Members Wary of Attacks at Home
Tom Perriello’s (D-Va.) brother after his address was posted on a tea party blog. A letter containing white powder was later sent to Rep.
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Is the Time Ripe for Third-Party and Independent Bids?
Don Carcieri (R), who is finishing his second term. Chafee bears a well-known political name. His father, John, served four terms in the U.S. Senate, and he served one.
Senate Democrats Don’t Expect Floodgates to Open on Changes to Reconciliation
Conrad said he was not shocked that Republicans were able to find a few weaknesses in the bill but was surprised at the provisions that Frumin ruled out of order.
Senate Leaders Say House Scuttled Deal on Unemployment Benefits
But Democratic aides acknowledged that it was increasingly unlikely a settlement would be reached before the insurance program expires April 5. McConnell and Sen.
House GOP Still Requesting Earmarks
Henry Brown (S.C.), Anh “Joseph” Cao (La.), Ron Paul (Texas), Bill Posey (Fla.), Bill Young (Fla.) and Don Young (Alaska) are among the lawmakers requesting funding for specific projects on the Appropriations
Earmarks Still Alive for GOP
Henry Brown (S.C.), Anh “Joseph” Cao (La.), Bill Posey (Fla.) and Don Young (Alaska) are among the lawmakers requesting funding for specific projects on the Appropriations Committee list. Rep.
Driehaus Accuses GOP Leaders of Fanning the Flames’ of Angry Public
Driehaus, who said he has received death threats, confronted Boehner on the House floor Tuesday after Boehner was quoted in the National Review saying Driehaus “may be a dead man” politically if
Fear Rattles Hill as Recess Nears
Federal law enforcement was reportedly investigating threats to at least two lawmakers.
GOP Conflicted on Uproar
Don Seymour, a spokesman for Boehner, said the remark was not meant to be taken to heart.
Slaughter Solution for Health Care Suffers Whiplash
There was Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.) addressing a “Kill the Bill” rally of energized seniors in Indianapolis.
Senate Prepares to Pick Up Fight
“We’ve informed our colleagues in the House that we believe the bill they’re now considering violates the clear language of Section 310-G of the Congressional Budget Act,” McConnell spokesman Don
Hoeven Differs With Conrad Account Over Carve-Out for North Dakota Bank
Still, Hoeven spokesman Don Canton said the governor did not ask for a special deal for the bank.
DiMuccio: Lawmakers, Don’t Overregulate the Financial Industry
Voter anger was further stoked when word came that some of the biggest recipients of government largesse were going to pay out millions of dollars in performance bonuses — including payments to some of
Balfour Drops Out of Race for Linder’s Seat
Don Balfour (R), the first candidate to jump into the open-seat race for retiring Rep.
Republicans Grapple With Earmarks
Mica said in an interview that while Members would have to pull their requests for projects, it was unlikely that these bills would make it to the floor this year.
High-Stakes Bill Mobilizes Broad Swath of Interests
Three men from the Eastern Shore of Maryland were debating whether it was worth stopping by the office of their Congressman, Rep.
Jobs Debate Comes Amid Troubling Economic Forecasts
The only time in our adult lifetimes that unemployment was higher was in the late fall of 1982, when it hit 10.8 percent.
Cao, Young Forge an Unexpected Friendship
Don Young (Alaska) and Anh “Joseph” Cao (La.) can be seen sitting next to each other in the upper-right side of the chamber, chatting and laughing.
Wang: In Health Debate, Don’t Shoot the Messengers
Chamber of Commerce and National Federation of Independent Business from a White House jobs summit, there was broad speculation it was because they had spoken out against Democrats’ health care plans.
U.S. Liberators Tell Stories of the Horror of Liberating Concentration Camps
It was war. But what is most striking in these stories is just how deeply affected each and every soldier was by the scenes they witnessed in 1945.