Senate Democrats to Kick Off 111th With Focus on Economy
“We can’t do that immediately, but we’re going to prepare legislation for the future,” the New York Democrat said.
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The Hot Plate: Smorgasbord of Choices
If youÂ’re looking to save a few bucks on lunch, swing by Baby Gourmet.
Democrats Set Sights High for New Agenda
“We can’t do that immediately, but we’re going to prepare legislation for the future,” the New York Democrat said.
Burris Confident About Getting Seat
Democrat Roland Burris, who on Tuesday was barred by Senate leadership from claiming President-elect Barack ObamaÂ’s vacated Senate seat, expressed confidence Wednesday afternoon that he ultimately will
Statehouses Lure Members
With the GOP relegated to the minority in both the House and Senate, party strategists say it is understandable that more Republicans might be willing to gamble on running for statewide posts.
Confirmations Kick Off
Over the coming days, various Senate committees are expected to take up a host of ObamaÂ’s nominations. On Friday, the HELP Committee will take up the nomination of Rep.
Reid Threatens Sunday Votes
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) picked up his war against conservative gadfly Sen.
Ryan, Phillips, Utrecht Splits Into Two Firms
“We have a long history in legislative practice, and we’re going to go about our business as we always have, providing sound advice and strong advocacy on behalf of our clients,” Ryan said.
Shop Talk: Howard’s End
Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.) in her push to be appointed to the Empire StateÂ’s Senate vacancy.
Florida Field Far From Settled
Vern Buchanan (R), acknowledged Wednesday that a Senate bid “is something [Buchanan] has not ruled out and is something he will consider.” Buchanan has deep pockets to boost a possible Senate run
Hill Leaders Are Split on RNC Battle
Bush leaves office — Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) and House Minority Leader John Boehner (Ohio) — have taken different approaches to the simmering contest.
Heard on the Hill: Burris, Holding Court Even Without a Vote
[IMGCAP(1)]Roland Burris found himself with some time to kill on Tuesday after the Secretary of the Senate refused to give the Democrat the Senate seat to which Illinois Gov.
Reid Comes Out Fighting
WeÂ’re not going to do that. I hope we donÂ’t have a single flare-up with Obama, but we might.
Blagojevich Says Allegations Shouldn’t Reflect on Burris
Rod Blagojevich (D) on Tuesday defended his pick of Roland Burris to replace President-elect Barack Obama in the Senate, and he urged Senate Democrats not to consider his personal troubles when weighing
The 111th Congress Takes Flight
The House re-elected Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and the Senate turned away an Illinois hopeful as Congressional Democrats kicked off the 111th Congress on Tuesday.
NRSC Hires New PAC Director
The National Republican Senatorial Committee continued to beef up its staff this week in preparation for what is expected to be yet another difficult cycle for Senate Republicans.
Seat Burris
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) should end this self-created fiasco promptly — today would be a good day, when they’re scheduled to meet with Burris
Burris Arrives, Is Turned Away
“We’re not going to do any hypothetical stuff here. … Where we are in the future, we’ll have to take a look at that,” Reid told Roll Call in an interview.
One Last CODEL for Biden
BidenÂ’s travel is allowable because the definition of a lame duck applies only to Senators who lost the general election or were not candidates for re-election and whose successors have already been
Chamber Cries Foul Over Democrats’ Early Agenda
“I think we’re disappointed they are ramrodding these bills through the way they are,” said Randel Johnson, the chamber’s vice president in charge of labor, immigration and employee benefits.