HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Poetry in Motion
Roland Burris took to the Senate floor this morning with a poem that he penned �in the spirit of the season.� The Illinois Democrat said he wanted to share good cheer with Democrats and Republicans alike
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Reid Campaign Touts Health Care Bill in E-Mail
The campaign of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), who has been trailing in recent polls as he seeks re-election, released an e-mail Monday night touting Reid’s role in promoting “the historic
Nelson Under Fire for Abortion Deal
Ben Nelson (D-Neb.) over a deal on abortion provisions included in Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) health care overhaul bill, accusing Nelson of “betraying— the organization.
Sanders Returns to His Outspoken House Ways
“So if your question is, Can you do things in the United States Senate you couldn’t do in the House?’ Absolutely,— he added.
Clinton Makes Fundraising Pitch for Lincoln
Blanche Lincoln (D), a crucial swing vote in the Senate’s ongoing health care debate, called out the big guns for her re-election effort on Thursday, releasing a fundraising appeal from former President
Clinton Makes Fundraising Pitch for Lincoln
Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.), who is a crucial swing vote in the Senate’s ongoing health care debate, called out the big guns for her re-election effort on Thursday, releasing a fundraising appeal this morning
K Street Takes Stock of Hill Prospects
“Senate Democrats will make more than Senate Republicans coming from money’ committees,— McCormick Group’s Ivan Adler said, referring to panels such as Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, and Finance
House Democratic Retirements: Trickle Could Lead to Wave
Winning back seats with an incumbent running for re-election is difficult because even first-term or red-district Democrats have large war chests, requiring the National Republican Congressional Committee
House Democrats Eke Out Adjournment
For her colleagues facing tough re-election fights, that meant gut-check votes on the two final pieces of House business for the year.
Democrats Face Uphill Battle to Beat Grassley
First elected to the Senate in 1980, Grassley has won at least 65 percent of the vote in each of his four re-election campaigns.
Senate Rejects Measure to Reintroduce Prescription Drug Importation
After an intense lobbying effort by the White House and Democratic leaders, the Senate Tuesday evening voted down an amendment offered by Sen.
Senate Closes In on Health Care Deal
They know time is on their side,— a senior Democratic Senate aide said. “There are many reasons we should get this done by the end of the year.
Candidate Shuffle Continues in Tennessee 6
On the Democratic side, Gallatin Mayor Jo Ann Graves, who previously served in the state Senate, took her name out of consideration for the Congressional race.
Schumer Quietly Works Immigration
Schumer, the No. 3 Senate Democrat as vice chairman of the Conference, and Sen.
Obama’s Health Pitch Comes Backstage
The president today is bringing the entire Senate Democratic Conference to the White House to rally them to pass the legislation.
What’s Plan B if Biden Doesn’t Run in Delaware?
Daniello said there is plenty of time to wage a Senate campaign.
GOP, Democrats Flip-Flop on Debt-Limit Maneuver
At the time, nearly every Republican voted for a rule calling for House and Senate conferees to “take all steps necessary to guarantee the full faith and credit of the government— innocuous-sounding
What a Difference a Year Makes: the 2010 Senate Outlook
Rob Simmons, one of two serious contenders for the Republican Senate nomination, leading Sen.
Hawaii’s Odd Special Election History
Patsy Mink (D) died in September 2002 and was posthumously re-elected in November.
Schedule Crimps Money Chase
cancel events — including Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.).