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Republican Roller Coaster Ride Continues

</p> The state has seen many ideological GOP primaries for Senator and governor over the years, with “establishment” Republican candidates, such as current Gov. Bill Haslam and Sens.

Time for Election Year Agendas

</p> Instead, Hoyer ripped Cantor’s bill at a Tuesday pen-and-pad with reporters, mocking the “JOBS” acronym as “Just Old Bills” because the package contains several bills that the House has already passed

Who’s Afraid of John Boehner?

</p> “He’s got a very open style of leadership, and I think that encourages people to sometimes talk openly and in public,” leading to breakdowns like the current one over the transportation funding bill

Who Backs the ’Stache?

</p> Lawmakers on both the left and the right were unimpressed, although they might be the only ones.</p> “Serious times demand a serious Congressman,” Don Murphy, a spokesman for state Sen.

Mitt Romney Wins Michigan, Arizona Primaries

</p> In a speech in Columbus, Ohio, Romney thanked volunteers in Michigan.</p> “We didn’t win by a lot, but we won by enough and that’s all that counts,” he said.

Spectrum Auction Deal May Haunt Congress

</p> Perhaps a new and improved transportation bill — actually any bill other than the House version would be improved — will emerge that can keep the economy moving and improve our highways and transit

Eric Cantor’s Jobs Bill Broadens Approach

</p> But Cantor’s measure is irking some colleagues because it puts a Republican’s name on what was a Democrat’s bill.</p> Cantor’s bill includes legislation introduced last week by Rep.

Capitol Lens: On Capitol Hill

Roll Call photographer Bill Clark claimed three “Awards of Excellence” and a second place for the “On Capitol Hill” category in the White House News Photographers Association Eyes of History 2012 competition

Presidential Hopefuls

</p> Let Teddy Win </p> The Racing Presidents, as any Nats fan will tell you, aren’t your typical mascots.