Ellsworth’s Seat Looks to Be a Difficult Hold
</p> Bucshon disputed the idea that this is a district drawn to help a Democrat win.
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Ayotte’s Lead Narrows in N.H. GOP Senate Primary
</p> Ayotte led 37 percent to Lamontagne’s 30 percent among likely Republican primary voters.
Obama: Immigration Reform Casualty of Lengthy Health Care Debate
</p> Obama, who said he remains committed to comprehensive immigration reform, also took a shot at the Latino press, complaining that it perpetuated the perception that he could have forced a bill through
GOP Faces Final Ballot Tests Before November
</p> </p> Massachusetts </p> The 10th district seat held by retiring Rep. Bill Delahunt (D) is the only competitive general election contest in the Bay State, a Democratic stronghold.
Is GOP Really Considering a Federal Shutdown?
</p> The political consequences for the GOP were so disastrous that the phrase “government shutdown” has barely been uttered in polite company for the past 15 years.</p> Until now, that is.
Jordan Appears Poised to Head RSC
</p> Rep.
Constitution’s Father Wears Clashing Suits
</p> How Madison might weigh in on the two pending constitutional lawsuits is anybody’s guess given how far U.S. constitutional law has come since its beginning.
Former GOP Leaders Predict Cultural Shift With Tea Party
</p> Lott said he believes the tea party conservatives “want to get something done.”
Reid to Push Small-Business Bill; House Democrats Tout Jobs Agenda
</p> The measure has been languishing in the chamber for months as Republicans blasted components of the bill and demanded consideration of a handful of their amendments.
Lincoln to Spend Little Time in D.C. This Month
Bill Halter in the Democratic primary runoff, 52 percent to 48 percent.
Congress Returns to Gridlock
</p> Still, Senate Democrats have identified three priorities — a small-business lending measure, a bill dealing with an extension of Bush-era tax cuts, and a stopgap spending bill to keep the government
K Street Stakeholders Not Wooed by Tax Plan
</p> Hellmann, who said he will discuss legislative strategy with his members this week, said that the Senate may try to pass a limited tax-extenders bill either in the coming weeks or in a lame-duck
House, Senate May Leave Town a Week Early
if the Senate cannot get much accomplished beyond a small-business bill and a continuing resolution keeping the government operating past the Oct. 1 start of the new fiscal year.
Heard on the Hill: Look Out, Madam Speaker — and That Goes for You, Too, Mom
</p> No word on whether Boehner or Cantor hit the field.</p> Kaufman Rides the Rails </p> Vice President Joseph Biden would be so proud!</p> An HOH spy saw Sen.
Long Wait Persists for Judicial Hopefuls
Bush saw 75 of his 127 judicial nominees confirmed at the same point in his presidency, and for President Bill Clinton, 84 of his 124 were confirmed.
Say Goodbye to Most Powerful Speaker’
She could even afford Democratic defections: 44 Democrats voted against the final version of health care reform in March, while 44 Democrats voted against the climate change bill in June 2009.
Street Talk: Bye-Bye, Back Rooms? K Street Goes on Camera
</p> It’s a sharp contrast to the persona that breezed into the network’s Capitol Hill studio, casually ribbing his on-air opponent, liberal Bill Press, and bantering with makeup artists and NBC personalities
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Power Outage
Environmentalist Bill McKibben visited the White House on Friday seeking to return a historical relic — but in the end, nobody ended up taking it.
Senate Unlikely to Speed Consideration of Policy on Gays in Military
</p> Democrats have said the defense authorization bill and its language to revoke the military’s policy barring gays from serving openly is a top priority for the upcoming work period.
Pepsi and Coca-Cola Lobby Shops Try New Recipes
Soda was also the target of a new tax that some Members floated to help pay for the health care bill.