Heard on the Hill: We’re On to You
“Yeah, I just cover up my pin, like this,” he said, demonstrating with the sheaf of papers and manila folders he was holding.
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Obama-Mania Is Already in the Mail
The Postal Service is also offering a framed picture of Obama, which is advertised as an “inspiring piece” that commemorates the “dream” fulfilled when he was elected president.
On Second Thought, Let’s Make That Sen. Gillibrand
Kirsten Gillibrand, who was recently appointed to the Senate by New York Gov.
Six Degrees of Alan Mollohan
But the connections between Mollohan and the building named after him donÂ’t end there.
Obama Can Do More to Be Post-Partisan, but Will GOP Join?
And, I think — along with presidential scholar Richard Norton Smith on PBS Tuesday — that it was no offhand remark that Obama urged Republicans to just not listen to conservative talk-show extremist
Obama Hires Halt at Top
“There’s an unwritten rule you don’t go and pillage leadership staff when you’re in the White House,” one senior Democratic aide said. “They know he’s up for re-election.
King Plots Next Move
But Gillibrand, despite her political skills and personal appeal, may still provide King with an opening, especially if New York City Democrats donÂ’t fully embrace her.
Shop Talk: Landing at Jamestown
In other firm news, Brian Donahue was promoted to partner at Jamestown, where he will continue to work with clients such as the U.S.
COLA for Members Will Fizz Out
“Under those circumstances, the law specifically says that we don’t move forward.
Innocence Exploited
“You buy a rug in a luxury showroom and you just don’t think about the fact that it was produced in poverty and squalor.
Despite Bumps, Outreach to Continue
One top GOP aide said the House leadershipÂ’s hand was forced because the rule for debating the stimulus bill on the House floor was going to be voted during the day.
Bunning Insists He’s Running
But his absence was noticed in GOP circles, adding further to criticism after an absence earlier this month.
Obama Appears to Change Few GOP Minds on Stimulus
“I don’t know that we’ll get everyone, but we’ll get virtually everybody.” Ways and Means ranking member Dave Camp (R-Mich.) was the first to raise the tax issue.
Hoyer Wants Fast Action on D.C. Bill
.” “I don’t know how you can get around that without changing Heller,” Turley said.
Of Purple Tickets, Economic Salvation and Seating Senators
In all, it was a marvelous event. But like many readers, I know a number of people who were turned away from the inauguration despite having tickets and having done everything they were told to do.
Stimulus Still Lacks Harmony
Whether it swings votes, I don’t know,” Thune said.
Heard on the Hill: Burr Uses Prickly Language
“Don’t tell him I said that.” Too bad we’ll never have a Rep. George Clooney — we never thought we’d be daydreaming about constituent services … Abe-a-Palooza.
New York: Gillibrand Quick to Ask Donors to Pony Up
Voters, however, are generally positive, even if they don’t know Gillibrand very well — if the first poll since Friday’s announcement is any indication.
Getting Paid: Collect Unpaid Campaign Fees
Often, there was a disagreement during the heat of the campaign.
New Blood in the Old Dominion
With that strategy clearly in mind, a release from Perriello last week was aptly titled “In Break from Party, Perriello Opposes Release of Bailout Funds.” While a lot can happen in two years