Michigan: Amash Eyeing Senate Run?
Justin Amash, R-Mich., is considering a Senate run if Democratic Sen. Carl Levin retires, according to a report in National Review.
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New Jersey: Another Poll Gives Booker Big Edge Over Lautenberg
Notably, only 15 percent of surveyed Democrats said they wanted Lautenberg to return to the Senate. Lautenberg has not yet said definitively whether he will seek re-election in 2014.
Life After Congress: Harris L. Wofford
The Pennsylvania Democrat was appointed to the Senate in 1991 by Gov. Bob Casey, filling the vacancy left by the sudden death of Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., who died in an airplane crash.
Menendez’s Ties to Donors Under Further Scrutiny
In the months leading up to the merger between Univision and the Hispanic Broadcasting Corp. in September 2003, Menendez testified during a Senate Commerce Committee hearing that the union would
Mississippi: Cochran Puts Off Re-Election Decision
Cochran was elected to the Senate in 1978, the first Republican elected to the Senate from Mississippi since reconstruction.
Treasury Nominee Lew Looks on Track for Confirmation After Hearing
Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., told reporters after the hearing that he would schedule a vote on the nomination after the Senate returned from next week’s recess. Sen. Orrin G.
House Republicans Noncommittal on Holding Gun Votes
“As I’ve made clear for weeks, if the Senate acts, we’ll be happy to take a look at what they do,” House Speaker John A.
Romney’s Pollster Warns GOP Members Not to Count on Six-Year Itch
Westmoreland warned that just because the Obama for America campaign has relaunched as Organizing for Action and Obama is not eligible for re-election does not mean he will not be present on the
Kentucky Democrats Fear Judd May Drag Down Ticket
Actress Ashley Judd’s movement toward a Senate run against Minority Leader Mitch McConnell makes Democrats in Washington, D.C., happy.
Rothenberg: Rubio and Jindal Are Allies Now, Adversaries Maybe Later
Five years later, he became speaker of the state House and in 2010, Rubio won a three-way race for the Senate after first scaring the state’s sitting governor out of the Republican primary.
Recess Appointments Dominate Senate GOP Lunch
about 13 months ago when the Senate was still in session,” McConnell said.
Obama’s Speech Won’t Change Rocky Relationship With Hill
Coming to the Hill and chiding Congress for its inaction may be one of President Barack Obama’s favorite pastimes — it helped him win re-election in 2012 — and the first State of the Union of his second
Shop Talk: Booker Aide Says Finance Director Leaving Campaign, Politics
Newark Mayor Cory Booker‘s Senate campaign fundraiser has suddenly left her position with his nascent Senate campaign to seek a gig outside of politics, his aide confirmed.
Obama Urges Citizenship for Immigrants, Despite Lingering GOP Opposition
Bipartisan groups in both the House and the Senate are working on legislation that could achieve those objectives, and plan to release draft bills within weeks.
Text of Rand Paul’s Tea Party Response to SOTU
I was elected to the Senate in 2010 by people worried about our country, worried about our kids and their future. I thought I knew how bad it was in Washington.
Begich to Focus on Alaska Roots in Re-Election Bid
and Senate Democratic leadership.
Georgia: Price Will Wait on Senate Decision Until May
Tom Price on Monday announced he would not make a decision on a Senate run until May, citing his responsibilities as vice chairman of the Budget Committee.
Rothenberg: Can Democrats Save Rockefeller’s Seat?
Al Gore (2000), John Kerry (2004) and Obama (2008 and 2012) each lost West Virginia in presidential races, with Obama losing it in his re-election contest by almost 27 points: 62.3 percent for Mitt
Shop Talk: House Political Arms Name Regional Directors
Mark Schauer’s unsuccessful re-election race in Michigan.
House GOP Plans Series of Messaging Bills, Looks Past Obama
So after Tuesday evening’s post-State of the Union platitudes about working together have been dispensed with, expect House and Senate Republicans to go their own way, ignoring Obama and his demands