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Global Warming Draws Heat From Democrats

The House is not inclined toward action on this, and now we’re going to spend valuable floor time on a bill that’s going nowhere … while Republicans are champing at the bit to accuse Democrats of raising

Webb of Intrigue

Jim Webb has been one of the Bush administration’s most vocal Senate foes.

Democrats Discuss Exit Strategy

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) have called for a quick end to the protracted primary campaign and recently signaled they would step in to end the contest

Istook Aide Takes Plea

.” After 14 years in Congress, Istook opted not to run for re-election in 2006, instead making an unsuccessful bid that year in the Oklahoma gubernatorial race.

Cornyn in Mix for NRSC Post

Cornyn is up for re-election himself this November,” he added. “He is doing everything possible to support Sen.

House to Wrestle With War Funding

House lawmakers will spend the week of June 2 debating the budget resolution and hashing out a way forward on the Senate’s version of the war supplemental bill, which includes $10 billion more in domestic

War Bill a Political Minefield

House leaders in both parties will face a tough political calculus when the chamber takes up the $260 billion Senate-passed war spending bill.

Poker Chips — and Nuts

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) published his memoir, “The Good Fight,” last month to much fanfare (think an appearance on “The Daily Show” and a splashy Washington book party).

Coleman Wants Pawlenty as VP

Tim Pawlenty as the GOP vice presidential nominee would boost his fellow Gopher State Republicans in their Senate and House races.

The Congressman and the Clinton-ite

If they’re not a couple, Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) and Huma Abedin, a top aide to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), certainly aren’t doing much to convince us of it.