Boustany Ready for His Close-Up in Delegation
Richard Baker (R) this year, the pending retirement of 11-term Rep.
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Campus Notebook: Protest Pains
Gresham Barrett (R-S.C.) thinks Members should forgo their automatic annual raise.
Michigan: Knollenberg, Walberg Skip Bush Fundraiser
Bush was scheduled to make remarks at the Max M. Fisher National Republican Leadership Award Dinner, according to his public schedule. The event was in Rep. Thaddeus McCotterÂ’s (R) district.
Primary Peril for Members
Albert Wynn (D) and Wayne Gilchrest (R) — a relatively high number given that the Congressional primary season is barely half over.
Heard on the Hill: The Prodigal Spokesman
“The fact is, I’m a staffer. President Bush has hundreds of staffers,” Fleischer said. “I wouldn’t write a book about the things I disagreed with.
California: On-Again, Off-Again Meeting Is Off Again
Tom McClintock (R), running for the 4th district seat being vacated by Rep.
Ryan Campaigns for Fiscal Fitness
Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), the ranking member on the Budget Committee. Ryan wishes he wasnÂ’t occupying such lonely territory.
FEC Back in Business
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) immediately bashed Democrats for the prolonged shutdown, which hinged for months on the stalled nomination of Republican pick Hans von Spakovsky, a
Georgia Democrats Eye Chambliss Seat
Saxby Chambliss (R) a credible challenger this cycle.
The Out-of-Towners
“I’m fine with him harping on it. Cannon crying about my address doesn’t win any votes,” he said. Democrat Dan Seals, a DCCC darling in a rematch with four-term Rep.
Cannon’s Political Fate Decided Today
(R). The Utah polling firm Dan Jones & Associates released a survey over the weekend of 312 registered voters that gave Cannon a 4-point lead.
K Street Files: Panic Mode
“I’m a Yankee battling a bunch of Southerners.” McManus’ Government Pork team includes Barrett Thornhill, a health policy lobbyist at Foley Hoag and one-time aide to Sen.
Heard on the Hill: Woodward Who?
“I’m Bob Woodward,” he informed the young man behind it.
Are Senate Races Moving in One Partisan Direction?
Ted Stevens (R) narrowly. The longer that race stays tight, the better for Democrats, who are trying to knock off a state political icon.
Film Lets Viewers Walk in Lewis’ Shoes
The film made its Congressional debut last week before a bipartisan crowd that included House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) and House Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.).
Connecticut: Campaign Ad — This Is Your Life, Jimmy Himes
Christopher ShaysÂ’ (R) opponent is hitting the airwaves early.
Good Candidates for House Come in All Shapes and Sizes
Marilyn Musgrave (R), IÂ’d be very, very worried about challenger Markey.
Heard on the Hill: Pity the Fool
Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) on vocals and guitar, Thaddeus McCotter (R-Mich.) on lead guitar, Dave Weldon (R-Fla.) on bass and Jon Porter (R-Nev.) on keyboards. Too Much Monkey Business.
GOP Forced To Sidelines
Gordon Smith (R-Ore.) said this week that Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) rejected his offer to negotiate on a bill intended to prevent a pay cut for doctors who treat Medicare patients.
Telecom Awaits New Congress
John McCain (R-Ariz.) is elected president, “I think both of them are going to come in with a flurry of activity,” Rohde said.