Impasse on Energy Continues
On every unanimous consent request, Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) rejected the offer for Republicans, saying that most of the proposals did not offer new energy sources.
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Parnell Won’t Switch to Alaska Senate Race
Sean Parnell (R) has no intention of running for Senate and he doesnt expect his boss, Gov. Sarah Palin (R), to run in place of Sen.
Senate Garners Mixed Reviews
. Chief Deputy Minority Whip John Thune (R-S.D.) blamed Democrats for the inaction on energy.
Ensign Declines to Endorse Stevens Re-election Bid
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) when queried about the indicted lawmakers tough re-election race by reporters on Wednesday. Im not going to make any comment, Ensign said.
Heard on the Hill: Stevens — Forgive and Forget
Octogenarian House Energy and Commerce Chairman John Dingell (D-Mich.) and House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) got in a tiff on the floor over tobacco-regulation legislation, and the exchange got
New Look at the Old Dominion
Tom Davis (R) is retiring, but also in three other Republican-held House districts around the state.
Hill Climbers: Energy Influx
[IMGCAP(2)]Im from Louisiana, Spring said matter-of-factly, when asked why she wanted to work for the committee. Energy issues come with the territory.
South Dakota: Johnson, Wife Featured in Ad Explaining Bid
Im getting better, but my speech needs work, Sen. Johnson continues. Johnson is running against state Rep. Joel Dykstra (R).
Texas: Skelly Promotes Energy Alternatives in New Ad
John Culberson (R) in the 7th district. The 30-second spot, running mostly on cable with a small supplement of broadcast, focuses on Skellys history as a wind- energy executive.
The Black Vote and Mississippi
Im going to vote for him because hes the Democrat, but beyond that he has to win his election, Thompson said in an interview Tuesday.
Sen. Ted Stevens Indicted
Bob Bennett (R-Utah) as he left the NRSC meeting. Sen.
Senate GOP Reeling
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) legal woes relegated them to playing defense and effectively quashed the Conferences optimistic mood of the past few weeks.
Heard on the Hill: Rapper’s Delight
Im not saying no name … but we cant afford for history to repeat itself. Herds of supporters for the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, Sen.
Skaggs Planning First Steps for Ethics Panel
Porter Goss (R-Fla.), who will serve as co-chairman.
War Erupts in Twain Country
Because if you ever do it without my permission, Im going to kick your ass. (Moore later lunged for a Roll Call reporter who took a photograph of the escalating confrontation.)
Bush Undercuts GOP on Housing
Im deeply disappointed the White House will sign this bill, said House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio), who ripped it as a multibillion-dollar bailout for scam artists and speculative lenders
Broun’s Office Funds Run Low
Paul Broun (R-Ga.) may be forced to seek assistance to manage the offices day-to-day functions. At the same time, Brouns office said it was unaware of any problems.
Reflected Glory?
But at the end of the day, its more about what I know and what our family knows and what our son knows about why Im doing this.
Heard on the Hill: Reid’s Gender Gaffe
Chip Pickering (R-Miss.), who accidentally clocked a fan in the head with an errant bat at the Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game last week, as the possible culprit.
Missouri: Onder Gets Club Nod in 9th District Contest
Kenny Hulshof (R) late last week, endorsing state Rep. Bob Onder (R) and buying $100,000 worth of television ads hammering his main primary opponent. Blaine Luetkemeyer, a conservative?