Senate Split Over Obama’s Stimulus Plan
“We’re still working on the specifics.
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Davis: Replacing Obama Could Take Months
Rod Blagojevich (D) and name a Senate replacement for President-elect Barack Obama. “I think we’re talking about certainly weeks, perhaps even months to go through the process,” Davis said on MSNBC.
Reid Readies for 2010
Facing an expected full-court press from Republicans in his 2010 re-election race, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is ramping up his campaign operation, sending out one of his first fundraising
Four California Members Set to Back Poizner For Governor
If Poizner wins the June 2010 gubernatorial primary, he will headline the November ticket for the GOP, along with whoever ends up as the GOP Senate nominee against Sen. Barbara Boxer (D).
Newspaper That Made Smith Allegations Hosts Party With Democrats
“What we’re doing is completely wrong and completely inappropriate, and I don’t like it all,” Zusman said in a telephone interview Thursday afternoon.
Dingell to Lead House Health Care Overhaul
He will serve as the chief sponsor of the bill and top negotiator with the Senate and White House on the measure. “We’re very happy about this,” a Dingell source said.
New York Senate Politics: A Movie We’ve Seen Before
the history of previous Empire State Senate battles.
Sununu Keeps a Government Paycheck
John Sununu (R-N.H.), fresh off an unsuccessful re-election bid, could be pulling a federal paycheck just a little while longer.
Poersch, McKenna to Stay at DSCC
Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman, has scored his first recruiting victories of the 2010 election cycle — retaining two of the committee’s most senior aides who helped the Democrats win at least seven Senate
West Seeks 2010 Rematch With Klein
Klein is viewed as a potential Senate candidate, particularly if Bush declines to run.
Best Auto Plan: Bankruptcy Terms Minus Bankruptcy
Bush “made a decision that he didn’t want to see a failure of an auto company, so we’re right now exploring the options.” Asked about most Congressional Republicans’ favored process — Chapter 11
House Members Express Interest in Possible Colorado Senate Vacancy
Ken Salazar (D-Colo.) to be the next secretary of the Interior, talk of would-be Senate successors has already begun.
Obama: No ‘Inappropriate’ Involvement in Senate Seat Appointment
Rod Blagojevich (D) on the question of who should replace him in the Senate.
Shea-Porter, Hodes Eye Challenge to Gregg in 2010
Both New Hampshire Democratic House Members are considering a bid for Senate in 2010, according to sources close to each Member. Reps.
Business Associations Say It’s Business as Usual
While acknowledging that new House and Senate Democratic majorities will mean trimmer legislative wish lists, GOP-leaning trade associations are hardly undergoing a major retooling of their lobbying or
Coleman Asks for Instructions on Counting Rejected Ballots
Coleman and comedian Al Franken (D) have finished the hand recount of their close Senate race, but the Minnesota secretary of State estimates there are more than 1,500 improperly rejected absentee
Top Democrats Rate Top Dollars
The highest prices go to Democrats who already have downtown experience and can bring with them a book of business or top aides on the plummest of committees — the House and Senate commerce, tax-writing
Schumer Ready for New Role
trouble at home if the agenda of Senate Democrats and President-elect Barack Obama veers too far left.
Heard on the Hill: Lack of Bread Gets a Rise
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D) and fellow Silver Stater Sen. John Ensign (R) host an annual joint holiday party, and the gag gifts flow like eggnog.
Florida Democrats on the March
Another “change” message will be hard for Democrats to sell with their strong majorities in the House and Senate.