Push for Large Storm Aid Package Could Draw Opposition
Bloomberg appealed to lawmakers to clear the aid package without seeking cuts elsewhere.
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Inside the 2014 Senate Races
North Carolina: Kay Hagan, D Sept. 30 cash on hand: $1,303,000 Hagan will be running as a Democrat in a red-leaning purple state without the benefit of presidential-year voter turnout.
Andrew W.K. Undeterred by Administration Snub
Government officials maintained that if any such invitation was ever extended, it was done without the prior consent of official Washington, and was therefore null and void.
Out of the Leadership Loop, Price Is Free to Forge His Path on Health Care
Tom Price said he felt “the same dread I had as when I was in the Supreme Court when Chief Justice Roberts read his ruling” upholding the law.
Durbin: ‘Put Everything on the Table’
Durbin also said he would have “trouble” raising the Medicare eligibility age. “We need to take an honest look at Medicare,” Durbin said off-the-cuff.
Fiscal Cliff Requires Bipartisan Action — Now
Unfortunately, Senate Budget Committee member Mark Warner, D-Va., has revealed a push in Congress to make a “down payment” during the lame duck so members can “avoid sequestration” without actually
Tales of Hoyer’s ‘Liberal Problem’ Are Exaggerated
Without Pelosi, a “conservative Democrat will take over. It will be bad news,” the Progressive Change Campaign Committee told its San Francisco members that evening.
Jackson Resigns From Congress
In the letter to Boehner, the Illinois Democrat said that his resignation would be effective as of Wednesday, citing ongoing health issues.
Virginia: Warner Won’t Run for Governor
“Over the last year, a lot of Virginians – Democrats, Republicans, and independents – have approached me and asked that I consider running for Governor a second time,” Warner said in a statement.
Lieberman: Defense Authorization Bill May Not Be Done By Year’s End
Joseph I. Lieberman said Monday he hopes Congress will complete work on a defense authorization bill before year’s end but added that partisan gridlock could make that goal unattainable.
Senator Urges Republicans to Fill Election Commission Vacancies
Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., today called on Republican leaders to recommend nominees for a federal election agency that sat without a single commissioner, executive director or general counsel as voters encountered
Russia Trade Bill Still Faces Obstacle in Senate
But Cardin said that is not his main concern.
After Elections, Pollsters Take Stock
“I spent a lot of time with pollsters,” Cecil told Roll Call this week.
For Displaced Staffers, Post-Election Job Search All Starts With Networking
For those without ties to a staff association, Tom Manatos, a former Hill staffer who runs the political job search website TomManatosJobs.com, said the best place to start is with incoming freshmen
Democrats Propose Speeding Up Voting
As Roll Call reported, the Election Assistance Commission now sits without a single commissioner, executive director or general counsel and has not been able to conduct official business for almost two
House Republicans Will Consider Bringing Back Earmarks
“He’s always been a supporter of earmarks,” a Young aide said.
Democrats Try to Band Together on Entitlements Ahead of Fiscal Cliff Talks
“They are negotiating from a stronger position without doing that,” a Senate Democratic aide said Thursday.
Pelosi Cites Empowerment of Women in Staying
Larson of Connecticut — without an obvious slot to fill.
Pelosi’s Decision Freezes Top Democrat Leadership
Larson of Connecticut — without an obvious place to move up. Van Hollen, the ranking member of the Budget Committee and a former assistant to the speaker, said he was pleased.
Republican Senators Vow to Block Rice Nomination
Her assessment, he said, was “so disconnected from reality, I don’t trust her.