Kentucky: New Lines Strengthen Ben Chandler
“I’m signing this bill today to provide certainty to this process so candidates can file for office,” Beshear said in a statement.
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End of Earmark Ban Is Unlikely
“I am a … recovering earmarker, like many of us are around here,” Senate GOP Conference Chairman John Thune (S.D.) said. “But I do think that the process has been abused.
McConnell, Boehner Turn Up Rhetoric at CPAC
“What liberals just can’t seem to accept is the idea of free people and free institutions pursuing happiness as they see fit — with a deep respect for the rights and difference of others — without
At CPAC, a Serious, Heated Display of Conservatism
And it’s never worked anywhere it has been tried,” said Rubio, the son of immigrants from Cuba.
Alexander Spreads His Wings Post-Leadership
I think he’s well-trusted by people across the spectrum, and everybody talks about in politics finding people you can disagree with without being disagreeable: He’s classic that way.”
Obama Gives In to Pragmatism
“I don’t think he has any choice,” said Sen.
Arizona: Quayle Opts to Run Against Schweikert
“The work of Arizona’s redistricting commission has placed many people in difficult positions, but at the end of the day my choice is to continue representing the people I represent today,” Quayle
Florida Enters Uncertain Battle Over District Lines
“No one really knows,” the Democratic operative said. “I think the Congressional map is a tossup, I think it’s 50-50” that the courts will decide in Democrats’ favor.
GOP Spoiling for Budget Fight
(Texas) said.
The Combative Caucus Thins Ranks in House
Some of the most combative House Democrats will be gone from the chamber next year, leaving the Caucus without its more outspoken liberal and fiscally conservative Members. Rep.
As Inouye Extends Earmark Ban, Senate Votes Against Permanent Measure
“It is simply not possible for a bureaucrat here in Washington to understand the needs of my home state as well as I do.”
Oregon Escapes Notice in Voter Photo ID Battle
As the voter ID battle rages on in states across the country, the Beaver State hardly registers within the movement, even though it’s possible for an Oregonian to vote without ever having to show
Reid Recalls Parliamentarian’s Time in Senate
In his remarks, Reid also mentioned Frumin’s history of impartiality, an aspect Reid said is crucial to the job.
Indiana: Veteran Rep. Dan Burton to Retire
Burton’s retirement marks the seventh House Republican to leave Congress at the end of this year without seeking another office, according to Roll Call’s Casualty List.
Indiana: Veteran Rep. Dan Burton to Retire
Burton’s retirement marks the seventh House Republican to leave Congress at the end of this year without seeking another office, according to Roll Call’s Casualty List.
Watchdogs Say Transparency Efforts Fall Short
“Increasingly, I think Members of Congress are able to control precisely what was said and not be dinged by the reporter either in the story itself or harming an ongoing relationship,” Fitch said
Dream a Little Dream of Gov. Mitch Daniels
I despaired again on State of the Union night that Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels isn’t running for the Republican presidential nomination.
NYT Article Stirs Up Race to Take On Grimm
“The unsubstantiated accusations made by the Times are completely false and it’s disappointing that such a story was allowed to go forward without evidence,” he said.
NYT Article Stirs Up Race to Take on Grimm
“The unsubstantiated accusations made by the Times are completely false and it’s disappointing that such a story was allowed to go forward without evidence,” he said.
North Carolina: Rep. Howard Coble Announces Re-Election Bid
“Yes, I may be old, but I am also old-fashioned, too, where I feel you should judge a man by his record and his word,” he said in a statement.