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Most-Read Articles of 2011 Touched on Campaigns, Controversy
Democrats face their own primary between former Surgeon General Richard Carmona and former state party chairman Don Bivens. 5. “FBI Saw Dark Side of Rep.
Ben Nelson Exit Shifts Nebraska Senate Seat to Likely GOP
Nelson was one of the most vulnerable Democrats in the country, and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee already had invested more than $1 million in hopes of shoring him up before a difficult
Ethics Committee Exonerates Don Young for Legal Fund Donations
Don Young (R-Alaska) did not violate any law, rule or regulation when his legal defense fund accepted donations from a dozen corporations owned and operated by the same group of related individuals.
House Rejects Senate Bill, Asks for Conference on Payroll
Reid, this abomination was what was sent back to us,” said Steven LaTourette (Ohio), one of Boehner’s closest allies in the House.
Bonker: Religious Intolerance a Political Problem for Romney but a Bigger Problem for America
The issue that sparked the controversy in the religious community was polygamy, a practice that was officially abandoned by the LDS church in 1890 but persisted well into the 20th century.
Federing: Don’t Dismiss World War II Tragedy
Roll Call’s interview (“Day of Infamy, Years of Resolve,” Dec. 7) with the author of “December 1941” was a bit too casual on the subject of the internment of Japanese-Americans by the U.S. government during
Deficit Panel’s Failure Reflects Ambivalent Public Mood
Make no mistake about it, this was a leadership-appointed committee.
National Eye on GOP Leadership Race
Nebraska Senate candidate Don Stenberg (R), backed in his competitive primary by Sen. Jim DeMint (S.C.), also endorsed Johnson on Monday.
Heard on the Hill: Restaurant Associates Cans Renowned Senate Chef
Long-standing Senate Dining Room chef Don Perez was unceremoniously terminated in October after butting heads with Restaurant Associates over how best to perform the job he’d been doing — to critical acclaim
Tim Roemer Joins APCO Worldwide, Leaves Door Open to Future Run
Tim Roemer (D-Ind.), who most recently was ambassador to India, has joined the public affairs firm APCO Worldwide as a senior vice president.
Jon Bruning First to Go on the Air Against Ben Nelson
“Here’s one: Ben Nelson was the deciding vote to pass Obamacare. Ben even fought for the embarrassing Cornhusker Kickback.”
Primary Headache in Nebraska’s GOP Contest
Over the past several months, state Treasurer Don Stenberg, DeMint’s endorsed candidate, struggled with fundraising, Attorney General Jon Bruning has confronted ethical issues, and state Sen.
LaHood: Don’t Fear for Air Travel Safety
Not a single safety-critical function was halted because of Congressional inaction. We will never compromise the public’s safety. The United States is home to the world’s safest aviation system.
National Democrats Eye Arizona Senate Clash
The party establishment in Washington, D.C., did not have the same confidence in former state party Chairman Don Bivens, a consummate dues-paying Democrat.
Local Ladies Will Bare Arms for a Good Cause
For these events, competitors don costumes, gather entourages and adopt personas, such as Kentucky Dirty and the Ohio Hacksaw.
More Than Lip Service: ’Stache Bash Raises Money for Men’s Cancer Awareness
This year, some Hill staffers participated in the inaugural Capitol Hill Movember Challenge, which was more of a trial run to gauge interest of staffers.
Alcee Hastings, Don Young Face Possible Ethics Inquiries
Alcee Hastings (D-Fla.) and Don Young (R-Alaska).
Jim DeMint Backs Wisconsin Senate Hopeful Over Tommy Thompson
Like the support of other national conservatives Neumann has received, the DeMint email was as much against former Gov. Tommy Thompson (R) as it was pro-Neumann.
Balanced Budget Proposal Tilts on Procedure
The special rule was silent on the existence of the compromise text.