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If youre in the mood to lay down some cash, opt for the five-course tasting menu and you will get to see Coopers talent truly shine. (1990 M St.
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Stevens Asking Colleagues to Hold Off Expulsion Talk
He called the matter unfortunate but said if Stevens wins his pending re-election bid, certainly hes going to be expelled. Others, like Sen.
Coleman Out of NRSC Race
LeRoy Coleman, the communications director for Colemans Senate office, confirmed to Roll Call that the call was made. The two Colemans are not related. Sen.
Schumer Coy About Whether Obama Will Campaign in Georgia Runoff
Saxby Chambliss (R) has become one of the final battlegrounds of the 2008 cycle and could well be the key to Democrats winning a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate come January.
History Points to Another Term for McCain, if He Wants It
John McCain (R-Ariz.) is well-positioned for another six years in the Senate, should he choose to run for re-election in 2010. Democrats would love for outgoing Gov.
Obama Looks Like Lieberman’s Lifeline
Theyre trying to figure out what has to be done to keep him in the caucus without it looking like he has gotten off scot-free, said the Senate Democratic aide.
McConnell Could Influence RNC Chairmanship Race
Coleman won re-election over comedian Al Franken (D) by just 201 votes, a narrow enough margin to trigger an automatic recount according to Minnesota law.
Cornyn Courts NRSC Votes
Chambliss and Coleman and help ensure their return to the Senate, Cornyns Senate spokesman Brian Walsh said. Cornyn has committed $100,000 to the NRSC to help fund Chambliss race.
Lieberman Continues Democratic Giving
Lieberman lost to Lamont, but he ultimately won re-election as an Independent and continued to caucus with Senate Democrats.
CVC Opens Its Doors to the Media
I challenge you to ask yourself if you feel like youre in a bunker. Indeed, the CVC is bathed in light, despite the fact that it is underground.
Dodd Comes to Lieberman’s Defense
I dont think hed necessarily want to spend the first month of this president-elect period talking about a Senate seat, particularly if someone is willing to come forward and is willing to be a member
Reid: Lieberman’s Future Remains with Democrats
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) sent strong signals Sunday morning that he wants Sen.
The New Members of the Senate
He will likely take on similar issues in the Senate.
Stevens’ Fate
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) has won re- election despite his conviction on seven felony counts of corruption related to his Senate financial disclosure forms.
Committees Slow to Name Leaders
The Senate map suggests Democrats could once again be on the offensive, just as they were the past two cycles.
Georgia: Presidential Race Still Smoldering in Runoff
The presidential race may be over, but its still being waged in at least one venue: the Peach States Senate runoff. Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R) faces a Dec. 2 runoff with former state Rep.
Obama’s Coattails Were Long but Not Flowing
The Democrats also re-elected Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.). Give Obama three points of a possible five. 4.
Frosh Could Join ‘50 Richest’
Robin Hayes (R-N.C.), whose minimum net worth of about $79 million made him the fifth-richest Member last year, but was not enough to win re-election; Sen.
The Candidates in Limbo
His last radio show featured his Senate candidacy announcement. Franken is married and has two children.
Heard on the Hill: Yes, He Did
Last weeks historic elections certainly meant a lot of things to the Washington lobby scene, but for one small nonprofit, the most significant was the re-election of California Democratic Rep.