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Jerrold Nadler As of Season 2, Joan’s driver’s license said she lives on the northern edge of Greenwich Village.
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Fictional Franchise: The ‘Mad Men’ Edition
Jerrold Nadler As of Season 2, Joan’s driver’s license said she lives on the northern edge of Greenwich Village.
McConnell’s Chief of Staff Asks Politico to Remove Ad Promotion Video
The video, posted earlier this week under the “audience” tab of Politico’s advertising page, features Josh Holmes and identifies him with the title: “Chief of Staff, U.S. Sen.
Remainders: Recruitment Woes
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin announced on her Facebook page that she will not seek the open Senate seat in South Dakota. A GOP poll found that former Alaska Gov.
Congress Learns the Letter ‘S’ in FAA Snafu
(It appears on page 2, line 14 of the House version.)
Nonpolitical D.C.: 13 Movies to Check Out
2. Chances Are (1989): A dead man returns to D.C. as a younger man whose life becomes entwined with the family he left behind.
Empty Inbox? Join Gillibrand’s Campaign Email List
April 2: “Breaking News: Sanford” Gillibrand went for the jugular when asking her supporters to donate to South Carolina special election Democratic nominee Elizabeth Colbert Busch.
Hill Climbers: An Arizonan Returns East
This new world of opportunity interested Johnson so much that she took a position at PBS Online before spending another decade working her way up to become the page one editor at The Arizona Republic
Kentucky: McConnell Fundraises Off Secret Recording
“Breaking: Liberals Wiretap McConnell’s Office: Stand with Senator McConnell against the liberal media’s illegal and underhanded tactics,” reads the fundraising page from McConnell’s campaign, referring
14 Most Telling DOMA Moments at the Supreme Court
2. Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. has clearly been reading the news of late, a point he referenced in his questioning of attorney Roberta A.
Reynolds Retiring From Capitol Police on Friday
Officers accused supervisors of enforcing made-up policies and violating the tenants of the Family and Medical Leave Act, and the union cried foul over a 1,000-page packet of new directives it said it
Ryan Issues First Budget Salvo With $4.6 Trillion in Spending Cuts to Eliminate Deficit
Durbin of Illinois, the No. 2 Democrat in the Senate.
Would Obama Deal on Spending?
GOP leaders are said to be deeply aware that if taxes rise for everyone, they’ll be seen as having made it happen to protect the highest-earning 2 percent. Led by Speaker John A.
Bob Turner’s Queens Home Destroyed; Congressman Is Safe
Updated: 2:29 p.m. Rep. Bob Turner has lost his New York house after it burned down, along with at least 80 other flooded homes, due to damage from Hurricane Sandy, according to press reports.
From Hope to Doubt in a Single Election Cycle
Despite issuance of a 20-page glossy economic agenda, we also have no clear idea exactly how Obama would increase the nation’s rate of growth from its tepid 2 percent.
GOP Pushes Back on Sequester
Republicans pushed back Friday after the White House blamed the GOP for blocking “balanced” alternatives that would raise taxes on the wealthy as a way to avoid automatic budget cuts set to take effect Jan. 2<
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Looking For a Tail Wind
THE PODIUM: The 2,286 delegates convened at 2 and are about to start the process of officially nominating Willard Mitt Romney as the Republican candidate for president and Paul Davis Ryan as the
Laura Richardson Probe Complete
Richardson’s submission, which accuses the committee of repeated procedural violations and the mishandling of witnesses and evidence during the probe, was the focus of an incendiary 16-page report
Dick Cheney Stirs Sequestration Pot on the Hill
The video tweet shows Congressional Democrats are all on the same messaging page — that is, equating GOP efforts to undo the sequester as a sop to the wealthy.
K Street Files: Lobbyists Prep for SCOTUS Ruling
Advocom’s domestic hires include Christa Carey Dunn, Randi Kahn, Jeff Kimball, Ken Levinson, Holly Page and Carolyn Tieger with international hires John Russell and Robert Magyar.