Mitch McConnell Picks Top Races in Majority Quest
“I’m not going to make a prediction other than this: I think the Senate is going to be close, one way or the other,” he said.
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The First Declared War
“I am happy in the assurance that the decision will be worthy the enlightened and patriotic councils of a virtuous, a free and a powerful nation,’’ he wrote.
Michigan: Thaddeus McCotter to Run as a Write-In
“The buck stops with me,” McCotter, who ran a quixotic presidential bid earlier this cycle, said in a statement. “That’s why I urge the continued investigation into the petitions.
Norm Dicks Picks His Spots, Including When to Exit
I just felt that I didn’t want to be one of the people who either lost or died in office,” he said during a recent wide-ranging interview in his Congressional office.
Despite His Criticism of Lavish Conferences, Jeff Sessions Has Traveled on Taxpayer Dime
“A judicial circuit court should be capable of using technology to share information without requiring a trip to an island paradise.
Undercover Congressman
“I think,in general, these experiences are more memorable than any memo we could provide,” Bowen says.
Missouri: Claire McCaskill Starts Push on Veterans Issues
Without a clear opponent — the three Republicans looking to take her on in November are locked in a nasty primary — McCaskill has focused on attacking the third-party groups that attack her and burnishing
Charlie Rangel’s Career Might Be in Peril
insiders and established figures are going to start openly talking about a Harlem without Charlie Rangel and the likelihood that Adriano is the next Member of Congress.”
Capitol Hill’s Snack Shacks
Nutella is good —“the salty and sweet work perfectly together,” Haney said — but you’d be a sucker not to splurge on the spectacularly sweet caramel mustard.
John Mayer Done With ‘Rocking’ the Boat
“It’s very seldom that I see something and think, ‘Well, this is what people aren’t talking about,’” he said, adding, “We live in a world where you can see [and hear] every shade of pro and anti.
Some Good News, but Bad News Outweighs It
(Oops, I probably should not have written that.)
Commence With the Advice
“Today we’re living in a nation that engages too much confrontation and too little conversation,” Warner said in his speech.
Democrats, Republicans All Give It Up for the Godfather
Glad I saw him live and that I bought Bustin’ Loose on 45 when I was a kid. #WindMeUp.”
Earmark Ban Changes Campaign Strategy
“I think Tennesseans would think I’d lost my mind if I didn’t come to the United States Senate and speak about what was important to Tennessee,” said Sen.
Deportations Create Quandaries
Gutierrez said he was in Charlotte, N.C., on Wednesday on behalf of Gabino Sanchez, who is facing deportation because local police have repeatedly issued him tickets for driving without a license
Rules of the Game: Advocacy Groups Face New Ad Rules
Both groups are already spending millions on ads that picture and name candidates but that don’t call for their election or defeat, allowing them to empty their coffers on “educating” voters without triggering
Burglaries Raise Questions About House Security
“Prior to media reports, I think it was pretty much business as usual,” Dix said on Thursday morning shortly after receiving the internal memo.
Bordallo: ‘Balance’ Is Key to Defense Deal
Even on issues that both parties support, or oppose in the case of sequestration, reaching agreement does not come without roadblocks.
Hartzler: Defense Is Our First Obligation
Without action by Congress, significant across-the-board cuts to defense will take place in January.
Boehner’s Debt Limit Demand Faces Skepticism
The fact that Boehner said he would not consider a debt limit increase without equal or greater spending cuts or reforms is hardly unexpected.