House GOP’s Effort to Elect More Women Gets Mixed Results
But only five days earlier, another top female prospect, Florida Senate Majority Leader Lizbeth Benacquisto lost her special election primary to a self-funding businessman.
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Tourism Most Fowl: DC Ducks
Bob outlines the intricacies of the Federal Trade Commission’s mission, waxes about the Albert Einstein statue’s nose and explains that the Washington Monument is about to re-open after sustaining earthquake
Tourism Most Fowl: DC Ducks
Bob outlines the intricacies of the Federal Trade Commission’s mission, waxes about the Albert Einstein statue’s nose and explains that the Washington Monument is about to re-open after sustaining earthquake
As Congress Returns for 9-Week Slog, 5 Areas Are Ripe for Compromise
Across the Capitol, Senate Appropriations Chairwoman Barbara A.
Hawkings: As Congress Returns for 9-Week Slog, 5 Areas Are Ripe for Compromise
The House will be gone again in two weeks, the Senate will take off all of Memorial Day week and the House will be dark again the first week in June.
As Congress Returns for 9-Week Slog, 5 Areas Are Ripe for Compromise
The House will be gone again in two weeks, the Senate will take off all of Memorial Day week and the House will be dark again the first week in June.
McConnell Pledges Gun Ownership Privacy Push to NRA
“You should all know for sure, if I’m given the opportunity to lead a new Senate majority next year, I will work … to advance this important idea,” McConnell said.
WGDB: McConnell Pledges Gun Ownership Privacy Push to NRA
“You should all know for sure, if I’m given the opportunity to lead a new Senate majority next year, I will work . . . to advance this important idea,” McConnell said.
House Gears Up for Lois Lerner Contempt Vote
MEMORANDUM TO: House Republicans FR: Eric Cantor DT: Friday, April 25, 2014 RE: Spring 2014 Legislative Agenda – An America that Works This May will mark 238 years since Thomas Jefferson
Poll: Colorado Senate Race Virtually Tied
A Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday showed a virtually tied race for Senate in Colorado. Democratic Sen. Mark Udall led his GOP challenger, Rep.
Young Delegation Keeps Washington State Opportunities at a Minimum
Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell are both expected to run for re-election in 2016 and 2018, respectively.
Charleston Gazette Endorsements Need a Little Perspective
The Charleston Gazette, West Virginia’s largest newspaper, has endorsed both Democratic Senate hopeful Natalie Tennant and Rep. Nick J. Rahall II, a Democrat in the 3rd District.
Retirements Open Door for New Virginia Candidates
Kaine is not up for re-election until 2018. Republicans say a number of GOP candidates with statewide appeal could look to run against him that year.
Romney Endorses in Targeted Arizona Race
Joni Ernst for Iowa’s open Senate seat, among others. “I am proud to support Andy Tobin for Congress,” Romney said in a statement.
President Pressured to Use Pen for LGBT Workers
And last year, the administration decided to stand aside while solid bipartisan Senate support for ENDA was building.
Hawkings: President Pressured to Use Pen for LGBT Workers
And last year, the administration decided to stand aside while solid bipartisan Senate support for ENDA was building.
Menendez Not Staying Quiet at Foreign Relations
“We don’t want an exercise in futility,” O’Brien stressed, adding that staff level discussions on the Senate side are ongoing.
WGDB: Menendez Not Staying Quiet at Foreign Relations
“We don’t want an exercise in futility,” O’Brien stressed, adding that staff level discussions on the Senate side are ongoing.
Ratings Change: California’s 36th District
Ruiz reported a strong $1.5 million on hand on March 31, and he continues to be regarded as a hard-working Member of Congress who won’t be caught off-guard in his first re-election bid.
Jack Kingston Works His Base at Rural Cookout
Nathan Deal, Attorney General Sam Olens, Secretary of State Brian Kemp and the state commissioners of Insurance and Agriculture — who are all up for re-election this year and used their 15 seconds of stage