Sen. Rand Paul’s Disclosure Reports Not Presidential Style
Senate indicate Paul has not filed a travel disclosure report for his early January free weeklong trip with his family to Israel.
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Obama Gets Bitter Taste of History’s Second-Term Curse
Each of the four previous re-elected presidents saw their juice on Capitol Hill run out well before their second-term congressional midterms.
Lawmakers Outraged by Leaks Struggle With DOJ’s AP Seizure
Schumer, D-N.Y., to reintroduce a reporter shield bill and the congressional press galleries sent a letter to the deputy U.S. attorney general, Senate Intelligence Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein was unruffled
Q&A: Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval
But that doesn’t mean Sandoval, who is up for re-election in 2014 and has been mentioned as a GOP vice-presidential candidate, is happy with the law’s implications for Nevada’s arduous recovery from
Before AP Flap, Lawmakers Pushed in 2012 for Aggressive Leak Probes
In the summer of 2012, Republicans especially were calling for further scrutiny of national security leaks they believed came from the administration to prop up President Barack Obama’s re-election
Before AP Flap, Lawmakers Pushed in 2012 for Aggressive Leak Probes
In the summer of 2012, Republicans especially were calling for further scrutiny of national security leaks they believed came from the administration to prop up President Barack Obama’s re-election
Sarah Palin Leads Senate Poll for Alaska GOP Primary
Sarah Palin has a small lead over two likely Republican Senate candidates in a hypothetical primary matchup, according to a GOP poll.
House Prospects Snub a Senate Run and Who Can Blame Them?
King of Iowa and a pair from Georgia, Republican Tom Price and Democrat John Barrow, who all said they’d seek re-election to the House instead.
Paulsen Rules Out Challenge to Franken #MNSEN
Erik Paulsen, R-Minn., on Monday ruled out running for governor or Senate for 2014, leaving Democratic Sen. Al Franken still without a challenger.
Jungle Primary Angst for California Democratic Consultants | Shop Talk
Tom Daschle, announced last week that his South Dakota Senate campaign “was planning” to hire Democratic operative Mike Lux of Democracy Partners.
Remainders: Recruitment Season
their Senate bids in the 2012 cycle for comparison.
Eva Longoria: Could She Be Here for the Food?
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Longoria was testifying before the Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee on the government’s role in the affairs of minority and female small-business
What Rubio Wants Out of Immigration Markup
As the Senate immigration bill moves toward a markup in the Judiciary Committee, Sen.
Florida Republicans Seek the Next Marco Rubio | Farm Team
“Beyond that, Florida has a whole host of folks that could do any number of things, whether it’s run for Congress or Senate.”
Reid Has Nothing to Do With Domenici Anymore
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid refused to see former Sen. Pete V.
Hill Clout: 4 Big Underperforming States, Plus a Pair of Overperformers
the index for the 113th Congress, out this week, the delegations from Texas, New York, Florida and Michigan also continued to hold spots — that they’ve never yielded — in the top 10, and Pennsylvania re-entered
Gay Marriage Is a Tougher Sell Than Ban on Workplace Bias
But those 54 votes would be more than sufficient to prevent such a bill from ever getting through the Senate filibuster starting gate.
South Carolina Democrats Elect First Black Chairman | Shop Talk
GOP Chairman Chad Connelly won re- election on May 4 in a contested race at his party’s convention with nearly 75 percent of the vote.
Gay Immigrants Pose Thorny Test for ‘Gang of 8’
As the Senate Judiciary Committee prepares for its Thursday markup of the group’s comprehensive immigration bill, it remains unclear whether Chairman Patrick J.
Budget GOP Wonders About Sessions’ Priority
But the Senate Budget Committee has not scheduled a hearing on immigration, even though the Senate Judiciary Committee, Commerce Committee and the Joint Economic Committee have.