Speaker Resists Reid Jobs Plan
</p> One senior House Democratic aide said Pelosi’s position “depends on what is in the bill. We are not saying anything until we know more.”
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Hastert Upset in 14th District Primary
Bill Foster (D) in November.</p> Hultgren’s victory over the son of former Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) was likely the biggest Congressional upset of the night.
Deutch Wins Nod Handily in South Florida Special
</p> The Associated Press has called the race for Deutch, as early returns showed him with more than four times the votes as Graber.
Senators Align to Block Funds to Try 9/11 Suspects
</p> “Simply moving the 9/11 trials from New York City is not a solution,— said Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), ranking member of the Judiciary Committee.
Hill Climbers: These Roads Lead to New York
Bill Owens (D-N.Y.). </p> [IMGCAP(1)]Last month, Boughtin, 26, was promoted to senior legislative assistant. He handles a variety of issues, focusing primarily on the military and veterans.
Tempers Flare Over a Few Nominations
President Bill Clinton sent substantially more nominations to the Senate during his first year in office — 42,339 — but saw a correspondingly large number — 38,676 — confirmed.
McConnell’s Outgoing Chief May Launch Firm
</p> He declined to comment further regarding his future employment.</p> Bob Russell and Tom Ingram, former top aides to Sens.
Budget Provokes Bipartisan Deficit Worries
</p> Freshman Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.), meanwhile, questioned Obama’s plans for more spending on job creation: “If the stimulus is working, and I think it is, why do we need another jobs bill?”
Prosperity Caucus Stays Faithful to Its Conservative History
’s bill to address the budget; what the Republicans need to do to regain the majority; and Democrats’ plans on health care reform.
Don’t Ask’ Ignites Policy War
Bill Nelson (Fla.), Ben Nelson (Neb.), Jim Webb (Va.) and Evan Bayh (Ind.). Nicholson said he expects the only Republican on the panel likely to vote for the repeal is Sen. Susan Collins (Maine).
Member Mistrust High on Jobs Bill
—</p> The source noted that Republicans “got the shaft— a few notable times in the past year, including when Democrats backtracked on a late 2008 bipartisan deal on the children’s health insurance bill
Morning Business: Senate Considers DADT Repeal
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]Gates and Mullen are expected to discuss a plan for repealing the policy from President Bill Clinton’s era that bans gays from openly serving in the military.
Mark Warner Meets Reality
</p> “I’ve never been a legislator,— Warner said.
Special Election Favorite Has Ascended Rapidly
But with more than $1 million raised in three months, the backing of three South Florida Democratic Members and former President Bill Clinton — not to mention Wexler’s endorsement — it’s probably not too
Targeted House Incumbents Armed With Cash
Bill Foster (Ill.), $1 million; Rep. Michael McMahon (N.Y.), $1 million; and Rep. Dan Maffei (N.Y.), $1 million.
Obama’s Budget Shows the Tensions Between Jobs and Deficit
</p> For the short term — that is, through the rest of fiscal 2010 — the president talked about a jobs bill and a boost to small-business lending that he said will help with the current economic situation
Illinois Goes to the Polls
</p> State Treasurer Alexi Giannoulias (D) and Rep.
Democrats Hope a Breather Helps Health Care Bill
</p> Harkin said Democratic leaders have reassessed the prospects for a health care bill and are getting ready to resume the effort.</p> “It just rested for about a week.
Reform — All Over but the Lobbyin’?
need to approve the bill.
Barton Paid $25,000 in Legal Fees Related to OCE Probe
Joe Barton (R) and a nonprofit foundation run by his family racked up a $25,000 legal bill for the Texas lawmaker, his office confirmed Friday.