Senate Field Still Scrambled After Snowe’s Exit
Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) turned the political world on its head with her retirement announcement, the succession battle has kept heads spinning.
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Morning Roundup: Senate Race Ratings Changes
While the GOP could still net the four seats they need to win an outright majority, the road to 51 certainly got tougher this week, write Kyle Trygstad and David M.
Shop Talk: Hauser Joins JDA Frontline
Tim Pawlenty (R). Before that, the Texas A&M graduate worked in media relations at JPMorgan Chase.
Delegating Lets Pelosi Focus on 2012
Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) were more involved in that process, and they caught the wrath of some in their caucus because of the deal that was cut; Pelosi
John Boehner Struggles to Secure Support for Transportation Bill
Rand Paul (R-Ky.) might use to try to ensure he gets a vote on his plan to cut off aid to Egypt until Americans being held there are released.
Legal Fees Show Who Is Spending on Defense
Mike Thompson (D-Calif.) and Mike Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) paid tens of thousands of dollars when the lawmakers were investigated and cleared by the Office of Congressional Ethics last year.
Democrats Will Try to Smoke Out GOP on Nominations
The aide also pointed out that the Senate last month approved Nebraska Supreme Court Judge John M. Gerrard to be U.S. District judge for the District of Nebraska.
Morning Roundup: All About Math
Marco Rubio (R), who is already on most vice presidential short lists and is likely to see his stock rise after Tuesday.
John Legend’s Strong Words
Legend joined Kennedy Center Vice President for Education Darrell M.
Defense: Five Hill Aides to Know
Dan Burton (R-Ind.) served as chairman.
Democrats Oppose Second Pay Freeze for Federal Employees
Mike Crapo (R-Idaho), believe it’s “too early to tell what … proposals will work best,” according to spokeswoman Mandi Critchfield. Rep.
Senate GOP Considers Options on Recess Appointments
Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), a member of the Judiciary Committee, also said he expects the issue to be discussed at the retreat.
Most-Read Articles of 2011 Touched on Campaigns, Controversy
“‘Sheriff Joe’ Arpaio Leads in Arizona Poll for Senate Race” (Feb. 14) In February, reporter David M.
GOP Prepares Its Counterpunch
House Appropriations Chairman Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) predicted after the meeting that the chamber could pass the new spending measure and send it to the Senate before the current federal funding runs
Experts Suggest Fixes to STOCK Act at Hearing
Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) and Scott Brown (R-Mass.) have introduced similar but not identical versions of the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, which seeks to prevent Members of Congress and
Palazzo’s CPA Firm Status Is Murky
Steven Palazzo (R-Miss.) recently transferred ownership of his accounting firm, Palazzo & Co., to his wife to comply with federal requirements that lawmakers not have financial interests outside of Congress
Partisanship Rules, Even on Popular Bills
Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said. Graham, a former House Member, cast aspersion on both chambers, saying: “It’s a symptom of the Senate becoming more like the House.”
Cupcake Craze Continues
Paul Broun (R-Ga.), says her crew opts for the selection at Buzz in Old Town Alexandria.
Paul: Trial Lawyers Take Issue With Depiction of Legal Reform as Jobs Legislation
On Wednesday, Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) addressed the U.S.
Riddick’s Tome Unlocks Quirky Senate Powers
To put the scale of the project in perspective, the namesake of the 1992 volume, Parliamentarian Emeritus Floyd M.