Missouri: Bond Holds Slim Lead Over Carnahan in Poll
Kit Bond (R) would have a slim 4-point lead over Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan (D) if the election for his Senate seat were held today.
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Bond Vulnerable to Carnahan Challenge
Kit Bond (R-Mo.) would have a slim 4-point lead over Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan (D) if the election for his Senate seat were held today.
McConnell Once Again Plays Coy
Some in the Conference who are displeased with McConnells quiet approach have been hoping that he would act more decisively with his successful, albeit bitter, campaign for re-election now behind him.
Gonzales: Republicans Should Quit Celebrating and Face Reality
Republicans look like the football team dancing in the end zone in the fourth quarter of a game when theyre down by 40 points.
Bailout Package Heads to House Floor
Congressional leaders are charging ahead with a $15 billion auto industry bailout despite vows by Senate Republicans to hold up the package when it surfaces in their chamber.
Heard on the Hill: Kennedy’s Party Hits Pause
Kennedy will be away and wont be appearing at this years party, but theyre already in dress rehearsals for next years festivities, Kennedy spokeswoman Melissa Wagoner told HOH. Sen.
Shop Talk: Back to the Future
Even though Sununu comes to the job with years of experience, he will have his work cut out for him: Over the past two years in New Hampshire, Democrats have won both House seats and the Senate seat
D.C. Lags in Infrastructure Funding for a Capital City
Voting Rights Act passed the House in 2007, only to stall in the Senate after coming up three votes short of the 60 needed to make it filibuster-proof.
Rangel Keeps Powder Dry on Senate Choice
The choice of who will replace Clinton in the Senate rests with one man: New York Gov.
Illinois Speaker: Special Election Legislation Will Be Taken Up Monday
A special election to fill President-elect Barack Obamas Senate seat edged closer to reality Tuesday: The Illinois Legislature is trying to bring up legislation as early as Monday that would require Senate
Reid Threatens Weekend Session
Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) on Tuesday afternoon said the Senate could be in session this weekend to advance legislation that would give the Detroit automakers an emergency, multibillion-dollar
Durbin Calls for Illinois Special Election
Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) is calling for the Illinois Legislature to immediately pass a veto-proof bill that would require President-elect Barack Obamas Senate successor to be chosen
Auto Bill Poses an Obstacle Course
Republicans are playing it cool, said one senior Senate Democratic aide.
Clock Ticking on Young’s Resources Perch
Young received just over 50 percent to secure re-election. In November, he chose not to seek his regional position on the Steering Committee, which was filled by Rep. Mike Simpson (R-Idaho).
Reid Says Votes on Auto Bill Forthcoming
It is unclear at this point if Reid will have to file cloture on the bill or if Senate Republicans would agree to move the legislation to the floor for final passage.
Heard on the Hill: Putting the ‘F’ in Illinois
A Senate seat is a f—ing valuable thing, you just dont give it away for nothing, he is quoted as saying.
GOP Vows to Get Along
In 2006, House and Senate Democrats were able to label Republicans as incompetent.
Charges Could Be Bad News for Many
Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald, Blagojevich was trying to sell the Senate seat that Obama recently vacated.
K Street Files: Cold Start
The typically apolitical stock-car racing circuit NASCAR recently fired off a letter to Senate and House leaders, urging them to bail out domestic auto manufacturers, the backbone of our nations manufacturing
Crafting a Cleaner Bailout
At K&L Gates, three lobbyists are working on the account, according to Senate lobby records: Scott Aliferis, former legislative director for Rep.