Street Talk: Unlobbyists Give Real Lobbyists a Bad Name
Daschle, a former Senate Majority Leader, is a senior policy adviser at DLA Piper.
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GOP Rejects Democrats’ Latest Offer on Payroll Tax Cut
“The president’s narrative is that Congress can’t get anything done, so if Congress gets anything done, it hurts his narrative for re-election,” Price said.
Morning Roundup: Don’t Stop Thinking About … Next Cycle
that the playing field for Senate Democrats is more lopsided than it is this year when you look at the dearth of competitive Republican seats up.
At CPAC, a Serious, Heated Display of Conservatism
For every sighting of a revolutionary re-enactor or conservative actress Victoria Jackson during Thursday’s events, there were hundreds of well-dressed, serious-minded college students or middle-aged
Senate 2014 Field Looks to Favor GOP
If Democrats are concerned about the lopsided Senate playing field this cycle, just wait until 2014.
Who’s Next in Line to Run Campaign Arms?
Senate The Senate majority is up for grabs this cycle, but whoever takes the reins of the Senate campaign committees next year will likely have to contend with a small margin of power in the chamber.
Obama Bundler Ron Klein Says He’s Not a Lobbyist
Ron Klein (D-Fla.), a bundler for the Obama re-election campaign, told NBC News that even though his firm registered him as a lobbyist last week, he is not a lobbyist and the disclosure filed with Congress
Payroll Conferees May Meet Privately
Senate Democrats met off-campus at their private annual retreat attended by President Barack Obama.
Between the Lines: New Kentucky Map Deadlocked in State Legislature
Democrats placed blame on state Senate Republicans. “We thought we had a deal,” Wilkerson said, “but it didn’t happen, but not because of our end.”
Senate Democrats to Discuss Strategy at Retreat
“We intend to do the same thing,” said Senate Democratic Conference Vice Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.), who oversees the party’s messaging.
A Familiar, Sinking Feeling Develops on Payroll Tax Cut
A Senate Democratic offer on unemployment insurance issues is in the works, and Members said they want to pick up the pace of the talks.
Johanns Giving Up Hope on ‘Grand Bargain’
But Senate Democratic and Republican leaders have rebuffed those efforts to freelance on the deficit reduction issue, and as a result, the group’s efforts have been stifled.
Senate Democrats Rally to Save Seats
Tester, locked in a tough re-election battle with Rep. Denny Rehberg (R), is considered to have one of the most difficult races of the 2012 cycle.
In Florida: Anger, Confusion, Musical Chairs
Tom Rooney has announced that he will seek re-election in the 17th district.
Utah: Mailers Hitting Both Sides in GOP Primary
Two outside groups were filling Republicans’ mailboxes recently with contrasting views on candidates in Utah’s Senate race. Several Republicans, including former state Sen.
Shop Talk: Joel Sawyer to Donehue Direct
Senate Campaign Bits Former U.S. Surgeon General Richard Carmona (D) is filling out the team that will run his campaign for Arizona’s open Senate seat.
Max Baucus Takes Lead on Payroll Talks
And while staffers to Members on the conference committee wondered whether the panel is being taken seriously, the level of communication between Senate leaders and Baucus is also in question.
Maine: Democratic Poll Shows Michaud With Big Lead
Michaud led state Senate President Kevin Raye (R) 55 percent to 32 percent in the poll conducted by Democratic polling firm Normington Petts.
Freedom Path Mailer Hits Orrin Hatch Challengers
Orrin Hatch’s conservative credentials has now taken a more aggressive approach in assisting the six-term Republican’s re-election.
Morning Roundup: Peacing Out
’s membership bore the brunt of the Democrats’ 2010 shellacking, and so far this Congress seven Blue Dogs have announced they won’t be back or are already gone — four are retiring, one is running for Senate