Eric Cantor Up With Campaign Ads
</p> In addition to the timing with the small business bill, the ads also come at an opportune time in the 2012 cycle.
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Louise Slaughter Breaks Her Leg, Will Miss STOCK Act Signing
</p> In the House, Slaughter has been a strong advocate for the ethics-based legislation for more than half a decade.
Maryland: John Delaney, Roscoe Bartlett Win Primaries
</p> The wins are not yet official, but Garagiola already conceded to Delaney.
Pelosi Confident Supreme Court Will Uphold ‘Crown Jewel’
</p> “I have confidence in the merits of the case. I believe in judicial review and we wrote the bill, obviously, in compliance with the Constitution of the United States.
Democrats to Keep Focus on Income Inequality Theme
</p> The Senate is set to take a procedural vote when it returns on whether to take up a bill, introduced by Sen.
Maryland: Martin O’Malley Does Robocalls for Rob Garagiola
</p> District residents have been receiving calls from Gov. Martin O’Malley (D) vouching for state Senate Majority Leader Rob Garagiola.
Loyalties Lie With Mark Critz in Pennsylvania Primary
</p> Altmire, meanwhile, never cozied up to other Democrats in the delegation after his first election in 2006. He still takes heat from them for his vote against the health care bill two years ago.
Maryland: President Bill Clinton Does Robocalls for John Delaney
Former President Bill Clinton has recorded robocalls on behalf of businessman John Delaney in the Maryland 6th district primary, according to the Delaney campaign.
Street Talk: Special Interests Descend on the Hill
</p> This month’s recess marks a short respite right in the middle of Capitol Hill’s fly-in season, when just about everybody is a lobbyist.
Farm Bill’s Cloudy Forecast
</p> But House Agriculture Chairman Frank Lucas (R-Okla.) said last week that the current political climate has made it more difficult than ever to move a farm bill.
Washington Whiskey Weekend
</p> This weekend, President George Washington’s gristmill in Mount Vernon reopens for the season and stays open until October.
Ethics Committee Dismisses Complaint Against Vitter
</p> However, the panel still deemed Vitter’s action “inappropriate.”
Durkee Case Jolts Elections
Durkee & Associates, to siphon nearly $700,000 from the election campaign of California Assemblyman Jose Solorio to pay for an array of personal expenses that included clothing, cosmetics, her cable bill
Blunt Seeks Better GOP Messaging
</p> House and Senate Republicans have generally worked well together since President Barack Obama took office in 2009.
IE Director Is ‘Clear-Eyed and Cold-Blooded’
</p> But it was Lowe’s work in Iowa that got him noticed.
House Shifts Highway Bill Onus to Senate
</p> But he stressed that the House could avoid any question of a shutdown by passing the bill approved 74-22 by the Senate earlier this month.
Senate Votes to Keep Oil and Gas Tax Subsidies
</p> The Senate voted 51-47, failing to reach the 60 votes needed to cut off debate.</p> The 47 votes against the bill included Democratic Sens.
Senate Clears Highway Bill Extension
</p> “I would hope that during the Easter recess that the House would be able to come back with something … or accept our bill, which is our preference,” Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said
Polls: Female Voters Boost Bill Nelson, Sherrod Brown
Bill Nelson (Fla.) and Sherrod Brown (Ohio) led their GOP challengers in two Quinnipiac University Polls released today.</p> In horserace matchups, Nelson led GOP frontrunner Rep.
John Delaney Poll Shows Big Lead as Martin O’Malley Backs Rob Garagiola
</p> Garagiola announced he has the backing of Gov. Martin O’Malley, the state’s most prominent Democrat.