Democrats, GOP Continue to Differ on Minnesota Senate Recount
The lead election attorney for comedian Al FrankenÂ’s Senate campaign said Tuesday that the Democrat trails Sen.
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Cornyn Gets 2010 Wake-Up Call
Mel Martinez’s (R-Fla.) decision not to seek re-election in 2010 the same way most everyone else did — via the media.
Martinez Successors Begin to Line Up
Boyd, who considered running for Senate in 2004, said he expects to make a final decision by early next year. “I have been considering a run for the U.S. Senate in 2010, prior to Sen.
NAM’s Pink Slips Go to Senior Staff
He served as the associationÂ’s lead Senate lobbyist until 2007 when he began leading the NAM Consumer Product Safety Commission Coalition, a broad group of manufacturers, retailers and advertisers
New Hampshire Senate: The Polls Didn’t Lie
Some of his Republican colleagues advertised early (Gordon Smith in Oregon and Elizabeth Dole in North Carolina) and still lost re-election. But Sununu was banking on Sen.
Member Losses Wreak Havoc on Staff
“You’re upset at losing your own job and about your boss losing,” Eck said of the emotional roller coaster that followed the bruising re-election battle.
Jury Is Still Out on Obama Judges
Late last month, Senate GOP leaders vowed to block any nominations that they feel hew too far to the left.
Collins Demonstrated Widespread Appeal in Victory
WyomingÂ’s two Senators were the only other Republican Senate candidates to reach those numbers. And there is a difference between liberals in Cheyenne, Wyo., and Portland, Maine.
A Kansas Two-Step in 2010?
Mark Parkinson, a former Republican from the partyÂ’s moderate wing who switched sides to run with Sebelius in her 2006 re-election campaign. Rep.
Can President Obama Change the Way Washington Works?
Now we’re getting a little closer to home — or at least closer to something near and dear to those in Congress.
CVC (Finally) Ready to Open Its Doors
“I recognized the life of the project was going to span changes in leadership in the House and Senate.
CVC Design Is ‘Modern but Faithful’ to Capitol
“You think you’re getting to a dark space, but actually it’s something else,” said Terrie Rouse, the CVC’s chief executive officer for visitor services.
Schumer to Give Up DSCC Post
Two Senate races from the 2008 cycle remain outstanding: Minnesota and Georgia. Sen.
McConnell Promises to Keep Filibuster Alive
that they be given the ability to amend legislation or will filibuster bills as they move through the Senate.
Obama to Nominate Clinton for SOS
Clinton, ObamaÂ’s rival for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, was first elected to the Senate in 2000 and was re-elected in 2006.
Confidants: Clinton to Take Secretary of State Job
.” “We’re still in discussions, which are very much on track. Any reports beyond that are premature,” Reines said.
Pelosi Sees No Drama in Panel Assignments
“We’re just getting used to the idea of what happened yesterday.” If rules of seniority are followed, Rep. Edolphus Towns (D-N.Y.) will step up as Government Oversight and Reform chairman.
Senate Seat
Thad Cochran (R) was not targeted and won re-election easily with 62 percent. And in Wyoming, Sen. Mike Enzi (R) and Sen.
Stevens Marks End of Senate Career
“I bare no ill will toward anyone” in the Senate, Stevens said.
Democratic Leaders Ask Automakers for a Plan
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said Congress was “prepared” to return the week of Dec. 8 to consider any legislation aimed at helping the auto industry.