HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Alaska Testimony Gets Don Young Fired Up
Don Young, got all hot and bothered over a witness talking smack about the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for some reason Friday.
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Shop Talk: Recruits Begin to Build
Carmona has a competitive primary against former state party Chairman Don Bivens. Rep. Jeff Flake, the favorite for the GOP nomination, has a primary of his own.
Southwest Region Roundup
On the Democratic side, former state party Chairman Don Bivens got an adrenaline shot of fundraising, raising more than $300,000 in the last six weeks of the third quarter.
West Region Roundup
Sean Parnell (R) 2012 Electoral votes: 3 2008 Presidential Vote: McCain 59%/Obama 38% House At-Large | Incumbent: Don Young (R) 19th term (69 percent) | Outlook: Safe Republican Young, 78, will likely
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Recess Famous
Amongst the suits was Mr. Adam Sharp with Twitter, who we assume was Tweeting his way through the evening.
Richard Carmona Announces Arizona Senate Bid
Possibly looking to neutralize his record in a Republican administration, he wrote in his announcement statement: “As Surgeon General my job was to be the doctor to every American — not to one political
Plains Region Roundup
McCaskill was an early and active supporter of President Barack Obama, who is deeply unpopular here.
Midwest Region Roundup
Nonetheless, it’s a tougher district for Democrats than it was in the previous decade.
Weak Committees Empower the Partisans
I have lamented the decline of committees in Congress over the years but was jolted into a new awareness of it recently while perusing Roll Call’s “Fabulous 50” list of “Capitol Hill’s leading Democratic
House Streams Mobile-Friendly Video
Don Seymour, digital communications director for Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), said the increased access to live streaming of House floor action is a part of the “Pledge to America” made by House
White House Backs House GOP Jobs Bill
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said that the administration supports the House’s bill, which would repeal a 3 percent tax withholding requirement for government contractors that was enacted
Harry Reid’s Nuclear Test Benefits President, for Now
That was not the major nuclear blast minority parties long feared. It was more of a low-yield, atmospheric test. However, it still produced a dangerous fallout.
Shop Talk: Candidate Stamp of Approval
Johnson was an informal adviser to the Obama campaign in 2008 and a senior adviser for Congressional affairs on Sen.
Hill Climbers: Career Detours Don’t Deter Staffer
“At the end of my college career, I absolutely thought I was going to go to law school,” she said.
A Crowded Line for Solyndra
The request, a logical next step in their investigation, was expected from Upton and Stearns.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Cain’s Crooning
The Daily Caller reported Saturday that the GOP presidential candidate was kicking it in Tennessee, while all his other candidate buddies were skipping through the early primary states.
Disclosures Shed Light on Member Matchups
Tom Latham’s (R) and Leonard Boswell’s (D) war chests was substantial at the end of September. Boswell had $376,000 in cash on hand, while Latham had more than $1.7 million in the bank.
Senate Candidates Raise Millions in Third Quarter
A Mandel aide said the campaign was not ready to release its cash-on-hand total.
A Debate Worth Having on Emergency Offsets
The upshot of these controversies was the initial defeat of the CR/FEMA supplemental measure by 35 votes, with 48 Republicans joining nearly all Democrats in opposition.
Teenager Still Motivated, Just Not for Obama
Comfort was well-known around town in 2007 and 2008 for his shoe leather campaigning and was sent a thank-you note from Obama organizers and free yard signs from the campaign headquarters.