Obama: No Quick Fix’ for Economic Woes
</p> The president hinted that he would be unveiling “a broader package of ideas next week” aimed at boosting the economy.
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Obama to Challenge GOP Economic Agenda on Boehner’s Turf
</p> During his visit to the Buckeye State next Wednesday, Obama will be “speaking in the city where Minority Leader Boehner recently detailed the Republican economic agenda,” White House Communications
Pomeroy Embraces Veteran Status, Not Party
</p> </p> We’re Both Incumbents’ </p> Pomeroy has held the House seat since 1992 and won in 2008 with 62 percent of the vote.
Bush Tax Cuts Showing Some Bipartisan Vigor
Obama as Election Day approaches: Some endangered Democrats are pressing to extend Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy — while expiring tax breaks for the middle class included in last year’s stimulus bill
New Fundraising Reports Give Latest Snapshot of N.Y. Races
</p> That puts Altschuler in the ballpark with Democratic Rep. Tim Bishop, who raised $212,000 and has $1.54 million on hand.</p> In the 13th district, freshman Democratic Rep.
Spratt Tries to Budget for Fall Victory
</p> Major was upset about Spratt’s vote in favor of the health care bill. Spratt brushed off the encounter, suggesting the confrontation may have been planned by Mulvaney supporters.
District Polls Are Troubling Signs for Democrats
</p> The refusal of Democratic candidates to release their polling is a sure sign of serious trouble. </p> Rep.
Sebelius, Boehner Headed to Kansas’ 3rd District
</p> Moore faces state Rep. Kevin Yoder on the November ballot.
Democrats Will Seek Assistance for Ground Zero Workers
</p> A Democratic leadership aide said Tuesday that the bill likely would get the green light for floor action shortly after the House returns Sept. 14 in conjunction with events planned to commemorate
Adams & Jones: It’s Time to Reconcile With Cuba
In an act of political foresight, President Bill Clinton, Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) and then-Sen.
Pelosi Ties Jobs to Veterans in American Legion Speech
</p> “We will put veterans to work with our Make It in America’ economic strategy,” Pelosi said.
Spalter: FCC Should Withdraw Third Way’ Approach
Using sophisticated regulatory archeology and legal analysis, Genachowski’s Third Way dusts off an old bill passed by Congress in 1934 to regulate the then-nascent American telephone industry and, by reclassifying
Party Label Is Kissell’s Biggest Liability Against Local Sportscaster
</p> “In all honesty, it doesn’t matter,” Bramlett said.
Price, Campbell Acknowledge Ongoing Ethics Probe
</p> “How the OCE arrived at their recommendation is truly a mystery,” Price said in a statement.
Democrats Hopeful Majority Won’t Slip Away
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has already set up the chamber’s schedule so that the Senate will continue debating the small-business bill when Members return to session Sept. 13.
Obama Kicks Off Jobs Offensive
</p> After meeting with his top economic advisers, Obama on Monday called on the Senate to pass a long-stalled small-business jobs bill when it returns from the Congressional recess Sept. 13.
Obama Looks to Congress to Jump-Start Economy
The bill is due to come up for debate the week of Sept. 13, when Congress returns from its August recess.
Crist Defers on Making a Caucus Commitment
</p> On Sunday, he maintained he would have opposed the overhaul but said he now wants to work to “fix” it.</p> “Parts of it I do support, and there are parts of it I take issue with,” Crist said.
Vitter, Melancon Score Primary Victories in Louisiana
</p> Sen. David Vitter defeated latecomer Chet Traylor, a retired state Supreme Court justice, in the Republican primary.