Waxman Defeats Dingell for Gavel
It was a fact not lost on the chairmen themselves, most of whom lined up behind Dingell.
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Labor, Foes Monitor Late Races
The House passed the bill in March 2007, but it was filibustered in the Senate later that year with only one Republican —Sen.
Seniority Takes a Big Fall
It was a fact not lost on the chairmen themselves, most of whom lined up behind Dingell.
New Members Fear the ‘Cage’
Wilson first got the office when he was elected in 2006, and now heÂ’ll have to stay another two years, after the bad luck of picking a high number in WednesdayÂ’s lottery for first-term Members.
Heard on the Hill: Hair Club for the Vanquished
But less than an hour after appearing on the Senate floor on Wednesday with beard on display, Sununu was back for another floor speech — and this time, he was clean-shaven.
Ensign Reiterates Campaign Pledge to Reid
What we don’t do is we don’t say anything negative about each other. … I will campaign for his opponent, just like he’ll campaign for my opponent,” Ensign said.
Another Cycle, Another Bunch of My Misjudgments
DonÂ’t look at me. Anyway, I thought IÂ’d point out some of my dumber assessments and evaluations for those of you who donÂ’t already think that IÂ’m totally clueless about politics.
Heeding the Bikers’ Call
.” “As a part-time law student with a full-time job, I don’t have a lot of extra time or energy for other exercise,” Heymann said.
Take Off the Boxing Gloves and Make the System Work
Don’t drag out the old flash word “amnesty” again. The issue is simple.
Heard on the Hill: Huck and Chuck’s Excellent Adventure to the Holy Land
“If you knock on a girl’s door twice and still don’t take her to the dance, God help you,” Huckabee joked. In the Tank for Toilets. Let the bathroom humor begin.
Taub Is at Your Service
“It was 1985, and Thatcher was in power, and it really struck me, coming from Congress, which was a very professional environment.
NRSC Fundraising Top Priority in 2010
CornynÂ’s first move as chairman was to hire Rob Jesmer as executive director.
First Step to GOP Recovery: Fire Rush Limbaugh
Immigration scarcely was an issue during the fall campaign.
Coughlin Worked With Chicago’s Fallen Priests
So I was the one that would be visiting him in prison,” Coughlin said.
Senate Leaders’ Rapport In Tatters
McConnell spokesman Don Stewart declined to comment except to say that “Sen. McConnell is not targeting Sen.
Democrats Say 60 Isn’t Always Magic
Lieberman was also about reminding people that we are very close to breaking through the record number of filibusters [from this Congress], and I don’t think that was lost on anyone,” Durbin said.
We Can Win the Battle Over Climate Change
[IMGCAP(2)] When I was administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, I saw firsthand what the Clean Air Act amendments accomplished.
Is It Too Much to Ask Congress to Read Bills Before Voting?
When Members of Congress moved to bail out Wall Street, they settled on a tried and true, “old school” legislative tactic: Don’t give anyone a chance to read the bill.
Hess Pens Transition Guidebook
“The Clinton administration, it was not tightly organized,” Pfiffner said.
Democrats Look to ’34, Not ’94
“The election was a call to action,” Edwards said, adding that Republicans could face a 1934-style election in 2010 if they are “seen as simply defenders of the status quo.” “We have a model