Manley Made Mark With Humor, Hard Work
Afterward, Manley sent Daly a taunting e-mail. The cross-Capitol parrying goes both ways. In Friday’s Wall Street Journal story on the tax bill, Manley dissed the House.
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Angle’s Losing Nevada Bid Was Cash Juggernaut
A former local legislator little-known even in her own state before she took on the Senate’s most powerful Democrat, Angle raised more campaign cash from donors than anyone else last cycle, drawing
As Grayson Considers Political Future, He’s Keeping Tabs on Progressives
The Florida Democrat is a favorite on the left for his outspoken views, and liberals have even been suggesting the frequent cable news guest should get his own show on MSNBC.
Unhappy Democrats Still Digesting Deal Cut by W.H.
When asked if he would share his general thoughts on the agreement, the Rhode Island Democrat grimly said, “No.”
Deal on Tax Cuts Rankles Hill Democrats
“It’s the same trap the Republican leadership set so effectively when they put two wars, a prescription drug program and the Bush tax cuts on the credit card,” the Vermont Democrat said
On Tax Cuts, Liberals Wanted Obama to Fight
The New York Democrat later criticized the president for compromising core Democratic principles in his deal with Republicans.
Tea Partyers Shredded Fundraising Playbook
Traditional phone and some direct-mail requests didn’t hurt.
Salaries for Top Watchdogs Exceed $100K
In an e-mail Friday, Sloan wrote that her salary is set by the organization’s board, which “bases it on CREW’s effectiveness.”
Rangel Seeks Grass-Roots Support Against Censure
The Committee on Standards of Official Conduct voted Nov. 18 to recommend censuring the New York Democrat for his repeated violation of House rules.
House Can Pick Rangel’s Penalty
Charlie Rangel this week with its harshest punishment short of expulsion, but the New York Democrat could still receive a last-minute reprieve.
Rangel Apologizes to Colleagues, Asks for Sympathy
Charlie Rangel pleaded for compassion from fellow lawmakers in an e-mail Monday.
Most Outrageous, Absurd Candidates of 2010
In other words, this is an impossible district for a Democrat even in a good Democratic year, let alone a year like 2010.
Ethics Panel Finds Rangel Broke Rules
The matter will be now be referred to the full Committee on Standards of Official Conduct to determine whether to sanction the New York Democrat. A hearing date was not immediately set.
K Street Files: Retail Politics — Durbin Looks to Refill Coffers
This week, the industry is fêting the Illinois Democrat at a $1,000-per-head fundraiser. According to an invitation for the event, Target Corp., Best Buy Co.
Whoops, Part Two: Tea Party List Included GOPers Who Didn’t Win
Four Republicans not expected to win a seat in Congress were included on a list of incoming freshmen whom the Tea Party Patriots urged its supporters to call and e-mail in a solicitation released on Friday
Chamber Watch: Business Group ‘Central’ to GOP Gains
Fielder said in an e-mail to Roll Call. “We did this not to support Republican or Democrat candidates, but to support pro-business candidates.”
McNerney Claims Election Win, but Harmer Won’t Concede
Jerry McNerney claimed victory Wednesday after the latest vote tally put the second-term Democrat up by 1,681 votes, but Republican David Harmer accused McNerney of a premature celebration.
Pelosi Withholds Her DCCC Pick
Two days after the election, Israel’s chief of staff, Jack Pratt, sent an e-mail to the Democratic caucus with the subject line: “Pelosi delivered: The Democrats’ hold on the House didn’t last.
Van Hollen Asks Colleagues to Back Bid for Top Budget Job
The Maryland Democrat sent a “Dear Colleague” letter to his House colleagues asking for them to support his bid.
Neal, Levin Still Vying for Top Slot on Ways and Means
The Pennsylvania Democrat sent a “Dear Colleague” letter Tuesday promoting his bid.