GOP Assails Sandlin Family Ties
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin’s family situation is becoming a major headache for the South Dakota Democrat in her tough re-election bid, with Republicans ramping up their criticisms of her voting record —
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Street Talk: Interest Groups Ponder the Magic of the Bus
“We haven’t committed to a bus tour,” a chamber spokesman said in a recent e-mail exchange.
GOP Prepares Members to Go Out Swinging
“Our candidates will be on offense as their Democrat opponents come home,” the Texas Republican said.
Hill Climbers: Learning a Michigan State of Mind
But despite her geographical shortcomings, Calvo, 21, was hired as deputy scheduler for the Michigan Democrat in May.
Democratic Gavel Races Heat Up
Neal’s two priorities this election cycle are his own re-election campaign and maintaining a Democratic majority in the House,” Neal’s spokesman William Tranghese said in an e-mail.
Pelosi Satisfied With Obama’s Election-Year Efforts
“There is absolutely no reason to think that the White House has been anything but cooperative with us in terms of our political efforts to retain control of the House,” the California Democrat told
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Taxicab-gate
Jerrold Nadler is fighting back against claims made by a D.C. taxicab driver who says that the New York Democrat refused to pay his fare following a dispute Tuesday over the cost, saying the driver broke
Neal Ups Donations to Colleagues as He Eyes Top Ways and Means Slot
Richard Neal is taking the shadow fight for the gavel of the Ways and Means Committee to his fellow Members: The Massachusetts Democrat has more than doubled his contributions to other lawmakers in the
Heard on the Hill: Quigley Puts On His Hairnet
The Illinois Democrat also is a mail carrier, a streets and sanitation worker, an Asian carp fisherman, a carhop at a hot dog stand and even a zookeeper. For the day, anyway.
Joe Wilson’s Democratic Foe Raising Cash in D.C.
Democrat Rob Miller, an Iraq war veteran running in South Carolina’s 2nd district, will be in D.C. on Thursday for fundraisers with separate groups of young Democratic donors.
Reports of Leahy’s Death Discounted
Carle said the e-mail was sent from outside the office by someone who spoofed the office’s e-mail address.
Retirement Age Divides Democrats
the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee wrote in a breathless fundraising e-mail. The only problem?
K Street Files: Tapped Out to Boehner’s PAC? That’s Too Bad
The International Franchise Association appeared to be taking cues from Boehner earlier this month when its lobbyist Jason Straczewski sent an e-mail invite proposing that lobbyists or corporate
Opponents of Cuba Embargo Poised for a Win
“This bill has been needed for a long time, and I expect the committee to report out the bill,” the Minnesota Democrat said Tuesday.
History May Repeat Itself in Upstate New York
“There is very little philosophically that separates Matt from Hoffman,” Power wrote in an e-mail.
Heard on the Hill: A Congressional Tribute to the King of Calypso
“This is intended to reduce possible noise/disruption while the hearing is ongoing,” AOC spokeswoman Eva Malecki told HOH in an e-mail.
K Street Files: Meeting Barrasso’s Top Aide Is No Cheap Date
“The event was with Senator Barrasso to raise funds for his campaign,” Barrasso fundraiser Amy Bradley said in an e-mail.
North Hall Is Popular For Events
is a popular venue for all types of gatherings and has been used by private companies, non-profits, members of the DC Council and United States Congress — just to name a few,” Margeson wrote in an e-mail
Members Are Not Dodging Town Halls
The outrage that the Pennsylvania Republican-turned-Democrat faced boiled across the country during the debate over health care reform and still simmers heading into the midterm elections.
North Carolina: Challenger’s Poll Finds Shuler 12 Points Ahead
Heath Shuler, a Blue Dog Democrat, is leading his relatively unknown GOP challenger by just 12 points, according to polling conducted for the campaign of businessman Jeff Miller.