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developments are coming on the heels of the departures from Congress of former House Appropriations Chairman Bob Livingston (R), former House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Billy Tauzin (R) and former Senate
Senate Republicans will home in on what they see as the Democratic majority’s failure — the lack of action on bills to spur domestic energy production.
Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) got in on the new (at least to political types) craze Thursday night as she approached Obama on the Senate floor.
After threatening to hold votes well into the weeklong Fourth of July recess, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) conceded Thursday that the war supplemental and the Medicare bill would
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said Thursday morning that he hopes the Senate will be able to leave for the July Fourth recess “in the next 24 hours.” “I don’t know yet, but I’m
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and two rogue Republicans were in a high-stakes game of chicken Wednesday night that threatened to force the Senate to stay in session through the weekend.
“The Republicans say they’re not budging, and the Democrats say we’re not blinking,” said one lobbyist who attended the Wednesday afternoon meeting.
And nowadays, you’re talking about millions,” Meeks said.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) might have only been drinking a mock-tail, but it seems it was a pricey one.
Hatch, a veteran lawmaker, has led his Senate GOP colleagues in fundraising for most of the 2008 cycle, which is shaping up as daunting for the party.
She also talked about “real Democratic issues, why Democrats are Democrats: health care, energy, education, the economy, and making sure we’re there for working Americans.
to the bill were rooted in the offsets to pay for the fix, which called for spending reductions to Medicare managed-care plans, and their belief that more palatable legislation is being crafted in the Senate
After 18 months in the majority and a series of unsuccessful outreach efforts to the business community, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has lost patience with Republican dominance on K Street
Â’s (R) unsuccessful New Jersey Senate bid. Kozlow also previously managed campaigns for Rep. Scott Garrett (R-N.J.) and New Jersey GOP gubernatorial nominee Bret Schundler.
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) landed with great fanfare in the Senate on Tuesday afternoon, with colleagues welcoming her warmly and onlookers simply gawking at the spectacle.
“We’re feeling confident they’re not going to get the two-thirds they need to pass this under suspension,” said a senior House GOP aide.
“We’re going to move pretty quickly. An appeal is due on Friday.” Kyle Anderson, a spokesman for House Administration Chairman Robert Brady (D-Pa.), said he could not comment on the case.
“They do need to know what we’re doing, and we need to know what they are doing so we’re not stepping all over each other,” the source close to the McCain campaign said.
House and Senate Democratic leaders plan to push another domestically focused supplemental spending bill next month, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said Tuesday.
“My role is to be the very best Senator I can be.” On the other hand, she re-entered the Capitol in dramatic style, ascending the marble steps on the Senate’s East Front rather than taking the “Senators