The 5 Big Questions on Senate Race Spending
</p> Sens. Mark Pryor of Arkansas and Mary L.
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The 5 Big Questions on Senate Race Spending
</p> But Democratic Sen.
Why Senate Attendance Attacks Are Usually Bogus (Video)
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) The worst-kept secret on Capitol Hill? Senators miss committee hearings and meetings. All the time.
Why Senate Attendance Attacks Are Usually Bogus (Video)
drafting of the most recent farm bill and at other meetings on appropriations bills.
McConnell: My Job Is to Protect Coal Jobs, Not Speculate on Global Warming (Audio)
</p> The exchange came in the context of McConnell’s efforts to block the EPA from implementing a pair of rules regarding power plants.
Republicans Eye Obamacare Showdown in Lame Duck
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Updated 5:22 p.m. | A group of Senate Republicans have their eye on another Obamacare showdown in the lame-duck session.
Pat Roberts Had Three Big Points in Kansas Debate
</p> “A vote for Pat Roberts,” he said later, “is a vote for a Republican majority.” </p> Roberts has struggled mightily in his re-election campaign.
Republicans Eye Obamacare Showdown in Lame Duck
</p> Full text of the letter appears below: </p> Dear Mr.
6 Gubernatorial Races With Potential Congressional Consequences
Brad Schneider, north of Chicago, and Bill Enyart, downstate are some of the cycle’s most vulnerable incumbents.
New Louisiana Law Won’t Block ‘Big Oil’ Lawsuit
The Associated Press reports that “a state judge in Baton Rouge ruled Monday that Louisiana’s Legislature missed its mark when it passed a bill seeking to halt a south Louisiana flood board’s lawsuit against
6 Gubernatorial Races With Potential Congressional Consequences
Brad Schneider, north of Chicago, and Bill Enyart, downstate are some of the cycle’s most vulnerable incumbents .
The Hillary Clinton 2014 Campaign Tour: Helping Democratic Women, One Swing State at a Time
</p> In the pantheon of Democratic celebrities, of course, Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton stand apart, and the former president generated ample attention Monday when he started two days of barnstorming
The Hillary Clinton 2014 Campaign Tour: Helping Democratic Women, One Swing State at a Time
</p> In the pantheon of Democratic celebrities, of course, Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton stand apart, and the former president generated ample attention Monday when he started two days of barnstorming
Democratic Senator: Restrict Africa Visas Due to Ebola
</p> Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., is calling for the Obama administration to consider stopping unnecessary travel, such as that not related to providing humanitarian aid.
With Friends Like the NRA, Who Needs Enemies? | Commentary
</p> </p> You can do what Pryor did, and go against the will of the 84 percent of Arkansans who supported the background checks bill — and the 92 percent of Americans who want to close loopholes in
‘Contract With America’ Set High-Water Mark for GOP Unity
(Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Former Majority Leader Tom DeLay — or “The Hammer,” as he was known in his leadership days — recently called the GOP Class of 1994 “the greatest freshman class . . .
Congress Is Endangering Missile Defense | Commentary
while the Continuing Resolution recently passed by the House would not affect installation and operation of the orbit at Aberdeen, evaluation cannot proceed unless JLENS is fully funded in a spending bill
DCCC Cuts Airtime in 8 TV Markets
</p> The cancellations include: </p> California’s 3rd and 10th districts: This now-canceled reservation for the second-to-last week of the campaign was initially intended as airtime to protect Democratic
Democratic Pollster Sees the Light in Senate Battleground States
</p> Views of the Affordable Care Act are improving slightly from an earlier poll in July.
Josh Cook Settles in at BerlinRosen | Downtown Moves
</p> <p dir="ltr">“You had to get people excited about any number of issues,” Cook said over the phone.