One Washington Battle That’s All in Good Taste
Phil English (R-Pa.), will be making a return appearance at the National Capital Barbecue Battle, an annual event that will enter its 16th year on Saturday.
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Minnesota: New Franken Ad Hits Protracted Iraq War
Norm Coleman (R) put his first advertisement on the air. Franken is returning to the airwaves for the first time since winning his partyÂ’s endorsement earlier this month.
Hill Climbers: A Lucky Move
“This wasn’t the master plan, but I’m certainly glad that things have worked out the way they have.” Her most memorable moment of the past 20 years is working through the night during the final days
Radio Static
Tom Latham (R-Iowa), refused to approve obligating the $10 million pending an investigation of the cost increase.
Office Space: A Lighter Side of Stevens
Kit Bond (R-Mo.) went so far as to have his picture with Stevens and the superhero framed and put on display in his conference room.
Heard on the Hill: Luck of the Draw
Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) and Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) both have made headlines in the past few years when they took home big-time lotto winnings.
Virginia: Clyburn, Scott Slated to Headline Event for Nye
Thelma Drake (R) in the southeast Virginia 2nd district.
Cannon: Foe Should Be Challenging Matheson
As expected, Cannon has been attacking Jason Chaffetz (R), the former chief of staff to Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. (R), for running against him while living outside the 3rd district.
Members Dig Into Mortgages
Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) on Monday called for a series of hearings to determine whether Members received similar perks.
A Mixed Legacy Explored
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.). Swint said he believes themes raised throughout the book will surface in the months leading up to the presidential election.
Surprise! There’s Actually Good News About the Budget
IÂ’m not the only one who noticed what was done against the odds.
The Farm Team: Weiner Desires Move From the Hill to the Hall
Vito Fossella (R) has given Democrats a rare opportunity to compete for his Staten Island-based seat, which the GOP has held with relative ease since the early 1980s.
Kanjorski Vs. Kanjorski?
Paul Kanjorski (D-Pa.) might hope thatÂ’s what voters say this cycle, especially now that he faces his most formidable opponent since 2002, when he defeated Hazleton Mayor Lou Barletta (R) in their first
Signing on With Sali
Bill SaliÂ’s (R-Idaho) Boise district office. She will be working with business owners and executives to identify federal issues that affect their operations.
Bocce Ball Bowls Over Hill
Ginny Brown-WaiteÂ’s (R-Fla.) office, is entering the playoffs with high hopes, having earned a 4-2 record in the regular season. VictoriaÂ’s isnÂ’t alone.
GOP Targets Member Giving
Sensenbrenner is done with the primaries, IÂ’m sure Mr.
Former Tennessee Rep. Dies
Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.), who was a staff aide to Sen. Howard Baker Jr. (R-Tenn.). Baker, like Kuykendall, ran unsuccessfully for the Senate in 1964, then ran and won in 1966.
Coleman Says He Disagrees With Filibuster Tactics
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) might want to be careful what he says, even in private meetings with lobbyists.
King of the Road
Oberstar sat down with Roll Call Executive Editor Morton M. Kondracke last week to discuss the highway trust fund, a gas tax holiday, Amtrak and the FAA.
Oregon: 3rd Party Nominee May Siphon Senator’s Votes
Gordon Smith (R), locked in a tight re-election bid with state Speaker Jeff Merkley (D), could face trouble on his right from Constitution Party nominee Dave Brownlow.