Energy: Deal or Dry Hole?
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said that he was “somewhat pleased” that Democrats appear to be “coming our way” but that the bill as outlined by Pelosi “looks like a hoax” because it
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Expanding DCCC List Losing Clout?
“I guess you probably couldn’t just call people up and say, ‘I’m Red to Blue’ and their jaw drops anymore,” said one Congressional candidate on the list, who asked not to be named.
Connecticut: Cappiello Airs First Ad in Race With Murphy
David Cappiello (R), who is challenging freshman Rep. Christopher Murphy (D), has released his first television advertisement of the election cycle.
GOP Senators Pulled in Two Directions
“I’m going home,” Coleman said. “I think the Democrats are going to suffer from not getting things done and they’ll pay a price for that.
Cantor Peddles an Agenda
John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) vice presidential running mate — Minority Leader John Boehner’s (R-Ohio) ability to hold onto his post still hinges largely on the extent of expected GOP losses this fall.
Norton Gun Bill Passes Out Of Oversight Committee
Dan Burton (R-Ind.) defecting, the committee approved D.C. Del.
Republicans Not Entitled to Their Own Set of Facts
After 10 minutes or so, the other Senator threw up his hands and said, “You may disagree with me, but I’m entitled to my own opinions.
Alabama: Love Loves Palin, Is First to Put Her in Ad
John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) running mate. Love’s 30-second ad includes an image of McCain standing with the Alaska governor as Love states, “I’m supporting pro-lifers John McCain and Sarah Palin.
Stevens’ Attorneys Target Indictment Language
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) and government prosecutors sparred in federal court Wednesday.
Judge Rejects Several Motions to Dismiss Stevens Case
Ted Stevens (R). Judge Emmet Sullivan did not rule on constitutional “Speech or Debate” issues in the case but is expected to do so in coming days.
Cooper Sounds the Cry of Alarm: Is Anybody Listening?
[IMGCAP(1)] “The enemy is coming, and all I’m trying to do is warn my fellow citizens,” Cooper said in a recent interview “If they choose to be informed, and I think they will want to be informed
Heard on the Hill: Pearls Before Swine
Lynn Westmoreland (R-Ga.), for example, is responsible for three of the GOP’s uses of the expression. • Rep.
In Minnesota Suburbs, They Love a Parade
“I’m just a pretty simple guy. … I may not be a political mastermind or whatever, but I think I’m honest, I think I’m pretty sharp and hard-working.
Democrats Still Without an Energy Bill
approach to America’s energy: perversely increasing energy costs for some, while permanently locking up most offshore resources for all,” said Antonia Ferrier, spokeswoman for House Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo
Rangel in GOP Cross Hairs
Jerry Lewis (R-Calif.), ranking member on the Appropriations panel, and Rep.
Under the Radar: TV Watching Inspired Democrat’s Political Run
Monroe can still recall the two sentences uttered by Bush at the event that ultimately led him down the road toward an improbable challenge this year against House Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.): “Listen
Lobby Firm Raises Funds for Stevens
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), who at the time was ranking member of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
Allen Remains Positive
If it wasnÂ’t for a few moments on the campaign trail in southwest Virginia two years ago, this could have been a very different convention for George Allen (R).
Despite Palin, GOP Still Opposes Tax on Oil Companies
“I’m opposed to raising taxes, and most of my Republican colleagues are opposed,” Boehner said.
Ad-Libbing Giuliani Ridicules Obama’s Voting Record, Issue Stances
A frenetic crowd greeted former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R), who delivered the most critical assessment of Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) so far this evening.