K Street Files: See Ed Run. Run Ed Run.
“I’m not planning on running for anything,— he wrote in an e-mail.
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Street Talk: Kaiser’s Book Details Decline of the Old Way
John Stennis, the Mississippi Democrat first elected in 1946 and who in 1982 was running for his seventh term.
Heard on the Hill: Going for the Gold
The Oregon Democrat, by his office’s count, has been parked in the chair for a whopping 28 hours and 15 minutes since being sworn in. Nipping at his heels is Sen.
Live Free or Die Running
Paul Hodes’ 2nd district seat, now that the two-term Democrat has announced he’s running for Senate. But that might not be the only open House seat next year. Rep.
Heard on the Hill: Norton’s No Meter Maid
“EHN represents the DISTRICT, and her illegal parking — going unpunished — screws over constituents,— the tipster griped in an e-mail to HOH.
Shop Talk: Action Jackson
In an e-mail released earlier this week, Democratic media consultant Bud Jackson attempted to separate himself from the mess surrounding one of his pro bono clients, Sen. Roland Burris (D-Ill.).
Members Eye Refunds Over Probes
But we’re also seeking guidance on whether it can be returned to the Stanford company’s court-appointed receiver,” Nelson spokesman Dan McLaughlin wrote in an e-mail.
$50 Million Arts Stimulus Points to a New Regime
“There’s no question that back five years ago when I was hired, when the leadership of both parties were Republicans … there was some concern when this organization hired a Democrat,” Motion Picture
K Street Files: Bloomfield Bows Out
Prior to joining Qwest in 2007, Bloomfield, a Democrat, was vice president of government affairs and association services at the National Telecommunications Cooperative Association.
Heard on the Hill: More HGTV, Less C-SPAN
The California Democrat slipped out during the hearing to consult in the committeeÂ’s anteroom with a guy holding a board affixed with swatches of carpet.
The All-GOP Firm: It Ain’t Dead Yet
“I’ve considered from Day One of having a prominent Democrat join our group.” Nickles has been in talks with several Democrats, although he says an addition is not imminent.
Shop Talk: Landing at Jamestown
Nicholas, of Eagle Consulting Group Inc., will also be managing direct mail for the five-term SenatorÂ’s re- election.
GOP Money Woes Could Get Worse
“My guess is that a Sarah Palin direct-mail piece would be a phenomenal direct-mail piece put out by the committees.” In fact, the NRCC’s most productive fundraising week of the entire 2008 cycle
Murtha Had Long Relationship With Defense Firm
agencies raided the offices of Kuchera Defense Systems and its sister company Kuchera Industries, as well as the homes of two top executives, Ron Kuchera and Bill Kuchera, according to the Johnstown Tribune-Democrat
Freeman Pens DSCC Fundraising Solicitation
Actor Morgan Freeman sent out a fundraising e-mail Thursday urging Democratic donors to get involved early in the 2010 cycle so that the DSCC can help send more Democrats to the Senate in two years
Heard on the Hill: Stone’s Monologue Rolls On … and On
Apparently, the historic events even inspired the normally stoic Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Terrance Gainer to pen an unusually heartfelt e-mail to staffers about the big day.
Obama Set to Take Capitol by Storm
Now, what to do with all of those 13 million e-mail addresses?
This Lobbyist Is Taking The Capital by Design
The California native, who was a Bush White House intern before becoming a Democrat, says Obama is the ethos of her line because she is professional, accomplished and glamorous.
Heard on the Hill: Kohl Won’t Stimulate Economy
One wouldn’t think a guy with that many zeros on his bank statement would need to borrow a staffer’s coat to wear to the presidential inauguration — but that’s just what the Wisconsin Democrat is hoping
McConnell Seeks to Slow Stimulus Push
“I understand the Democrat leadership would like to move this as-yet unwritten, trillion-dollar spending bill in less than two weeks, [but] it has not yet been explained how the spending bill can