Record Mixed on Democrats’ Follow Through
But they contend that most of the blame rests with Republicans who have used the SenateÂ’s filibuster rules to frustrate Democrats at every turn.
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Ensign Weighs Role in Stevens’ Re-Election
The National Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee will continue to work to re-elect Sen.
Pelosi Starts Left, Then Makes Deals
“Until we can get a different president, and get a working majority in the Senate, we’re not going to be able to end this war.
GOP Woes Unlikely To Produce Pink Slips
McConnellÂ’s major challenge this year will be at home, where he is facing re- election to a fifth term against a well-financed Democrat, Bruce Lunsford.
House Passes Bill to Liberalize D.C. Gun Laws
“What they did by the City Council ruling is say that they think that they’re above the law and that they don’t have to abide by the Second Amendment.” Altmire is one of 130 co-sponsors of legislation
Play Ball! Congressional Softball Leagues at Bat
This weekend brings two more sets of competitions, for both the Senate and the Congressional softball leagues.
Inauguration Prep Starts Next Week
The committee comprises six Members, three from the House and three from the Senate — though it’s the Senate Rules and Administration Committee that takes the lead.
GOP Romp in Georgia?
The poll shows Georgia to be a very polarized state racially when it comes to the presidential and Senate elections.
White House Strikes Back
On the Senate floor, Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) on Wednesday amplified on the theme in unusually blunt terms.
Senate Deal on Taxes Puts an End in Sight
“Once you resolve the tax extender issue, you’re taking off the table one of the biggest reasons why we can’t leave,” Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) said.
Pelosi Threads Energy Needle
Under the CBO rules, weÂ’re in a box.
No Longer a Target, Johnson Is Cruising
If youÂ’re Sen. Tim Johnson (D-S.D.), not that much.
Road Map: GOP Confident About Message on Stimulus
[IMGCAP(1)]Republicans on both sides of the Capitol said theyÂ’re prepared to stick with their message that economic recovery will come in the form of a comprehensive energy policy that includes more
Dem Were the Days
Senate.
K St. Pitch Easier in Alaska
attention to a broader issue of why municipal officials whose home-state Senators are chairmen or ranking member of the Appropriations Committee would hire lobbyists at all, particularly since the top three Senate
Granite State a Battleground at All Levels
“While these races appear close today, I think they’re only close because the vast majority of independent voters are still making up their minds,” said Jim Demers, a longtime Democratic activist
Under the Radar: Democrat Says McConnell Arranged Her Firing
Ed Whitfield (R) can thank Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) for the Democratic challenger the Congressman is facing in Western KentuckyÂ’s 1st district this fall.
Lautenberg Pitches In to Help Retire Clinton’s Debt
Revenue Service, registering a joint fundraising committee that treasurer Peter Nichols confirmed was to help Clinton retire her presidential campaign debt and help Lautenberg raise money for his 2008 re-election
Energy: Deal or Dry Hole?
“It looks like we’re allowing something that we’re not allowing.” For her part, Pelosi explained her evolution on the issue as trying to stave off the expiration of the offshore drilling ban on Sept
House Energized for Next Week
On Wednesday, lawmakers will take up the Senate version of the Americans with Disabilities Act amendments. A postponed environmental education bill is also on tap this week.