Obama Tries Again on More Than Three Dozen Nominees
“Every President re-submits nominees whom the Senate could not previously consider,” Sen. Orrin Hatch (Utah) said in a statement Wednesday.
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Books Speak Volumes About Congressional Reform
staffer, writes in “A Better Congress: Change the Rules, Change the Results” about the problems that led to the reforms and changes in Congress several decades ago, even as the procedures of the House and Senate
Feingold to Teach at Marquette Law
He had initially been viewed as a safe bet for re-election but lost to Republican Ron Johnson. Feingold will teach the elective course “Current Legal Issues: The U.S.
New Biography Celebrates Tar Heel State Icon
Governors were not allowed to run for re-election in the Tar Heel State, nor could they veto legislation.
Iowa’s 2012 Shuffle: Five Members, Four Seats
In a high-stakes game of musical chairs, all five members of Iowa’s House delegation plan to run for re-election in 2012, but the Hawkeye State will send only four of them to Congress following the next
New Senate Offers Fresh Hopes, Big Challenges
Just fewer than two dozen Democrats are up for re-election in 2012, and a handful are running in conservative-leaning states and enter the election cycle potentially vulnerable.
Woolsey Eyes Exit; 2012 Looms
A combination of age, re-election vulnerability and lack of desire to serve in the minority again could prompt retirement decisions, while an added and important variable this cycle is redistricting.
K Street Files: Kit Bond on K Street; Issa Shops for Ideas
In the Senate, Bond was the top Republican on the Intelligence Committee and served on the Appropriations and Small Business and Entrepreneurship committees.
Senate Democrats Warn Repeal Would Hurt Seniors
Senate Democrats pushed back Monday against Republican promises to repeal the health care overhaul law, urging Speaker-designate John Boehner to back off or jeopardize drug benefits for seniors.
RNC Candidates Say They’d Steer Clear of Primaries
In 2010, several tea-party-backed candidates won Republican primaries, with most political observers believing that cost the party at least two Senate seats.