Sarah Palin (Gulp!) Still Could Become GOP 2012 Nominee
And I do believe she’s in — damaged in her chances, maybe, but fully intending to make a run and very popular with the shrinking hard core of the GOP.
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Hill Liberals Steamed by Emanuel Remarks
“I want to be clear that any such trigger for a strong public plan option is a non-starter with a majority of Members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus,— Grijalva said.
Hill Talk: Trover Shop to Close After 51 Years on Hill
Mark Sweeney, chief of the serial and government publications division for the Library of Congress, said the LOC has relied on Trover as a way to keep its reading room stocked without having to go
Unions Set Their Sights on Climate Change Bill
“I don’t think that any Democrats should view this as protectionist.
Leaders Press Case for Unity
Evan Bayh (Ind.) said.
Reid Loses Patience on Health Bill
“I would say there’s a search for alternatives,— Conrad told reporters. “There’s been feedback. There’s been additional questions in terms of getting the votes and public support.
The Savior of Nuclear Disarmament
“Some people think he was maybe not so bright,— Martin Anderson said in an interview.
D.C. Advocates Fear Gun Amendment on Budget
Mayor Adrian Fenty (D) sent a letter last week to subcommittee Chairman José Serrano (D-N.Y.) asking for a bill “without additional provisions that restrict the District’s basic right to self-determination
Palin to Resign Governorship
“Once I decided not to run for re-election, I also felt that to embrace the conventional Lame Duck’ status in this particular climate would just be another dose of politics as usual,’ something I
Palin’s Resignation Plan Leaves Mysteries in Its Wake
“I am deeply disappointed that the Governor has decided to abandon the State and her constituents before her term has concluded,— Murkowski said.
Lobbyists Reach Deep Into Their Pockets
“As I look at myself as a Congressional Republican, working to help clients get things done, you have to reach across party lines, and I think that you can disagree without being disagreeable.
GOP Pushing Malpractice Reform
“We cannot possibly reduce the cost of health care in this country without reducing defensive medicine,— he said.
Franken’s Victory Gets Democrats to 60, Sort of
“We have 60 votes on paper only,— said one senior Senate Democratic aide.
A Time for Patriotism
“I started it because my personal experience is that the World War II veterans are without question the most humble, most appreciative, most stoic patriotic people you will ever meet, and here they
Members Lost Big on Real Estate
A Gallegly spokesman said the home sold for an $18,000 loss. Rep.
Holiday Concerts Are a Capitol Affair
It looked like a bookmobile— and had rust all over it, he said.
Eastern Market Set To Reopen
Eastern Market will reopen on Saturday, more than two years after a fire gutted the historic structure and left vendors without a storefront.
Pelosi Prodding Caucus on Climate
“This is not becoming law— yet, he said. “I can guarantee that this thing is going to be further refined in the Senate.
Majority Ready for a Long Year
I mean, this is a once-in-a-political-lifetime opportunity— on health care and climate change, in particular, Durbin said.
House Leaders Plot Gay Rights Agenda
“Democrats are in a very good place— to move on gay-related matters, said Frank.