New Mexico Race Surprisingly Close
“I don’t think voters are going to be fooled,” Tinsley campaign spokesman Jim Pettit said.
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Reid’s Gamble Dislodges Bill
The Senate was poised to pass the bill at press time.
House Leaders Bullish on Vote
Hoyer said he was disappointed that the Senate added the tax-extenders package without sufficient offsets, and he acknowledged some of the 25 Blue Dog votes for the package could be lost.
Anarchy Reigns Over GOP
Pete Hoekstra (R-Mich.) was stunned Democrats couldn’t deliver more of their votes. “You bring a bill of this magnitude to the floor and they don’t have the votes?
Bailout Creates Web Surge That Could Last
Most affected was House.gov, which was almost impossible to load during the HouseÂ’s vote. That phenomenon, experts say, could herald a new era of increased Web traffic.
Heard on the Hill: Warner’s Roving Eye
It was tough, and we understand the frustration that people had,” Ventura said.
GAO Audit: Lobbyists Are Obeying Disclosure Laws
“I was expecting a more formal audit,” said Craig Holman of Public Citizen.
Fiascos and Fun in Lake Wobegon
The congressman was arrested for lewd behavior.
Senate to Move Next on Bailout
Reid thought that the best way to jump-start this process would be for the Senate to go first.” Don Stewart, a spokesman for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), sent out an alert saying
Leaders Anxiously Recast the Message
With the fate of the economic recovery bill uncertain, playing the message card was the obvious choice for both leadership teams Tuesday, lawmakers and leadership aides said. Sen.
K Street Files: The Fog of Bailouts
.” Perhaps one silver lining for GOP lobbyists is the renewed clout of House Republicans, many of whom voted against the bill that was championed by President Bush.
Boehner Makes Last-Minute Plea
“But we have a product that may work if we can get the votes to pass it, which I don’t have to tell any of you is in serious doubt.” He warned that the risk of doing nothing to stem a collapse in
Finger-Pointing Starts
.” He said the explanation was intended to mask the GOP failures to corral enough votes to pass the package.
Allen to Appear Tuesday at Stevens Trial
.” “I don’t think the jurors need to know that for the purpose of an inquiry,” Sullivan said, asserting such information could bias jurors.
Stevens Judge Rejects Mistrial Motion
“For our purposes, we don’t think we need him,” Marsh said.
2 of 3 Cuban Republicans Vulnerable in South Florida
Not surprisingly, some targets turn into real opportunities while others simply donÂ’t.
Jennings’ Poll in Florida’s 13th District Neglects Reality
In that race, Schneider was named one of the “Kos Dozen,” a list of candidates promoted by DailyKos.com, a liberal Web site.
Senate Awaits Next House Step
“I just don’t see how this can die with that vote,” said Sen. Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.), a supporter of the plan.
Heard on the Hill: It’s Frank’s World; We Just Live In It
In case there was any doubt who was running the show over the past week, or how confused even most Members were about what was happening with the Wall Street bailout, a few lawmakers confirmed it for us
McCain Campaign Says Suspension Helped Deal
But in a phone call with reporters that was arranged by the campaign, Sen.