Departing Members Plot Their Next Career Moves
“Those are things I’m going to miss. I’ll just have to watch from the sidelines.” The eight exiting members of the House Appropriations Committee include 18-term Republican Rep.
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Minnesota: Franken Fires Back at Potty-Mouth Hit
Norm Coleman (R) for running a hard-edged spot targeting him.
Pennsylvania: New Polls Show Both Candidates in Lead
Paul Kanjorski (D) and Hazleton Mayor Lou Barletta (R) with 9-point leads, respectively, in their hotly contested northeastern Pennsylvania race.
California: Brown Hit for Anti-War Rally Appearance
John Doolittle (R) last cycle, responded with a call for his GOP opponent to stop the partisan attacks and join him in supporting veterans.
White House Strikes Back
“I’m not going to get into the blame game,” Perino declared. “We are in the ‘act, lead and govern’ game.” Democratic presidential nominee Sen.
Shop Talk: Pure Energy
Kennedy previously worked for then-House Resources Chairman Richard Pombo (R-Calif.). The Institute for Energy Research is a nonprofit organization.
Heard on the Hill: One Man’s Trash, Another Man’s (Campaign) Treasure
Shelley Moore Capito (R) in West Virginia.
FEC Holds Public Hearing To Define Bundling Rule
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) have publicly released the names of bundlers for their presidential campaigns who have raised $50,000 or more, there is not a uniform system for determining
GOP Woes Unlikely To Produce Pink Slips
Richard Burr (R-N.C.), who unsuccessfully ran for Conference chairman last year.
Minnesota: In Ad, Couple Blames Senator for Son’s Death
Norm Coleman (R) with one of its toughest advertisements of the campaign season so far. In the 60-second TV ad “Andersons,” Nancy and Claremont Anderson talk about their late son, Army Maj.
Couple Blames Coleman for Son’s Death in New DSCC Ad
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) with one of its toughest advertisements of the campaign season so far.
Hill Climbers: Lifelong Goal
They’ve been really helpful, even though I’m pushing the conservative message.” Although Snyder started her job as press secretary for Rep.
On a Special Mission
Pete Sessions (R-Texas), whose 14-year-old son, Alex, has Down syndrome. “It was different for me because I’m the dad, but we all saw Cathy carrying that baby,” Sessions said.
Minnesota: Coleman Raises Doubts About Franken in Ad
Norm Coleman (R) came out swinging in his latest ad, charging that comedian Al Franken (D) does not have the “temperament” to be a Senator.
Heard on the Hill: If You Can’t Say Something Nice …
John McCain (R-Ariz.), with whom he famously crafted the sweeping Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002.
Under the Radar: Democrat Says McConnell Arranged Her Firing
Ed Whitfield (R) can thank Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) for the Democratic challenger the Congressman is facing in Western KentuckyÂ’s 1st district this fall.
GOP Pans Democratic Energy Bill
This week, Democratic leaders “wasted time doing a lot of suspensions and not dealing with this issue,” Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said.
K Street Files: Crowell’s Catch
For years, Crowell & Moring has kept its public policy team at C&M Capitolink at armÂ’s length.
Hill Climbers: Political Beginnings
John Cornyn (R-Texas), a position she stepped into in mid-July.
Heard on the Hill: And It’s Not Even Spring
“I’m thrilled that she took that ring.” They haven’t set a date or made any wedding plans yet. Sounds like a House bachelor party could be in the works. Biden Alum in Sexy Role.