Markets Pan Schumer, Durbin Deal
Senate Democrats have settled on an initial approach that targets speculators on the oil futures market.
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Collins Airs First Two Ads of Re-election Campaign
The two ads, a 30-second spot and a 60-second spot, are similar and are on what the campaign called different examples of Collins bipartisan efforts in the Senate.
Female Members Growing Their Families and Parties
McMorris Rodgers didnt announce her pregnancy until after her competitive 2006 re-election. After knocking off Rep.
DeMint Makes Final Offer
In a late Thursday afternoon floor speech, DeMint said he would allow the Senate to proceed directly to the massive housing bill, and then take up energy legislation, if and only if Democratic
Minnesota: New Coleman Spot Hits Franken Hard
And weve decided were running for U.S. Senate. Why not?
Schumer Says 60 Seats Now Possible
. A high priority on Schumers list of GOP targets is Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.).
Schumer: 60 Seats Possible
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.) said for the first time this election cycle that Democrats could wake up on Nov. 5 with a filibuster-proof, 60-seat Senate majority
Shop Talk: Live Strong
Romneys PAC has also donated to GOP Senate incumbents and challengers, including Sen. Elizabeth Dole (N.C.); Rep.
McConnell Says “Stay Tuned” on Energy
Despite the continuing energy standoff Wednesday, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) expressed guarded optimism Wednesday afternoon that an agreement is still possible. Yet McConnell
FAA Legislation to Take Off Next Year
The Senate bill would authorize nearly $1.2 billion for FAA modernization over a four-year period. Senate debate of the FAA bill was halted later that month after a cloture motion failed.
Morning Business: Party Pooper
She cautioned Members to make sure whatever events theyre participating in comply with the new ethics rules, said Kristofer Eisenla, spokesman for DeGette.
New York: Straniere Squired Around Washington
Local GOP leaders tried to convince several other Republicans to run, but reluctantly turned to Straniere, who was defeated for re-election in a GOP primary some years back after party bosses became disenchanted
Transport Attracting Lobbyists
As the debate over the 2009 transportation bill gets under way and the Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill makes its way through the Senate, groups such as the National Association of
Modernizing a Police Force
“The department could no longer see itself as [only] police security,” Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Terrance Gainer said.
House Committees Covet Retirees’ Cash
Saxton was the only Republican to show more than $1 million in his re-election account as of June 30.
Reflected Glory?
Ronnie Musgrove (D), running for Senate in Mississippi, and former Rep.
Energy Legislation Stuck on Amendments
With the hope that the Senate could recess having done something about gasoline prices, Majority Leader Harry (D-Nev.) is pressuring Republicans to offer their own drilling amendment to the market speculation
Process Debate Saps Energy Bill
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) went so far as to take his appeal directly to reporters.
Republicans Warming to Coburn Tussle
Senate Republicans might come to the aid of maverick Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) in his one-man fight with Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.).
K Street Files: Lobbying the Lobbyists
[IMGCAP(1)]On Tuesday, Democratic staffers from the Senate Finance Committee and from Senate Majority Leader Harry Reids (D-Nev.) office convened about 40 lobbyists to, once again, press them to