Pawlenty Finds ‘Time and Space’ to Advance Campaign
Tim Pawlenty (R) acknowledged Sunday that he has a name-recognition problem, but he said he expects his profile can naturally rise in prominence as he runs for president.
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With 2012 Field Solidifying, Talent Market Heats Up
“I’m still open to the possibility, but I haven’t made a decision one way or the other,” he said.
McCaskill May Block House Defense Bill Over Earmarks
“If necessary, I will also seek language in a conference between the House and Senate that will ensure that any earmarks included in your bill, should they survive to become law, will undergo the most
Democrats Promise to Keep Up Medicare Attacks Through 2012
-elect Kathy Hochul’s win to gain momentum without sounding overly optimistic.
Campus Notebook: In Unanimous Vote, House Approves New Chaplain
“and I have gotten a chance to get to know Father Pat. And we are honored that he has accepted our invitation to serve as chaplain.”
Fla. Senate Hopeful Hasner Takes Risk by Backing Medicare Overhaul
“I think it still has some issues, but he is moving us in the right direction,” the Republican said. Former Sen. George LeMieux told the newspaper that he prefers his own plan over Ryan’s.
After N.Y. Special Election, GOP Tries to Regain Footing
“You don’t lose a very Republican seat without putting in some thought of why.”
Hochul’s Election Prompts Redistricting Angst
“You’d have to be Leonardo da Vinci to draw a map that potentially gives all three a chance to run without a primary.”
Author Lists Best Practices for Whistle-Blowers
It might be legal to tape a conversation without people knowing it in one state, but in another it’s outlawed. And you can get fired legitimately and lose your case.
Hollywood Couldn’t Save California Hopeful
The campaign was forced to measure success on “intuition” and the fundraising that coincided with the increased attention, said Astin, who served as Adler’s campaign manager and starred in his ads.
House GOP Will Force Vote on Stand-Alone Debt Limit Bill
Still, Camp said in a statement that he strongly opposes the measure.
Dueling Budget, Debt Votes Set
“I think it sends a terrible message to the international community,” Majority Leader Harry Reid (Nev.) said Tuesday. “They are bringing up something that they know is going to fail.”
Tea Party Minority Outreach Project Starts in Texas
“In order for conservatives to win elections in the future, we are going to have to aggressively, unrelentingly, without ceasing bring diversity into the base. It is a crisis.”
Georgia GOP Looks Past DOJ to Clear New Lines
“I would be shocked if we even sent them an email letting them know we passed a map. I think we’ll just take it to the courts.”
GOP Presidential Candidates Affect Agenda
I thought it was time to write something on presidential politics, as the Republican field shakes down and the remaining candidates, along with a few still lurking in the wings, will soon get even more
Senate GOP Faces Tricky Budget Vote
Lugar said Monday that he would vote for Ryan’s budget. “I support the creative thinking … expressed by the Congressman,” Lugar said. “Creativity is going to be required to save Medicare.”
Consensus Is Building for South Carolina Map
“We believe that we should easily pass Department of Justice or district court muster without too much difficulty,” said state Rep. Alan Clemmons, chairman of the Election Laws Subcommittee.
Highway Money Fight Shifts to States
Without earmarks, lobbyists are focusing on promoting policy decisions that could lead to the funding of their clients’ projects and inserting language into grant programs that will give them priority
Courtney: Joint Strike Fighter Alternate Engine Is Redundant, Expensive
An embodiment of wasteful redundancy, the engine did not go down without a fight, dying despite the tireless backing of Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and support from 40 of the 87 freshman Republicans
The Civil War’s First Union Death
He shoots Ellsworth — the guy without the gun. And the second barrel, he misses. A wiser person would dispatch the guy with the gun first.