Weiner Fesses Up, Apologizes
Senate Democratic Conference Vice Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.) has stood by Weiner throughout the scandal. Weiner won Schumer’s House seat in 1998 when he won election to the Senate.
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Failed VP Candidates Take Varied Trajectories
Here’s what has happened to some other vice presidential contenders: Joe Lieberman (D): The Senator from Connecticut had a backup plan, running both as Al Gore’s VP pick and for re-election
McMorris Rodgers and Weiner: Local Pharmacies Play Essential Role in Care
That’s why we recently re-established the Congressional Community Pharmacy Caucus in the 112th Congress. Our primary goals are twofold.
Senate Tees Up Jobs Debate Amid Bad Economic News
The Senate is expected to renew its focus on jobs Monday following a week at home that saw the country unsettled by troubling economic indicators which raised the specter of a double-dip recession.
George Allen Apologizes for ‘Macaca’
Politically, it was a major contributing factor to his re-election loss and also upended his 2008 presidential aspirations.
Hill Climbers: Model UN Inspired Staff Director
Sitting at her new desk in the Hart Senate Office Building, Rachel Weaver doesn’t look like a nerd: summer dress, designer glasses, shawl casually thrown over her shoulders to battle the air-conditioned
Rehberg Names Erik Iverson Campaign Manager
Denny Rehberg (R) announced Thursday that Erik Iverson will serve as general consultant and manager for his Senate campaign, which is expected to be one of the marquee races of 2012.
Poll Shows Klobuchar With Strong Lead
The Democratic firm Public Policy Polling found Klobuchar with a 61 percent approval rating as she looks toward her re-election effort in 2012.
McConnell Tries to Shield GOP on Medicare
Senate Republicans are unified behind the idea that Medicare needs an overhaul.
Race Ratings: Missouri Unlikely to Feature Pitched Battles
Todd Akin (R) is running for Senate against first-term Sen. Claire McCaskill (D). With the Senate battle and Gov.
Shop Talk: Dresner, Wickers Add Partners
Barber placed ads for Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning, who is now running for Senate, and Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, who may also run for Senate.
Only Hypocrisy Is Truly Bipartisan
In the Senate, Obama said raising the debt limit would be a “leadership failure” and voted against it.
Cover-Ups, Not Adultery, Cause Legal Problems
John Ensign (R-Nev.) resigned last month amid a Senate Ethics Committee investigation of his conduct relating to an affair with a former campaign worker.
With 2012 Field Solidifying, Talent Market Heats Up
veteran of the Iowa caucuses after participating in almost every presidential caucus in the state for almost 30 years; he even met his wife at the 1984 caucuses when President Ronald Reagan was running for re-election
Tulsi Gabbard Running to Succeed Hirono in Hawaii (VIDEO)
Mazie Hirono (D) is vacating to run for Senate.
Poll: Bill Nelson Strong Against GOP Rivals
Bill Nelson (D) and President Barack Obama appear strong in advance of their 2012 re-election bids more than 18 months before voters go to the polls.
Political Clock Ticks for Giffords
“In terms of Senate, Democrats like myself hope and pray that the Congresswoman gets well and miraculously steps forward and announces her campaign for Senate.
GOP Might Want to Rethink the Ryan Boomlet
They don’t control the Senate, and they can’t get the Wisconsin Republican’s plan through it.
Reid Expects Vote on Resolution Approving Libya Operation
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) indicated to reporters that a vote would happen, but not before the chamber’s scheduled adjournment for its Memorial Day recess.
Drawing Political Inspiration From Battlefields
Campbell may have only started re-enacting in the 1980s, but like many Civil War buffs, his fascination began in childhood.