Senate Votes in Doubt for Financial Reform Bill
Senate Democrats’ ability to clear a financial regulatory reform package this week is suddenly uncertain, with the death of Sen.
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Byrd Mourned as a Link to Senate Glory
He wrote a four-volume, authoritative history of the Senate.
Feingold Will Oppose Financial Reform Bill
Russ Feingold confirmed Monday his opposition to the financial regulatory reform compromise hammered out last week by a House-Senate conference committee, saying it does not have the safeguards necessary
Politics & Poker: Worth Remembering — Byrd Knew How to Win
And in 2008, the longest-serving Republican Senator, Ted Stevens, lost his re-election bid in Alaska. That’s a lot of institutional change for the Senate in a fairly short time period.
Obama Fails to Make the Stimulus Sale
Henry Cuellar (D-Texas), also a Blue Dog, said that in addition to spending fatigue and re-election worries bearing down on Members, House Democrats are also wary of “falling on our sword” by taking a
Petraeus Confirmation Expected Within Days
Stanley McChrystal was quickly embraced on both sides of the aisle on Capitol Hill, with Senate confirmation expected within days.
Petraeus to Inherit Deep War Divisions
“It undercuts the war effort; it empowers our enemies, it confuses our friends, and I think it needs to be re-evaluated.”
Showdown Looming for Lincoln
Facing a tough re-election battle, Lincoln’s derivatives fight is a way to distance herself from Wall Street interests and to raise the profile of her Agriculture Committee clout.
Midterms May Mean Roster Shake-Ups
In what is surely a reflection of the Republican-friendly political environment that has come to define the 2010 election cycle, every Member of the GOP squad who is up for re-election in 2010 is currently
Marshall Wins Tar Heel State Senate Nod
Cal Cunningham on Tuesday night to secure the Tar Heel State’s Democratic Senate nomination.
Pelosi Tests the Limits of Power
moved through the House that have hit a wall in the Senate.
Next Budget Director Will Get Earful
To be sure, Senate Republicans will grill Obama’s nominee to replace Office of Management and Budget Director Peter Orszag, using the confirmation process to cast a critical eye on the administration
After PhRMA, Tauzin Likely to Start New Firm
“You’re going to see more and more of a direct conversation between presidents, leaders of the House and Senate, and the leaders of business, industry, unions and social organizations in America,
Hutchison’s Senate Future Uncertain
And in a brief impromptu interview Thursday, the Senator flatly declined to comment on her gubernatorial race or whether she will seek re-election in 2012, when her Senate term expires.
Same Party but Two Very Different Candidates
Each candidate is unique, but I don’t know that I’ve seen two so very different candidates in a matter of one hour as I did recently, when I interviewed Arizona Democratic Senate hopeful Rodney Glassman
Both Chambers Feeling Déjà Vu This Week on Multiple Bills
passed Friday but would instead wait for an extenders package from the Senate.
Gainer Will Reopen Gallery Job Search After Squabble With Correspondents
Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Terrance Gainer agreed to reopen the search process for a new Senate Gallery deputy director Friday, after the Radio and Television Correspondents Association railed against his
Thune’s Popularity Is About to Rise
The South Dakota Republican — who also leads the Senate GOP Policy Committee and is widely viewed as a 2012 presidential contender —is up for re-election this year.
Van Hollen No Longer Flawless
The outcome — and whether the measure can move in the Senate — will weigh on Van Hollen’s stock in a Caucus through which he has risen quickly.
Members Are Not Dodging Town Halls
The Senate town-hall title is also held by a Wisconsinite; Sen. Russ Feingold (D) will hold his 69th face-to-face meeting today. Sen.