Hoyer Suggests Tax Cut Package May Extend Session
</p> Hoyer, speaking at the National Press Club, said he is “hopeful that we can conclude business on the 17th.”
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Heard on the Hill: Punch Cup
</p> The Illinois Democrat and lifelong hockey fan tells HOH that he used to get into brawls in the stands at Chicago Blackhawks games.
Extending Session Might Allow for START Vote
</p> “Everything’s in flux,” the Massachusetts Democrat said.
New Senators May Make House Calls
</p> <p class="p3"> When Lott stepped down from the Majority Leader post, his successor, Bill Frist (Tenn.), designated Lott as the go-between with the House.
Begich Prepares for Spotlight With Seat in Leadership
</p> “I didn’t ask for it,” Begich said in an interview Friday.
2010 Brings Familiar Endgame
</p> The internecine rebellion boiled over last week in the House, where the Democratic Caucus resolved not to bring up a bill unless changes were made — and one frustrated Member even muttered “F— the
Axelrod Doesn’t Expect Changes to Tax Cut Bill
Axelrod said it would be “tragic” if the bill failed and tax increases take effect Jan. 1.</p> “We can’t afford that,” he said. “The result of it would be devastating to people across this country.”
Cino Enters RNC Race
</p> Cino has served as chief of staff for then-Rep. Bill Paxon (R-N.Y.), who later tapped her as National Republican Congressional Committee executive director when he became NRCC chairman in 1993.
Republicans From Democratic Wave Doing Just Fine
</p> <p class="p1">Two of the Democrats, state Rep. Cedric Richmond in Louisiana and state Sen.
Stupak: Walking Away From ‘the Best Job I Ever Had’
</p> <p class="p4"> On What He’ll Miss Most About Serving in Congress </p> <p class="p3"> No doubt the members and staff.
Just Don’t Call Them Earmarks
</p> “I’m sure we’ll hear lots of talk about the number of changes in this bill.
Sanders Concludes Anti-Tax-Deal Talkathon
</p> Even a late afternoon news conference by President Bill Clinton did little to shake the public’s fascination with the 69-year-old lawmaker’s talkathon — according to Twitter, while Clinton ranked
Sanders Mounts Senate Talkathon
Sanders has sought to rally Democratic and Republican opposition to the bill, which is set for a procedural vote on Monday.
Clinton Urges Democratic Support for Tax Deal
President Barack Obama on Friday brought in a heavy hitter to help build Democratic support for his tax deal: Bill Clinton.
Business Vs. Unions Now Moves Off the Hill
A top legislative priority of organized labor, the bill would make it easier for workers to unionize and was a key messaging point for Republicans in 2008 Congressional elections.
Group Mocks Scott Brown’s Truck in First 2012 Campaign Ad (VIDEO)
</p> Roll Call Politics rates this race a Tossup.
DLC’s 100 Democrats List Predicted Governors, Stars
</p> Another dozen Democrats on the list ran for governor unsuccessfully including Georgia’s Thurbert Baker, California’s Phil Angelides, Alaska’s Ethan Berkowitz, Oregon’s Bill Bradbury, Maryland’s Doug
State Rep. Eyeing Bid Against Newbie Schilling
</p> <p class="p1">Those disagreements start with health care.
Senate Drops Two Liberal Priorities
</p> <p class="p1">A pair of liberal priorities were set aside in the Senate on Thursday, where Members voted against bringing to the floor a health bill for 9/11 workers and an immigration bill similar