New England
In the next month, donÂ’t expect to hear much from this race. Once a competitive district, it now appears safe for Courtney for the foreseeable future.
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Mid-Atlantic
And though Delaware Democratic insiders argue that his obligations to his JAG unit donÂ’t necessarily take Beau Biden off the table for the Senate job, it does mean that a placeholder Senator could be appointed
West
Even Republican operatives were sure his re-election was dead in the water.
Rescue Plan Passes Easily
The second time was the charm. The House easily passed the $700 billion financial rescue package Friday after it was sweetened with $150 billion in tax breaks on a 263-171 vote.
Economic Unease Boosted Bailout
“Either you believe there is a credit crisis or you don’t believe there is a credit crisis,” Rep. Sue Myrick (R-N.C.) said.
Heard on the Hill: Gin, Golf and a Bailout, Too
Â’t think I was characteristically nice?
Marshall Airs Ad on Bailout Vote
“I don’t like this rescue plan any better than you do. And I’m not interested in bailing out the irresponsible people who dragged us into this credit mess,” he says.
House Panel Approves New Web Video Rule
The revision, which was adopted Tuesday and mirrors a rule passed by the Senate Rules and Administration Committee on Sept. 19, means that House Members can now post their videos on any third-party
Bailout Supporters Scramble for Votes
John Shadegg (R-Ariz.) announced Wednesday that he was likely to switch.
Stevens Judge Blasts Prosecution Over Evidence
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) was abruptly adjourned Thursday, after the defense informed Judge Emmet Sullivan that the government handed over late Wednesday night an FBI document providing evidence that could
Judge: Stevens Trial to Continue
“I don’t blame you for being upset.” Throughout the proceedings Thursday afternoon, Sullivan indicated that he believed the government had violated its obligation to hand over Brady material — information
Rest in Peace, Campaign Finance Reform
By accepting public funds for his primary campaign, he was by law constrained in his spending.
Star Witness Bill Allen Testifies in Stevens Trial
“He said, ‘Bill, don’t worry about getting a bill, Ted’s just worried about covering his a–,’” Allen testified.
Two Tough Cookies Compete in Illinois
“I don’t watch [television] because of it — I don’t like either one going after the other.” But the 70-year-old Joliet resident ain’t seen nothing yet.
Heard on the Hill: Brigadoon Inc.
.” Strangely enough, the same notation was also made in Jackson Lee’s financial form from the previous year.
Emergency CAO Truck a Big Hit in Louisiana, Texas
ItÂ’s the first time the vehicle has been used since it was purchased in 2003 as a safeguard to keep Congress running in an emergency.
The Hot Plate: Adoring Adour’s Creative Tastes
Each piece was tasty, though when eaten all at once, the dish tasted a bit jumbled.
Main Street Runs Through K St.
While many small and independently owned lobby shops donÂ’t typically rely on credit, the financial crisis is still weighing on their bottom lines.
Take a Deep Breath
“What you do here can affect things around the world that you don’t even know about.” To illustrate the ocean’s importance in a global context, the “Science on a Sphere” exhibit literally projects
Wild Cards Create Wild Scenarios in Congressional Races
Barkley, who served very briefly in the Senate when he was appointed by then-Gov.