Hands-On McConnell Helps Round Out NRSC
As a senior Senate aide with campaign experience, Ruckert’s backers in the GOP conference were numerous.
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Meyer: End of the Hastert Rule Spells Coalition Rule in House
Newly re-elected, Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio seems willing to pass bills — against the “Hastert rule” — with less than majority support from his caucus.
Salmon Takes Lessons From Class of ’94 to Heart
Salmon re-enters the House this year with Texas Republican Rep. Steve Stockman, who served one term after winning in 1994.
Arkansas: Darr May Be First Republican in Senate Race
Mark Darr, a Republican, is planning a Senate bid to take on Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor, according to a report in National Journal.
Colorado: Sans Opponent, Udall Looks to Rally Support
Mark Udall urged his supporters to rally for his re-election campaign in an email last week.
Generous Bourbon Pours Highlight Bluegrass Ball
The Senate was well-represented nonetheless. Senate Chaplain Barry C. Black offered the evening’s invocation.
Republicans Focus On Hispanic Outreach
Republican leaders and strategists have wracked their brains since President Barack Obama’s re-election to reckon how the party can broaden its appeal to minorities.
Ryan: 113th Congress, Get to the Internet
The first step is to re-engage online resources built up during the campaign.
Minnesota GOP Faces Rocky Path to Recovery in 2014
“You’ve got not just the Senate race, but the governors race and three other statewide constitutional offices, the house in Minnesota, as well as several congressional seats.”
Maine: Collins Looks Safe, From Both Left and Right
Yet it would be tough for her to be any safer, politically, as she looks toward re-election in 2014.
Ornstein: Nominees Deserve Due Deference, Not Cheap Shots
I am a firm believer in the advise and consent role of the Senate on important executive confirmations.
Don’t Look on Craigslist for Scalped Inauguration Tickets
The bill passed the Senate, but a version introduced by Rep. Michael E. Capuano, D-Mass., was never taken up by the House.
Obama’s Sweeping Gun Agenda Met With Cool Republican Response
“And if the Senate passes a bill, we will also take a look at that.” House Judiciary Chairman Robert W.
‘Hastert Rule’ Takes Body Blows With Sandy, Cliff Votes
The president is making decisions, Pelosi is making decisions, or they are making the decisions in the Senate.”
Pascrell: Booker Doesn’t Scare Lautenberg
Lautenberg has yet to announce whether he will seek re-election in 2014.
South Carolina: Mark Sanford to Make House Bid Official
Haley appointed Republican Tim Scott to fill a Senate vacancy.
Conservative Groups Start New Congress With Dose of Reality
Democrats, and they concede that their own process for recruiting candidates and influencing Senate races needs refinement and improvement.
Iowa: Braley’s Gubernatorial Aspirations and Tea Leaves for Harkin’s Re-Election Decision
The four-term lawmaker has long eyed statewide office, but it has been unclear whether Braley would try to run for governor or Senate in 2014. Iowa Gov. Terry E.
Shop Talk: Markey Staffs Up for Senate Campaign
Markey is staffing up in anticipation of a Senate special election and has hired Sarah Benzing as his campaign manager and fundraisers Colleen Coffey and Michael Pratt. Benzing ran Ohio Sen.
Family Names May Sustain Southern Senate Democrats
Each faces re-election in states where President Barack Obama and national Democrats are deeply unpopular.