Members of Congress Catch 72-Hour Bug From Constituents
Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.), offered a transparency motion that was narrowly defeated, 11-12.
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Rich Senator, ‘Poor’ Senator
Nearly half the Senators now in office don�t qualify for the chamber�s famed �millionaires club.� But they�re still probably wealthier than you.
Campus Notebook: Burning Down the House
Congressional staffers will get a chance to don full firefighting gear and battle fires on the morning of Nov. 6, when the Congressional Fire Services Institute holds its annual Congressional Fire Training
Hill Talk: Capitol Hill Mourns Community Leader
Friend and fellow activist Don Denton recalled meeting the couple in 1975, when they were running their first business, Robey Graphics.
Grayson Chases Telecom Firms
the public was previously unaware.
GOP Looks to Climb Rocky Top
— Gordon acknowledged that racism was also a factor in Obama’s performance in the district.
Shop Talk: Holding Them at Bay State
Markham was most recently the deputy political director at EMILY’s List, and has a résumé that boasts time as the finance director for the Ohio Democratic Party, director of Senate Services at the Democratic
What’s Inside a Symbol?
We went to Senate Historian Don Ritchie for answers.
High Theater Rules at Joint Sessions of Congress
But that was not sufficient for some who felt the House was also owed an apology.
For Some Incumbents, Vulnerability Is Already a Fact of Life
Ted Strickland (D) was popular, while outgoing President George W. Bush was a weight around the neck of his party and his party’s Congressional candidates.
Living the History Lessons
Henry “Scoop— Jackson (D-Wash.) was the one who reluctantly broke the logjam.
Trial Likely to Re-Open Abramoff Chapters
Volz pleaded guilty in 2006 to helping Abramoff bribe Ney and was sentenced in 2007 to two years probation, as well as community service and a $2,000 fine.
Young in Their Sights
Don Young (R-Alaska) will likely have serious challenges again in the Republican primary and the general election in 2010.
Health Care Reform Challenge Appears More Jagged Up Close
Yet by early July, as the summit loomed closer, there was considerable slippage on the slopes, gashing of knees and gnashing of teeth. The terrain had become jagged and treacherous.
The 50 Richest Members of Congress (2009)
Because Roll Call evaluates assets by the minimum value of the reported range, what was a $5 million asset is now a $39 million asset.
Town Halls Go to Hell
Before Recess Before August, the focus of the health care debate was on Democrats.
Alaska Lawmaker Set to Challenge Rep. Young
Don Young have drawn their first major challenger for the 2010 race. Democratic state Rep.
Carney Takes Constituents’ Temperature
— Carney was on home turf at the Monday event — in Lackawanna County, which helped provide his margin of victory in his 2006 contest.
Illinois: Cheryle Jackson Addresses Past Work For Blagojevich
Jackson, who announced Monday that she was seeking the seat held until last November by President Obama, was asked about her ties to Blagojevich during an interview Tuesday on the Don Wade & Roma
Don Young, Dies
Don Young (R-Alaska), died Sunday of natural causes. She was 67. Young died at the couple’s home in Great Falls, Va., according to a release from Don Young’s office.