Egos on Deck in Health Care Fix
“I’m very encouraged by the cooperation that I am seeing with the chairs — Chairman Baucus, Chairman Kennedy, with the incoming Obama administration,” Wyden said.
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Heard on the Hill: Hair Club for the Vanquished
Mel Martinez (R) and Bill Nelson (D), had to cancel a news conference Thursday at which they were to present Florida goodies to PennsylvaniaÂ’s delegation, because of a delivery snafu.
Freshman Wastes No Time Getting Into Trouble
-elect Leonard Lance (R-N.J.) drops his scone and scurries forward. “First day and I’m already tardy,” he says to his chief of staff, Todd Mitchell.
Lawyer Hopes to Subpoena Chambliss
Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.), a Georgia attorney said he will argue that the lawmaker went outside the bounds of constitutional Speech or Debate protections when he met with accident victims earlier this year
Another Cycle, Another Bunch of My Misjudgments
Sarah Palin (R) as his running mate? DonÂ’t look at me.
Congress, New President Must Put Our Fiscal House in Order
Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.) and Frank Wolf (R-Va.) are pushing a similar proposal that deserves serious consideration.
Senate Leaders’ Rapport In Tatters
In the hours and days following his re-election win, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) fielded dozens of congratulatory calls and reached out to Democratic and Republican lawmakers, as well
Heeding the Bikers’ Call
Richard Burr (R-N.C.).
Heard on the Hill: Huck and Chuck’s Excellent Adventure to the Holy Land
“I’m sure she can do a lot of good as secretary of State, but she wouldn’t be her own boss.” Slaughter allowed that she had some selfish reasons for wanting to keep Hill on the Hill.
Chaplain’s Work With Abusers Was Little-Known
In March 2000, then-Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.), attempting to quell a firestorm of Democratic criticism that he was anti-Catholic, appointed a Catholic priest as the new Chaplain for the House of
Court to Rule on Protected Speech in Murtha Case
Cass Ballenger (R-N.C.) by the Council on American-Islamic Relations for disparaging remarks he made in a 2003 interview — Murtha did not give one interview, but repeated the remarks over a period of several
Note From the Editor
Former Senate Majority Leaders George Mitchell (D-Maine) and Howard Baker (R-Tenn.) attack the maladies affecting our national health care system. Dr.
Heard on the Hill: Sleeping on the Job
“I’m sure it’s not encouraged.
Staff Hunt Starts For 2010 Cycle
Sessions, who has the strong backing of Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio), is favored to win that contest in todayÂ’s GOP Conference vote.
Frosh Inundated at Orientation
“Even if I’m dead last, I still have a Congressional office,” he said with a laugh.
House Members Get Strict 198-Ticket Allocation
Frank Wolf (R-Va.) has a list 6,000 strong and growing. In Illinois, Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D) had to stop at 4,000 requests. A few Members, such as Illinois Republican Reps.
Heard on the Hill: Before They Were [Barack] Stars
Mitt Romney (R).
The Daley Dose
But as Emanuel helms the presidential transition — and plots his Congressional exit — behind the scenes, Chicago Mayor Richard M.
Remini’s ‘Short’ History Packs Whole Lot of Punch
Jeannette Rankin (R-Mont.). How many blind people have been Members? Three. These questions have all been fielded to Remini and his office.
Lieberman Looking Safe
“I’m probably as disappointed with Sen. Lieberman as anyone in our caucus,” said Sen.