New York: Hoffman Ends Campaign — Too Late?
Bill Owens won in a three-way special election last fall.</p> It is too late, however, for Hoffman to remove his name from the ballot, where he will appear under the Conservative Party line.
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Heard on the Hill: Handyman Turner?
The black-tie event, set for Thursday at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel, will be emceed by comedian Bill Engvall and features a performance by country music star Trisha Yearwood.
Pennsylvania: Carney Edges Into a Tie With Marino
</p> Carney got 43 percent to Marino’s 40 percent in the survey. Carney has trailed the little-known Marino in at least three other polls in recent weeks.
Tech CEOs to Officials: Download Our Plan
</p> The group’s members also include top managers from Dell, Motorola and Intel.
Schumer Keeps a New York State of Mind
</p> ‘One thing Schumer has always covered is his base at home.
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Well Short of Planned Spending
In that report, Stone cited Bill Miller, the chamber’s national political director, saying the chamber has spent much more.
When Verdi’s Requiem Took On New Meaning
European Union and a special assistant to President Bill Clinton on Holocaust issues.
Pomeroy Fights Back Against Health Care Attacks with New Ad
</p> “North Dakota doctors, nurses and hospitals all praise Earl Pomeroy because he listened and then made sure the health care bill protected North Dakota, improved Medicare and kept our rural hospitals
Obama May Align With GOP in 112th Congress
</p> Rep. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), who introduced a broadly supported immigration reform bill with Rep.
Race Fundamentals Are Telling for Vulnerables
</p> Remember, Markey voted for the stimulus bill, the health care reform bill and cap-and-trade after coming into my office as a candidate and stressing that she was a moderate Democrat.
O’Donnell Turns Witch Flap Into Appeal to Mainstream Voters
</p> “I’m not a witch. I’m nothing you’ve heard,” she says in the ad released Monday. “I’m you.” </p> The tea party favorite defeated the establishment candidate, Rep.
Book Review: Mendacity Reigns Supreme, According to This Writer
</p> But Hodge doesn’t limit himself to abusing Hamilton and Obama.
2012 Hopefuls Provide ’10 Boost for N.H. GOP
</p> Former Massachusetts Gov.
Barone: Stars Align for Major Education Reforms
Party on education reform in a way some would have considered unimaginable just a few years ago but in fact builds on initiatives — accountability systems and charter schools to name just two — that Bill
Paul, Conway Clash in First Televised Debate
</p> He added, “But I will immediately introduce bills to reduce spending.”
Cornyn Predicts 12 Senate Seats Are Within GOP Reach
</p> The bill was a follow-up to his pledge last month to introduce legislation before the year’s end, and he said Sunday that it would serve as a starting point for legislators in the next Congress,
Conflict Awaits in Lame-Duck Session
</p> Eric Ueland, who served as chief of staff to former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), agreed.
Klink & Pryce: Congress Must Revisit Health Law Provision
When Congress wrote the sweeping health care bill signed into law by President Barack Obama earlier this year, it included provisions about everything from medical tests to fast food menus.
Overview: Three Different Scenarios for Nov. 2 Outcomes
</p> Through the summer and fall, Republicans keyed on Democratic incumbents’ votes on the stimulus bill, health care reform and the cap-and-trade bill.
Heard on the Hill: Congress Is Out, but Court Is In Session
</p> He wanted to talk about trees.