Senate GOP Unmoved on Release of Bailout Money
“They’re saying all the right things. We’ll see if it moves anybody,” Sen.
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Biden’s Alter Ego to Succeed Him in Senate
-elect Ted Kaufman (D-Del.), Joseph BidenÂ’s alter ego, who is set to be sworn in on Friday as the incoming vice presidentÂ’s Senate successor.
Liberals Cool Their Heels on Priorities
“Right now we’re focused on the stimulus bill, but that’s not all we’re going to be doing,” he said.
Bluegrass Brawl
At an NRSC press conference on Wednesday, Cornyn said he has been working to send out the message that “you better get ready. … And if you’re not prepared for what you’re going to experience in 2010
New Hampshire: Lynch Out, Eyes Turn to Hodes, Shea-Porter
John Lynch (D) told reporters in New Hampshire on Wednesday that he will not run for Senate next year.
Hatch Mounts Aggressive Defense of Geithner
Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) came out Wednesday with his strongest words yet in support of Treasury secretary appointee Timothy Geithner, going far enough to call on his Republican Senate colleagues to overlook
NRSC Looks to Modernize
networking sites or other emerging technologies — to better connect the committee and Senate candidates with supporters and donors.
Gubernatorial Race Will Show if Jersey GOP Has a Pulse
Tom Kean Jr. ran a spirited but underfunded Senate campaign, losing by 9 points to Democrat Bob Menendez.
Shop Talk: Forti-Fied
Forti most recently served as vice president of issue advocacy for FreedomÂ’s Watch, the conservative group that sought to boost GOP House and Senate candidates in 2008.
Democrats See Opportunities in California
That should ease the re-election path for freshman Rep. Tom McClintock (R).
Senators Told to Start Running
Wary of repeating the electoral bloodletting of the past two cycles, Senate Republican leaders are pressuring their colleagues up for re-election in 2010 to immediately begin putting in place extensive
GOP Mutes Rhetoric for Now
In the Senate, Republicans are temporarily opting against all-out partisan warfare as they wait to see how Democratic leaders will run the chamber in the weeks and months ahead.
Stay Tuned
In the midst of this deep recession, weÂ’re encouraged that leaders of both parties are pledging cooperation and open-mindedness as the incoming Obama administration tries to come up with a recovery
Hill Climbers: One Writer’s Beginnings
“Being in the Senate gives you a unique view of history in the making.” One might think that working for the Justice Department and the Senate Judiciary Committee wouldn’t leave much time for dabbling
YouTube Gets No $, but Good PR
The site is thus becoming a one-stop shop for all House and Senate video content — and the company has been able to promote itself that way.
Reform Mantle Is Passed to Castle, Price
Christopher Shays (Conn.) was defeated for re-election in November, the House lost not only its last GOP Member from New England, but also the remaining point person for campaign finance reform issues
Obama Works the Halls
Tom Coburn (R-Okla), a conservative whose bitter struggle with Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) over public lands legislation entangled the Senate for months, says ObamaÂ’s courtship is genuine.
Heard on the Hill: ‘A’ for Effort
But a spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (Nev.) said Democrats have since discovered one major drawback to the move.
K Street Files: Party Time
As firms prepare to file their fourth-quarter lobbying disclosures by Jan. 21, those termination reports are already piling up — 250 as of Monday, according to Senate disclosure records.
Remembering Sen. Pell, Quirky, Lacking Ego and With a Tolerance for All
Senate for 36 years. Five eulogists tried to explain the impact, the style and the contradictions of Claiborne Pell.