Rescue Plan Fractures Hill
Republicans in both the House and Senate expressed concern about the prospect of putting taxpayers on the hook for huge losses and no longer appear willing to sign off on proposals from Bush without
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GOP Still Sees Hodes as a Juicy Target
With a top-tier Senate race, a competitive presidential contest and two targeted House races on tap, it’s difficult to get attention — or television airtime — in the state.
Campus Notebook: Tsk, Tsk, Tsk
“Basically, we’re just giving the average officer a chance to express their views with what’s going on with management.” The survey, posted on July 1 and left open for two weeks, came after the department
Road Map: Paulson’s Push Paves the Way for Housing Bill
He added that he hoped the House could deal with the measure before Thursday so the Senate could take it up this week.
Heard on the Hill: One Unhappy Camper
Jim DeMint’s (R-S.C.) move last week forcing the Senate into a rare late-Friday vote — a vote he then didn’t show up for himself — angered Senators whose weekend plans were thwarted.
Fannie, Freddie Tackle the Hill
“So I still think that they are active, lobbying on their issues, but they’re obviously not in a position to dictate outcome,” said one financial services industry lobbyist whose clients have sometimes
Pelosi Maneuvers to Block Drilling Votes
“They are actually backing a policy that is far more damaging to the environment than the one we’re backing,” Steel said.
Staffers Join Money Chase
On June 23, lobbyists and Senate chiefs of staff gathered at the Mott House, the headquarters of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, for an event to benefit the DSCC.
Hill Climbers: Clemson Fans Step Into New Roles
[IMGCAP(1)] “After it happened, we’re like, ‘Well, that was cool,’ and the next day we’re on the cover of the New York Times, the Dallas Morning News and [several other papers],” she recalled.
Staffers Join Money Chase
On June 23, lobbyists and Senate chiefs of staff gathered at the Mott House, the headquarters of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, for an event to benefit the DSCC.
Heard on the Hill: Mixin’ Up the Medicine
MuchnokÂ’s day job entails acting as a liaison between the committee, the House restaurants and the greening initiative, a position that weÂ’re sure involves almost as much flexibility and nimbleness as
Defections Rattle GOP
After 18 months of holding together on issues big and small, Senate Republican leaders last week found the first major crack in their foundation as some of their most loyal colleagues defected in the face
Bush a Burden on GOP
WeÂ’re not talking about 2004.
Cheney Comes Calling
Vice President Cheney made an unusually early appearance in the Senate Wednesday morning, perhaps as the administration lobbyist on the upcoming Medicare vote.
Shop Talk: Love Is Love, but Business Is Business
Tim MahoneyÂ’s (D-Fla.) re-election team as campaign manager.
Oregon: FEC Complaint Targets Ads Featuring Merkley
Gordon SmithÂ’s (R) re-election campaign on Wednesday filed a Federal Election Commission complaint alleging that the Oregon Democratic Party and Democratic Senate nominee Jeff Merkley have coordinated
Louisiana Political Mysteries to Be Solved by Friday
Senate race, had been planning to run again in the fall.
Jenkins Won’t Run Again in Louisiana
Senate race, had been planning to run again in the fall. But Jenkins said Wednesday morning that though he expected he could win a primary against state Sen.
K Street Files: From Groceries to Chemicals
A group of a dozen journalists turned lobbyists will be on Capitol Hill today and Friday to urge the Senate to pass a federal shield law for reporters.
Minnesota Race May Get Weirder
A pro wrestler, a comedian and a lawyer are all running for Senate. But donÂ’t wait for a punch line, because this isnÂ’t a joke: Former Minnesota Gov.