Obama Gives Reid More Cover on Racially Charged Remark
There’s a level of self-consciousness about these issues the previous generation had to negotiate that I don’t feel I have to.”
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GOP Mulls Options for Financial Reform Debate
The bill cleared the committee on a party-line vote and without amendments.
Michigan Race Is Test of Loyalties
Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) said. “We’re very blessed with lots of really good talent. I’m going to see how that progresses. The good news is I think that seat will go Republican.”
Senate Embroiled in Tactical Warfare
“I do think it’s true that the rules have been used with greater vigor lately,” a GOP aide involved in mining the Senate rules for tactical advantages said.
Film Tells How to Stay Out of Jail
“I know how the law works, and I know that for many people the law sometimes doesn’t work,” he says.
How Christo Fenced Us In
It was necessary, he said, to convince the 59 ranchers who owned the land north of San Francisco that would eventually host the fence.
Should Charlie Crist Roll the Dice to Save Long-Shot Senate Bid?
Crist’s base in the GOP is virtually nonexistent, according to one Florida veteran campaign watcher I spoke with recently.
Boehner Urges Hold on Hicks’ Nomination to EAC
In a statement, House Minority Leader John Boehner (Ohio) criticized the White House for nominating House Administration Committee aide Tom Hicks to the EAC last week without including a GOP counterpart
Staffers Host Passover Seder on the Hill
“There’s no way I can go home that often,” said the San Francisco native. “It’s just nice to have this put together for us.” Michael Levin, communications director for Rep.
Both Parties Plot Jobless Benefits Strategies
ultimately agreed to pass a one-week extension to the program — which expires April 5 — House Democrats quickly scuttled that plan and Senate Democrats eventually voted nearly unanimously to adjourn without
Obama Moves on Stalled Nominees
And as chairman of the Armed Services Committee, I’m just simply not going to stand by without trying my best to change this,” Levin said.
Hot Plate: Romance on the Hill
The tuna was grilled perfectly without any charring, and the dish was finished off with boiled potatoes.
Bullet to Cantor’s Office Was Random, Police Say
It was a stray bullet as a result of random gunfire,” Lepley said. “The investigation remains open, but we have no suspects at this time.”
Members Wary of Attacks at Home
And what I’m worried about, and I need to say it again, it’s the same as the tea party thing last summer, I was scared to death somebody was going to get shot to death.”
New Players Enter Redistricting Fight
“I will be working with the trustees to identify a new director to ensure a smooth and seamless transition,” Smoot said. A decision on his replacement is expected to be made very soon.
Republicans Denounce Violence, Charge Democrats as Reckless’
“A bullet was shot through my campaign office in Richmond this week, and I received threatening e-mails,” Cantor said.
Corker: GOP Overplayed Its Hand on Financial Reform
“I am still hopeful that we can get to a regulatory reform bill that can receive strong bipartisan support, but as I told my Republican colleagues at lunch today, I believe our hand has been weakened
Budget Shortfall Forces Capitol Police Cutbacks
lost confidence in the Capitol Police’s ability going forward to handle this without assistance and without backup.”
Dodd: Financial Reform Could Be Done by Memorial Day
“The president has been very hands-on regarding financial reform, and I think it is one of the president’s top priorities now,” he said.
House GOP Still Requesting Earmarks
“While my requests do not guarantee funding for these projects, it is guaranteed that these projects will not be funded without Congressional action,” he said.