Cornyn Uses Judiciary Panel as Political Platform
.— The Judiciary panel is the most partisan committee in the Senate and includes four members of the Senate leadership: Cornyn, Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.), Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.)
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Lobbyists Feel Climate Change
sides rarely see eye to eye, the energy industry and environmentalists can agree on at least one thing: The White House’s decision last week to regulate pollution alters the legislative prospects for a Senate
The Rose Garden: Card Check Promises a Gut Check in 2010
The game is in the Senate, where EFCA backers are probably just a few votes short of the 60 they need to overcome a filibuster.
DeMint Endorses Williams in Texas Senate Race
action committee, Senate Conservatives Fund.
Republicans Suggest Reid Wants to Avoid Votes for Fundraiser
Senate Republicans are lambasting Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) surprise decision to try to avoid holding votes this weekend, leveling accusations that Reid may be trying to clear the decks so
Harkin: Congress Is on the Cusp of History
The Senate is on the cusp of passing comprehensive reform of America’s health care system — a goal that has eluded Congresses and residents going back to the administration of Teddy Roosevelt.
Halter ‘Continues to Listen’ to Talk of Senate Bid
Halter declined an interview request on Wednesday but his advisor, Bud Jackson, released a statement regarding the continued Senate speculation.
Peterson Raises GOP Hopes for His Retirement
The GOP started licking their chops when Peterson refused to confirm with absolute certainty to local Minnesota press that he would run for re-election next year.
Are Democrats Trying to Follow Past GOP Leaders Off the Cliff?
Tom DeLay and Dick Armey’s arrogance allowed President Bill Clinton to “triangulate,— and he was re-elected two years after the Republican tsunami that was supposed to change how Washington worked.
Local Race Previews Virginia Beach Showdown
Scott Rigell, an automotive executive, and Ben Loyola, an engineering firm owner, backed competing candidates in a fractious Dec. 5 primary for an open state Senate seat in Virginia Beach, the population
Thune May Be Capitol’s 2012 Contender
During his time in the Senate, Thune has demonstrated that he can be politically savvy.
Hill Climbers: Hold Onto Your Hat
Wheelbarger arrived in D.C. in 2004 and spent several months working with the Bush/Cheney re-election campaign.
McMahon to Meet With Senate GOP Leaders
Former World Wrestling Entertainment CEO Linda McMahon — who is vying to be the Republican Senate nominee in Connecticut — is meeting with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky) and other GOP leaders
Connecticut: McMahon Meets With Senate GOP Leaders
Former World Wrestling Entertainment CEO Linda McMahon — who is vying to be the Republican Senate nominee in Connecticut — is meeting with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) and other GOP leaders
McMahon Meeting With Senate Leaders During D.C.
Former World Wrestling Entertainment CEO and Connecticut Senate candidate Linda McMahon (R) is meeting with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) and other GOP leaders on her trip to Washington,
Texas: Bonilla Endorses Jones in GOP Senate Race
Kay Bailey Hutchison (R), who is running for governor and plans to step down from her Senate seat next year.
Lieberman Skips Health Talks
Senate Democratic centrists and liberals have been working feverishly since last week to craft a compromise on the public health insurance option, but one invitee has been curiously absent.
Climate Change on the Agenda
In fact, a persistent group of former Members — who no longer have to worry about re-election and are free to work on issues they truly care about — are hard at work, both in the U.S. and in Copenhagen
Politics & Poker: Reid Is at Top of Republicans’ 2010 List of Targets
— But Wadhams also acknowledged that Reid’s re-election fight is much different from Daschle’s — in part because of the political circumstances, and in part because of Reid’s own skills as a “nasty
Barney Frank to Endorse Sestak for Senate
Joe Sestak‘s (D-Pa.) bid for Senate against a 30-year incumbent. After Sen.