Taking a Different Look at the Gender Gap
in 10 crucial states by 9 points, a dramatic reversal from Romney’s 2-point lead a month ago.
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Consensus Elusive on Plans for D.C. Land
Council in 2003, the 37-page planning document lays out specifications for how the land should be developed, maximizing its “potential to contribute to [residents’] quality of life” while spurring economic
The Mouth That Soared
Her police-blotter-style report of her lunch has since garnered more than 1 million page views and has earned the venerable hired mouth (she’s been paid to opine on food since 1976) quite the following
Landry Says Silly Things, Wants Recognition
Jeff Landry (R) is having a fun contest on his shiny Facebook page. You see, he has made a YouTube video of some of the crazy things he’s said.
GAO Lauds Itself in Annual Report
The Oklahoma Republican released an almost 30-page report blasting efforts at cutting GAO spending and suggesting that such cuts would lessen the effectiveness of the agency.
Santorum Sticks With Trusted Strategist
“I could tell they’re always on the same page,” said Pennsylvania GOP operative Vince Galko, who worked on Santorum’s last two Senate races. “They know what the other is going to think.”
Internet Piracy Bills Lose Support
Marco Rubio, who was a co-sponsor of the bill, on his Facebook page today explained why he has had a change of heart.
Heard on the Hill: An Editor’s Top 5 Picks From 2011
This was an HOH item so good it made the front page of Roll Call and was reprinted by a Mississippi newspaper. 2. Least. Inspired. Bet. Ever.
Dueling Document Releases Shed More Light on Solyndra Push
Around 2 p.m. today, Republicans on the Energy and Commerce Committee released a small set of emails showing Kaiser and his associates discussing whether and how to leverage their political influence
Progressive PAC Has Cash for Democratic Candidates
The group spent more than $2 million in the last cycle and has already raised more than $435,000 for Harvard professor Elizabeth Warren (D), who is challenging Sen.
Riddick’s Tome Unlocks Quirky Senate Powers
But while the Speaker can pluck his out of thin air, the Senate is beholden to its own restrictive rules and precedents, all of which have been recorded in the 1,608-page tome Riddick’s Senate Procedure
Heard on the Hill: Former Rothman Aide Sentenced
The ad linked to a Facebook page that showed a blond girl in tight clothes with her face blanked out.
New Exhibit Puts Andy Warhol’s News Treatments on Display
This painting, based on the front page of a tabloid blaring the baby news of the United Kingdom’s Princess Margaret, is notable for being the first of Warhol’s headline-themed works to leave his studio
Armed Gunman Alert Sparks Scare at Georgetown Law
Capitol Police of a possible armed gunman on or near the Georgetown Law Center campus,” read an announcement posted on the main page of the Georgetown University website at 1:30 p.m.
‘We Were All in It Together’
Jena Gross was a 16-year-old Senate page who had been in Washington for nine days when the planes struck.
Debt Deal Avoided Disaster but Fixed Nothing
PIMCO has downgraded its estimate of U.S. gross domestic product growth in the next year to 1 percent to 2 percent from 2 percent to 3 percent.
McCain Spars With Activists on Debt
On her Facebook page, O’Donnell said McCain was “attacking his own party and the very grassroots folks who can help drive a real solution.”
Boehner Debt Bill May Be Picking Up Steam
Although West had already indicated he would support the bill, he said the Congressional Budget Office’s cost estimate of the bill and lobbying by leaders seemed to have help turn the page on the measure
Independence Day Stirs Thoughts on Origins
The Congress voted July 2 to approve a resolution by Richard Henry Lee of Virginia declaring our independence.
Amash Explains Votes on Facebook
If he casts it on the House floor — procedural or otherwise — he records it on his page.