Hill Climbers: Staffers Diverse in Geography, United in Goals
Cooley Law School, he interned with Schauer, then the Minority Leader in the Michigan Senate.
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Senate Hands Reid Major Win on Wall Street Reform Bill
By a vote of 59-39, the Senate passed the measure, but only after narrowly clearing two major hurdles that required 60 votes.
Obama Immigration Comments Rile Congress
“But I don’t have 60 votes in the Senate. I’ve got to have some support from Republicans,” Obama said.
Lessons From Tuesday: All Politics Is Local
Arlen Specter’s 30-year Senate career came to an end with his defeat by sophomore Rep. Joe Sestak, who came from behind to win by a very comfortable 8-point margin Tuesday.
Tuesday Showed It’s Wise to Expect Unexpected
Rand Paul’s thumping of Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson for the GOP Senate nomination in the Bluegrass State can’t be ignored.
Paul, Conway Headed for Showdown in Kentucky Senate Race
On the Democratic side, Conway hung on Tuesday night to eke out the Senate nomination against Lt. Gov. Dan Mongiardo.
Specter Casts First Democratic Ballot in Philly
Joe Sestak in a battle for the Democratic Senate nomination that was too close to call heading into primary day.
Specter Says He Expects Seniority to Be Restored
Pat Toomey — he left the Republican Party to seek re-election as a Democrat.
For Democrats, Hits Keep on Coming
Senate Democrats just can’t seem to catch a break. The revelation Monday that Sen.
Editorial: Caucus Secrets
The number of House and joint House-Senate staff dropped from 16,939 to 15,215, and incoming Republicans took credit for saving $206 million a year — $5 million a year on the caucuses alone — evidence
Switch Dooms Specter’s Last Fight
“It’s been a great privilege to serve the people of Pennsylvania, and it’s been a great privilege to be in the United States Senate.
Reid’s Chairmen Come to His Aid
Facing a brutal re-election battle, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is taking the extraordinary step of leaning on Democratic leadership to shake the money tree on his behalf before the Memorial Day
Road Map: Recess Clock Is Ticking; Order Is Tall
Regan Lachapelle, spokeswoman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), volleyed back at Coburn’s gambit with a classic threat to keep the Senate in session through the Memorial Day recess
Bass & Norquist: Congress Must Target Nonessential Spending
An important step in cutting spending doesn’t require a big new idea, but instead the resuscitation of an idea six decades old: the re-establishment of a Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures
Senators Watch as Lincoln, Specter Await Fate
Joe Sestak in Pennsylvania’s Democratic Senate primary, with public polling showing that race tied.
Sestak Predicts Victory, Asks for Specter’s Support
Sestak, who was elected to the House in 2006, has surged ahead of Specter in some polls in recent days and said he was confident he would best Specter, a 30-year veteran of the Senate, in part because
Midwest: President’s Senate Seat Is in Danger of Flipping
If Halvorson loses re-election, then it is a really bad year for Illinois Democrats.
West: Beating Reid Would Be the Title Prize for GOP
Barring any unforeseen legal problems, Young appears headed to a much smoother ride to re-election in November.
New England: GOP Has Something to Prove in the Northeast
Blumenthal has never had a serious challenge for re-election, so it’s easy to believe that he could have trouble with a tough race.
Rangel’s Future Is Stuck in Neutral
And after usually coasting to re-election without serious challenge, Rangel, 79, is gearing up for what could be a crowded primary as he eyes a 21st term.