Herseth Sandlin Emphasizes Record Crossing Party Lines
</p> Herseth Sandlin, who is in a tough race against GOP state Rep.
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Djou, Obama Spar Over Different Styles of Spending
</p> “We don’t know who is behind these ads and we don’t know who is paying for them,” Obama said in his weekly radio address.
Clinton Calls Meek the Real Democrat’ in Robocall
Former President Bill Clinton is going all out for Florida Rep. Kendrick Meek ahead of the competitive Democratic Senate primary on Tuesday.
K Street Mourns Loss of Colleague Bill Phillips
Friday in Potomac, Md., to pay tribute to longtime lobbyist William “Bill” Phillips, who died in an Alaska plane crash earlier this month.</p> Phillips, 56, died in the crash along with former Sen.
Obama Urges GOP to Back Small-Business Bill
</p> “When Congress reconvenes, this jobs bill will be the first business out of the gate,” he added. “The Senate Republican leadership needs to stop its efforts to block it.
Third-Party Group Targets Ohio Democrats With Ads
</p> That seems likely, considering that the group spent about $2 million earlier this year on ads against the financial reform bill that was working its way through Congress at the time.
New Donnelly Ad Stresses Independence, Attacks Walorski
</p> The 30-second spot goes on to contrast GOP state Rep. Jackie Walorski’s positions on Social Security and the energy bill, charging her with “blindly” toeing the party line.
Frank Rips White House’s ’09 Unemployment Prediction
</p> “Here’s the mistake he made: When the economic recovery bill … he predicted or his aides predicted at the time that if it passed, unemployment would get below 8 percent,” the Massachusetts Democrat
GOP Video Accuses Democrats of Being on a Spending Spree’
</p> The video, titled “Obama’s Endgame: A Look at the National Debt,” was sent to individuals that follow Cantor’s “YouCut” program.
Minnick Leads Labrador by 23 Points in GOP Poll
</p> The survey showed a generally difficult climate for a Democratic candidate.
Democrats Hope to Put Dent in Congressman’s Career
</p> It’s a struggle Democrats know well.
Consultants Say Republicans Are More Inclined to Attack Obama Directly Now
</p> Obama’s job approval rating is higher than where President George W.
Field in Key Washington State Races Is Set
</p> President Barack Obama was in Washington stumping for Murray on Tuesday and called out Rossi for his criticism of the banking reform bill that Congress passed earlier this year.
Black Caucus’ Institute Acts to Steer Clear of Ethics Snags
</p> “We comply very, very strictly with the House rules that relate to gifts and travel,” said Bill Kirk, a CBC Institute board member and organizer of the annual conference in Tunica, Miss.
Ornstein: Rostenkowski and Stevens Were Master Lawmakers
He wielded his gavel imperiously, often frustrating the more gentlemanly and intellectual ranking members, Barber Conable (N.Y.) and Bill Gradison (Ohio), with his frequent unwillingness to incorporate
Marino Short on Money, Not Energy, Against Carney
</p> My Kind of Congressman’</p> Carney moves comfortably among the masses at the Dickson City Days festival Saturday night.
Environmentalists, Unions Hit the Road for Climate Bill
</p> The partnership of eight unions and two environmental groups is pushing Congress to enact a climate bill — or change the Senate rules to make it easier for the majority to get legislation passed.
Mississippi: Childers Takes Aim at Nunnelee in New Ad
</p> The commercial then cuts to Childers, who talks about how he’s kept his word since first being elected in 2008.</p> “I said I would be independent. Vote pro-life and pro-gun.
Services Set for Lobbyist Phillips, Who Died in Crash
Funeral services for longtime lobbyist William “Bill” Phillips will be held Friday in Potomac, Md.</p> Phillips, 56, died Wednesday in an Alaska plane crash. Former Sen.
Napolitano: Congress Needs to Lead on Immigration
</p> “Only Congress can pass a bill,” Napolitano said during a briefing. “The president can advocate. He can get them to the table. … He can implore. He can provide ideas.