Health Battle Escalates
Chris Dodd (Conn.), the No. 2 Democrat on the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee and a participant in Tuesday’s White House meetings.
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Pelosi-Murtha Bond Resilient
On the Sunday after the midterm elections, just four days before Democrats huddled to pick their No. 2, she jumped in by sending colleagues a letter endorsing Murtha, then followed up by pressing them
Cantor Group Toes Fine Line
It says national panel of experts’ and it says national council,’— Collins said of the NCNA Web site’s “National Leaders— page.
Hoyer Defers Questions About Murtha to Ethics Panel
The Maryland Democrat is no ally of Murtha, whom he handily defeated for the No. 2 slot in leadership after the 2006 elections.
Campaign Committees Anxious to Tap Obama’s Popularity
Van Hollen said that the DNC and the DCCC “are on the same page moving forward. … We’re going to be working very closely with the Obama team and the team at the DNC going forward.
Republicans Accuse EPA of Fuzzy Math
“In contrast, President Obama’s budget proposal, released just 2 months ago, relied on assumed GDP growth of 3.3% for the same period … the discrepancy is significant.
Blagojevich Scheme Targeted Emanuel
—According to the 75-page indictment, Blagojevich attempted to blackmail the unnamed House lawmaker by demanding a fundraiser in exchange for releasing $2 million in state funds to a publicly supported
Cantor Waxes Positive About All Things GOP
Republicans teased their proposal with a 19-page document that contained no numbers; they unveiled a specific plan this week that looks to reverse much of the economic stimulus bill.
Boehner, Cantor Split on Conservative GOP Budget Plan
House Republican leaders on Thursday were split in their votes on a GOP budget proposal, making it the second time in recent weeks that party leaders were not on the same page on a key vote.
Hill Climbers: A Worldwide Journey
“We weren’t always on the same page, but I had a lot of respect for him.— When Welch won a seat in the House, he decided to recruit Sprayregen to the other side, as his business liaison in Vermont
Taxes Provoke Rift at NAHB
After the meeting, Robson wrote a three-page letter on March 2 to Eller responding to issues that they discussed at the meeting.
Topography of Creativity
“2×4 Landscape— is the largest of the three installations, measuring 60 feet long, 20 feet wide, 10 feet high and weighing 30 tons.
It’s February: Do You Know Where the 2010 Budget Is?
This year, that one-month period ended Feb. 2.
Obama-Mania Is Already in the Mail
The third souvenir item is a 550-piece puzzle made of a reproduction of the Boston Globe’s Nov. 5, 2008, front page with the headline, “Historic Victory.” It includes a photograph of Obama with his
GOP Wary of Parliamentary Tweaks
From the 101st to the 109th Congress, only 7.6 percent of motions passed the House, according to a Feb. 2 Congressional Research Service report. “I hope they don’t change the rules,” Rep.
K Street Files: Cold Start
.” [IMGCAP(1)]“This industry isn’t confined to ‘Detroit’ or even the Midwest — it’s everywhere in America,” NASCAR Chairman Brian France wrote in a Dec. 2 letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.
Heard on the Hill: Putting the ‘F’ in Illinois
[IMGCAP(1)]In the 76-page document, the feds describe BlagojevichÂ’s intercepted conversations, and the governorÂ’s penchant for swearing quickly becomes apparent.
The New Members of the House
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee helped Heinrich enormously, pouring $2 million into the race in independent expenditures.
Cantor Peddles an Agenda
comes as the four-term Republican is widely viewed as positioning himself to move up the leadership ladder after the elections, though it is still unclear whether he might be gunning for the No. 1 or No. 2
Congressional Races Launched Axelrod
“You had a very seasoned candidate who, frankly, took a page out of our book — ran an attack campaign, started out very early, very aggressive,” said Republican National Committee Chairman Lee Atwater