HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Rising Up
</p> In interviews with Time, the Members on the list reveal a few interesting tidbits about themselves.
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Hudak Ad Targets Tierney Family Tax Trouble
Massachusetts Republican Bill Hudak, in the first television ad in his race against incumbent Rep.
Natural Gas Lobby Drills for Democratic Allies
</p> Natural gas firms are lobbying Members for federal investment incentives such as the Promoting Natural Gas and Electric Vehicles Act, a bill that is scheduled for a Nov. 17 cloture vote.
Obama Boosts Infrastructure — but Too Late
One of the smartest policy thinkers I know, the Brookings Institution’s Bill Galston, praises President Barack Obama’s proposal to develop a National Infrastructure Bank as “win, win, win,” but he fears
Progressives See Upside of Democratic Losses
</p> Going forward, they promise that they will be better focused and unafraid to buck leadership if necessary.</p> Rep.
Democrats Tout NRA’s Blessing
Bill Owens, whose northern district includes part of Adirondack Park. Murphy’s district snakes up the Hudson River Valley, encircling but not including Albany.
N.Y. Polls Show Good News for Bishop, Bad News for Hall
</p> One poll showed Democratic Rep.
Obama Presses for Billions in Infrastructure Spending
President Barack Obama on Monday injected new urgency into the need to pass a $50 billion infrastructure spending bill, but it remains to be seen whether his latest push will translate into action in the
Manchin Does Delicate Dance to Distance Party
</p> The political dilemma for Manchin has been so problematic that even in front of friendly Democratic audiences, he makes assurances that he opposes the health care reform bill as passed and would
Clinton Deploys to Senate Races Nationwide
Michael Bennet will snag stump support from President Bill Clinton, who has proved to be a coveted campaign booster this cycle.
Giannoulias, Kirk Answer for Their Pasts in Debate
In this debate, he said he would have voted against an omnibus spending bill and would be interested in the recommendations by the president’s deficit commission, which are expected in December.
NRCC to Target Wilson in New Ad
</p> Wilson is facing businessman and Air Force veteran Bill Johnson (R), who has criticized the Congressman’s votes for the economic recovery law and the health care bill.
Campus Notebook: Police Hire New Eyes’ for Budget
</p> The department’s chief administrative officer and budget officer have since resigned.</p> The department is looking to fill the positions soon, Gainer said.
EMILY’s List President Says GOP Primaries Stagnating Female Ranks
</p> “At EMILY’s List we worked hard for 25 years to try to make sure every year is the year of the woman,” Schriock said.
Raese Says He Will Only Serve One Full Term
</p> Raese is running in the special election to serve out the remainder of the late Democratic Sen. Robert Byrd’s term, which expires in 2012.
C Street’s Merry Band of Sinners
</p> On that Wednesday, an uncomfortable South Carolina Gov.
Street Talk: For One Lobbyist, Life Actually Is a Cabaret
The first thing you have to say is it takes a lot of guts,’ said client Bill Tyndall, Duke Energy Corp.’s senior vice president for federal policy.
Capitol Police Diversity Officer Quits
</p> Six months later, Marcus Williams resigned out of frustration, several sources said.
5 Surprises the Wave May Wash Out in November
</p> Neither candidate is awash in cash.
Democrats Can’t Bank on Wall Street Money
</p> That was a decline from the previous election cycle.</p> In 2008, slightly more than half of Bank of America’s contributions to federal candidates went to Democrats.