Cantor Re-Emerges as Key Negotiator
Last week, the center of gravity seemed to shift to Boehner, who returned from a White House meeting Thursday seemingly positive about a deal and went so far as to speak to the Senate Republican
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Army Veteran to Join Indiana 2nd District Race
Joe Donnelly (D) announced he would run for Senate. Earlier this year, GOP lawmakers redrew the 2nd district to include more areas traditionally won by Republican candidates.
Hispanics Waiting for DREAM Act
But they also came to send a message to Obama, whose re-election headquarters is located just a few train stops away from the hall.
Right’s Graham Grousing Could Fizzle by 2014
Lindsey Graham is the kind of Republican whom tea party activists want to boot from the Senate, though even they think he’d be hard to oust in a primary three years from now.
McConnell, Paul Perfect ‘Frenemies’
Though few would call them friends, McConnell needs a tea party ally who can help him with a constituency he’ll need for re-election in 2014 as well as with an important faction of his Conference
Selling the Anti-Bachmann Phone
By comparison, AT&T donors gave $77,000 to Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and shelled out $36,000 to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.).
Conrad Holds Off on Unveiling Budget
Senate Budget Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) won’t unveil his budget to the public this week after all, aides said Thursday.
Scott Brown Raised Nearly $2M, Has $9.6M in Bank
Brown faces a tough re-election in strong Democratic territory, but his prospects should be buoyed by his substantial war chest.
Senate Primary
New Mexico state Auditor Hector Balderas announced raising more than $400,000 in the first two months since launching his Senate campaign.
Colorado Senate President Running Against Cory Gardner
State Senate President Brandon Shaffer (D) will challenge freshman Rep. Cory Gardner (R) next year in Colorado’s 4th district.
Obama Hasn’t RSVP’d to Meeting With Senate Democrats
President Barack Obama has yet to respond to a request from Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) for a Wednesday meeting with Senate Democrats, days after rejecting an invitation from Minority Leader
State Senator Likely To Run for Wisconsin Senate
Frank Lasee is strongly considering running for the open Senate seat.
Offset Recesses Cause Uncertainty, Heartburn
The offset recess calendars of the House and Senate claimed a casualty when the Senate scrapped its July Fourth break.
Heather Wilson Running to the Right in N.M.
The grass-roots group plans to have a say in more than a dozen Senate races next year, but it is not ready to endorse anyone in New Mexico just yet.
Keeping the Dream (Act) Alive
Although substantive legislative activity on reform has been abandoned, activists and their Democratic allies in the House and Senate said this week they will continue to focus on moving forward
Between the Lines: The Five Stages of Grief
Utah Republicans will redraw his state’s map, and they could change his district easily to include more Republicans, making it more difficult for Matheson to win re-election.
Senate GOP Unifies Over Balanced Budget Message
Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), who chairs the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights, is planning a hearing on the amendment in response to a request this month from Sen
Campaigns Farm the Hill, but Not Like 2008
Peter Bondi, formerly with the Senate Banking Committee, recently moved to Chicago to serve as deputy research director for the Obama campaign.
Activists March to NRSC to Demand Hatch Ouster
Orrin Hatch’s (R-Utah) re-election race in 2012. One woman shouted “Grab your torches!”
Shop Talk: FinkenHogan to Be Reunited
Carl Levin’s (D-Mich.) re-election bid in 2008. Resolute also recently brought on Jordan Stark as vice president to manage the firm’s Washington, D.C., office.