Campus Notebook: Jack Bauer, the House Version
“I’m a very lucky individual to meet so many important people, plus see so many interesting things.” Kelliher is a familiar face to many Members, who have grown used to his watchful eye and keen
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Six Degrees of Alan Mollohan
Cecil Underwood (R) — for helping to get the company started. “We had a lot of help from a lot of people,” Hartzell told the Daily Mail newspaper in Charleston, W.Va.
COLA for Members Will Fizz Out
Joe Sestak (D-Pa.), Dan Burton (R-Ind.) and Bob Latta (R-Ohio) — have introduced bills to prevent pay raises for Members of Congress.
Stimulus Still Lacks Harmony
Todd Tiahrt (R-Kan.) said. Obama seemed to indicate that he believes Republicans were protesting too much over the size of the tax portion.
Hoosiers’ New Hue: Very Purple
Mitch Daniels (R) won re-election.
Flake Bids for Ban on Earmarks
Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) to throw a wrench into Capitol HillÂ’s earmark machine.
Senate Approves Geithner by 60-34 Vote
You are now going to be regulated, and I’m going to lead the charge in imposing stiff regulations.’” Harkin was joined by a handful of other Democrats, including Russ Feingold (Wis.) in voting against
Jeffrey Plots Political Return Against Inglis
Bob Inglis (R) for his 4th district seat in the 2010 GOP primary. “It’s a critical time and it’s time for new blood,” Jeffrey said on steps of the House.
New Blood in the Old Dominion
Tom Davis (R-Va.), referring to the fact that the two relatively unknown Democrats were able to run with now-President Barack Obama and now-Sen. Mark Warner (D) on the ballot.
King Will Decide on Senate Race This Summer
Peter King (R-N.Y.), who could barely contain his desire to run against Caroline Kennedy (D) in the 2010 Senate race, said Friday he will likely wait until summer to decide on a Senate bid now that Rep
Heard on the Hill: Lady in Red
“I’m the greeter here. Nice to see you.” When Bennet’s littlest daughter exited, McCain doled out an even warmer greeting, bending down to say “hello.” “Aren’t you beautiful?” he said.
McConnell Says Bipartisanship Could Help GOP
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Friday called for greater bipartisanship in the 111th Congress and suggested his party would reap political rewards if it cooperates with an enhanced Democratic
Rules OK’d for New Ethics Office
Porter Goss (R-Fla.) serves as co-chairman.
Battle Afoot Over Earmark Cut
John McCain (R-Ariz.), was promising to eliminate all earmark spending outright.
K Street Files: The Inside Story
“I walked home that night and I said to myself, ‘I’m going to make a decision to not take action that would probably cost my kids $30,000 to $40,000 inheritance,’” he said.
Heard on the Hill: Predictions for an Unpredictable 2009
Peter King (R-N.Y.) introduces legislation to force all McDonaldÂ’s restaurants to serve Shamrock Shakes at all American locations year-round.
Clinton’s Nomination Tripped Up, but Still Headed for Approval
John Cornyn (R-Texas) has placed a hold on the New York SenatorÂ’s nomination.
Lofgren to Head Up Ethics
“I’m honored to have been selected to chair the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct,” Lofgren said in a statement.
Nary a Naysayer as Obama Takes Office
Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) said.
Kennedy Scare Shakes Capitol Hill
“When you submit yourself to that kind of physical and emotional pressure, I’m not sure it’s a good idea,” Rockefeller said, adding that “maybe he was trying to do too much in one day.” Former