Reid Defiant on 2010
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), perhaps the top Republican target in the 2010 cycle, conceded in an interview Tuesday that he can be beat, but he said that he isnÂ’t afraid to lose and that
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Earmark Changes Unveiled
“I think they’ll be a little more conscious of what they’re likely to get funded rather than requesting funding for everything that crosses their desk,” he said.
Senator-in-Waiting Doesn’t Mind Delay
Amid all the excitement and pageantry surrounding the swearing in of new and re-elected Members on Tuesday, Ted Kaufman, DelawareÂ’s Senator-in-waiting, said he didnÂ’t mind waiting just little bit longer
Norton Optimistic That D.C. Voting Bill Will Pass
wouldnÂ’t be set until the bill passed the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
Ethics Panels Facing Slow Start
Leaders in the Senate have likewise remained mum about the Ethics Committee, leaving the panel off of a list of chairmanships announced last month. A spokeswoman for Sen.
Heard on the Hill: Vitter Dissed
[IMGCAP(1)]Sex-scandal-singed Vitter was spotted navigating the Senate halls solo while his colleagues enjoyed the company of friends and family.
Road Map: House, Senate, Obama Off to a Stimulating Start
TheyÂ’re still smarting from falling for President George W.
Democrats to Deny Burris a Senate Seat
.” That’s essentially what top Senate Democratic leaders intend to tell Roland Burris (D) today if he shows up on Capitol Hill as scheduled to be sworn in to fill Barack Obama’s Illinois Senate seat
Staffers Seek Hill Inspiration
Charles Konigsberg was working as minority chief counsel for the Senate Rules Committee when he founded the bipartisan Jewish Staff Forum in 1988.
Rocky Mountain High-Minded Pick
Salazar was a clear favorite for re-election in 2010, but Gov.
Special Election To Replace Emanuel Set for April 7
Blagojevich represented the north Chicagoland seat before Emanuel, who was re-elected to his fourth term on Election Day.
Illinois: Emanuel Replacement to Be Chosen on April 7
Blagojevich represented the north Chicagoland seat before Emanuel, who was re-elected to his fourth term on Election Day.
Unpopular Reid Jabs Unpopular Bush — Again
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) took another opportunity Sunday to attack the unpopularity of President George W. Bush, despite his own mediocre polling numbers.
Capitol Police Plan for Overtime, Crowds
“Now you’re talking about crowd control,” Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Terrance Gainer said.
Heard on the Hill: ‘Dr. No’ Says ‘Yes’ to Call for Help
Cheney, in his role as Senate President, conducts the swearing-in of new Senators.
Coleman Files Another Lawsuit as Recount Nears Deadline
This is ColemanÂ’s third lawsuit in the Senate race recount, in which he currently trails comedian Al Franken (D) by 49 votes with about 1,350 recognized rejected absentee ballots yet to be added
Congressional Democrats to Wait on ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
Senate Armed Services Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) last week said it could still be a few years before anything changes.
FEC Complaint Filed Against Former Kerry Challenger
“We’re not listed as debt, even though it’s for a media buy that was supposed to be paid upfront,” Weitzner said.
Franken Leads in New Minnesota Ballot Count
Coleman will be re-elected to the Senate.” Franken’s campaign announced Saturday that its internal tally showed a 35- to 50-vote lead over Coleman before adding the wrongfully rejected absentee ballots
Minnesota Senate Office Could Close Temporarily
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.), Al Franken and thousands of contested ballots in their Senate race isn’t resolved by Jan. 6, one Minnesota Senate office will cease to exist — at least temporarily.