Campus Notebook: No Shorts for Some Capitol Police
Kimberly Schneider would not say why the decision was put in place, stating in an email, “Uniforms and equipment are designed and assigned based upon the operational needs of the Department.”
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Welch: Don’t Let Delay Kill Swipe-Fee Protections
I was pleased to work with Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) to bring much-needed relief to small businesses and consumers in Vermont and across the country.
Inquiry Resolutions Serve Mixed Purposes
Tom Cole (R-Okla.) was not happy with the Obama administration’s cursory treatment of Congress before going to war in Libya on March 19.
Democrats Thread the Needle on Medicare
He was careful to note, however, that a deal including Medicare is possible “as long as it doesn’t reduce benefits to the beneficiary.” In-cycle Sens.
Race Ratings: GOP Poised to Scoop Up a Seat
The most devastating change for 2nd district Democrats was the loss of Kokomo, a middle-class town with heavy union membership and reliable Donnelly voters.
Harkin, Reed: Debt Limit and Medicare Don’t Mix
Harkin, however, said that request was unreasonable. “Mr. Boehner says he wants to have this done by the end of this month,” Harkin said.
Weiner: ‘I Just Don’t Know’ Source of Photo
Anthony Weiner said Wednesday evening that although he did not recognize the photo, he could not be sure whether it was a picture of himself.
Heard on the Hill: Spare Change for the Opera
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich was spotted taking in some culture at the Kennedy Center Opera House last Friday.
Democrats’ New Illinois Map May Not Withstand Time
Bobby Schilling’s (R) home was drawn to be a Democratic district, but Kirk also won that district by a slim margin. Twelve-term Rep.
Republican Joins Race to Succeed Pence
notified reporters Monday that he would make a campaign announcement, a couple weeks after Messer called the 6th district seat “a great opportunity to serve” in the wake of Pence’s announcement that he was
Marriage Act Defense Sparks Four Divorces
DOMA was signed into law by President Bill Clinton in 1996 after passing both chambers by substantial majorities. Its original sponsor and champion was then-Rep. Bob Barr (R-Ga.).
At-Large Seats Seem Safe for Both Parties
Don Young (R) has held the office for almost three-quarters of that time. Young has faced election cycles under some dark ethical clouds and has still come out unscathed.
Poll: Hochul Has Late Lead in N.Y. Special
held or picked up a couple of points among Independents and in every region of the district, Hochul gained fourteen points with Democrats and eighteen points among Independents,” Siena College pollster Don
For Some in Senate, Losing Once Is Way to Win
Don Stenberg is hoping to rack up a similar achievement, but the Nebraska Republican is also entering uncharted waters.
Rubio Silence: Waiting for His Maiden Speech
Dean Heller (R-Nev.), who was sworn in earlier this week, has not yet spoken.
Don’t Start Planning Obama Inauguration Yet
Democratic Congressional candidates were different in 2006, Obama was different in 2008, and Republican candidates were different in 2010.
Leadership Moon-Walks Final CR Off Stage
It was an apt dance for retreating from such an abysmal fiscal mess. And it was executed so adroitly that it made a very difficult feat look almost easy.
A Family Comes to Rep. Young’s Defense
Don Young fight his legal battles, which some critics say circumvented the $5,000 limits for individual donations.
Breaking From the Political Science Major Mold
But as he became involved in the production side of sports, he was inspired to get more involved in news and took a job with Fox News Channel.
Heard on the Hill: Don’t Tread on Them
His staff is adamant that it was on display long before Amash’s. “The Gadsden flag is a wonderful reminder of why I’m here and what I’m here to do,” Duncan says.