Ryan Beefs Up Speaker’s Communications Team
Buck told CQ Roll Call Ryan plans to add another two to four people to the communications team and that the office will also be re-examining how each role works.
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Fred Thompson Dies at 73
Thompson was elected in 1994 in a special election to fill the remaining two years of Vice President Al Gore’s Senate term.
Boehner Ends Rocky Run as Speaker on a High Note
Boehner was re-elected to a third term as speaker with 25 defections in January — the most in 150 years — and he since faced a motion to vacate his chair .
Boehner Ends Rocky Run as Speaker on a High Note
Boehner was re-elected to a third term as speaker with 25 defections in January — the most in 150 years — and he since faced a motion to vacate his chair .
Florida Newspaper to Rubio: Do Your Job or Resign
The Sun-Sentinel, based in Broward County, north of Miami, questioned Rubio’s Senate paycheck and Affordable Care Act subsidy, arguing that he’s “ripping us off.”
Paul Broun Rails Against Paul Ryan, Animal Rights Activists
But he’s re-emerged during the speaker race, petitioning to “Fire Kevin McCarthy,” then circulating a “Fire Paul Ryan” pledge.
Marco Rubio’s Long Senate Goodbye
That year, Obama went on to be more of a missing person in the Senate than Rubio is today.
Leahy Joins 15,000-Vote Club (Video)
Leahy cast his 15,000th vote Tuesday, joining an exclusive club in Senate history. The Vermont Democrat’s first vote came in 1975 on a resolution to establish the Church Committee.
Ryan Is a Boehner ‘Mini-Me’ to Some Conservatives
“We were willing to give him the benefit of the doubt at first,” Joe Miller, Alaska’s 2010 GOP Senate nominee, told CQ Roll Call last week. After losing the general election to Sen.
Ryan Is a Boehner ‘Mini-Me’ to Some Conservatives
“We were willing to give him the benefit of the doubt at first,” Joe Miller, Alaska’s 2010 GOP Senate nominee, told CQ Roll Call last week. After losing the general election to Sen.
Vitter’s Primary Performance Prompts Rating Change in Louisiana
The situation in Louisiana is complicated by the fact that Vitter is up for re-election this cycle.
Louisiana Democrats Hope to Harness ‘Anti-Vitter’ Republicans
If Vitter loses next month, he has yet to indicate whether he would seek re-election to the Senate when his seat is up in 2016.
Senate Majority PAC Bars Lobbyists From Its Payroll
Senate Majority PAC, a Democratic super PAC that supports Democratic Senate candidates, will prohibit federally registered lobbyists from working for the organization, according to a memo obtained by CQ
Democrats Think Speaker Ryan Would Be Perfect Ad Villain
“I think it somewhat guarantees a re-litigation in campaigns of his harsh economic policies,” said J.J. Balaban, a Democratic admaker.
Jesse Benton Acquitted in Campaign Fraud Case
At the time the scandal broke in August 2014, Benton was serving as campaign manager for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s 2014 re-election bid.
Ryan Supporters Call Critics Hypocrites Over Fundraising
He raised just $65,000 in the third quarter for his re-election campaign — and donated none of it to the NRCC, according to an FEC filing.
West Coast Wasteland: Why the GOP Struggles in California
All four went on to win re-election by varying margins, while Republicans lost the open seat of former Rep. Gary G. Miller, who retired from the Inland Empire-based 31st District.
West Coast Wasteland: Why the GOP Struggles in California
All four went on to win re-election by varying margins, while Republicans lost the open seat of former Rep. Gary G. Miller, who retired from the Inland Empire-based 31st District.
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Senate Blocks ‘Sanctuary Cities’ Bill
By Thomas McKinless and Katherine Scott [jwp-video n=”1″] The Senate, 54-45, rejected the motion to invoke cloture on the motion to proceed to a “sanctuary cities” bill.
Crist Announces Florida House Bid
David Jolly announced he is running for Senate in the Sunshine State, rather than re-election in his House seat.