Politics · 115th Congress
The Senate’s Key Health Care Players
On the other hand, if they are behind it, people will take a second look even if initially they were not sure,” Louisiana GOP Sen. Bill Cassidy said.
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Policy · 114th Congress
7 Races That Could Affect Health Policy
John Fleming and Charles Boustany Jr. Both have been relatively outspoken on health policy during their House tenures.
Vitter Won’t Seek Re-Election After Louisiana Governor’s Loss
David Vitter said he will not seek re-election next year after his stunning loss to Democrat John Bel Edwards in the Louisiana governor’s race.
Vitter Won’t Seek Re-Election After Louisiana Governor’s Loss
David Vitter said he will not seek re-election next year after his stunning loss to Democrat John Bel Edwards in the Louisiana governor’s race.
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 1
The other states have produced only GOP leaders: John W. Kern (1913-15) and James E.
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 1
The other states have produced only GOP leaders: John W. Kern (1913-15) and James E.
People on the Move
She was a John F. Kennedy fellow at Harvard University’s Institute of Politics. She was managing director of public sector solutions at Colliers Ostendorf Morris.
Health Care Decision Cements Law, Not Debate
I was not surprised by the Supreme Court decision, but I thought it was more likely to be a 6-3 than 5-4 decision, with both Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Anthony Kennedy upholding the law
Politics & Poker: No Shortage of Political Scions Dotting 2010 Map
Shepard, a former member of the Alabama State Board of Education, announced his candidacy last week in front of a large oil portrait of his grandfather.
Hill Clout: California Is Still Golden
Other noteworthy drops: Ohio (from 11th to 15th), Louisiana (from 28th to 34th), Colorado (from 32nd to 37th), Oregon (from 35th to 40th) and Delaware (from 45th to 49th).
From Senator to Senate Staffer
Landrieus re-election victory over state Treasurer John Kennedy (R) by a comfortable 6 points was the one bright spot for Democrats on Election Day.
Statewide Officials Not Always the Senate Recruits They’re Cracked Up to Be
State Treasurer John Kennedy (R) lost his race in Louisiana. Five candidates were former statewide officeholders: now-Sens.
Heard on the Hill: ‘A’ for Effort
Bob Bennett of Utah, John Cornyn of Texas, Mike Enzi of Wyoming, Jon Kyl of Arizona, Jeff Sessions of Alabama and David Vitter of Louisiana made their way to the familiar doors of the Mansfield Room,
The New Members of the House
Kennedy School of Government. He and his wife, Abby Davidson- Maffei, a graduate student, are newlyweds.
McCain Needs ‘Vision’ to Beat Historic Odds Favoring Obama in ’08
John McCain (R-Ariz.) has to perform miracles to win the 2008 election. So far, he is far short of doing that.
Promoting a Dialogue
Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee staff. She has worked in various other capacities for the Senator for the past five years.
South
Landrieu is expected to face state Treasurer and former Democrat John Kennedy in the race.
Louisiana: Consultant Tries to Set Record Straight on Memo
John Ensign (R) next year.
Bush’s Katrina Plan Ignores 500,000 Displaced Children
[IMGCAP(1)] Louisiana is the state with the highest percentage of children in poverty, an astounding 30 percent.
Parties Divided Over Katrina Response
Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Chairman Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.) said his panel would hold a hearing Thursday on legislative solutions to the crisis caused by Katrina.