Hoyer Says House Will Likely Nix Unemployment Benefits in War Bill
change the Senate bill by stripping out the insurance benefits but leaving in a provision to expand GI benefits, Hoyer said.
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Blue Dogs Yet to Bite on War Bill
“If the Senate rejects that again, then we’ll go from there,” he said.
Ogonowski’s Ballot Snafu a Blow for GOP
And just like a dark horse riding off into the sunset, retired Air Force pilot Jim Ogonowski (R) was no longer a candidate for Senate.
Lieberman Draws Fire on Obama
Furthermore, during a Senate vote Wednesday, Obama dragged Lieberman by the hand to a far corner of the Senate chamber and engaged in what appeared to reporters in the gallery as an intense, three-minute
Shapshots Show Immigrant and Refugee Experiences
Immigrant and refugee students at the Catalina Magnet High School in Tucson, Ariz., donÂ’t turn to a dictionary when they canÂ’t think of the English word to express what theyÂ’re thinking.
Envision Victory
Heather Wilson (R) decided to retire from the Democratic-leaning 1st district to run for Senate.
See Jane Legislate
couple Jim Carrey and Jenny McCarthy were on Capitol Hill on Wednesday to take part in the “Green Our Vaccines” rally, which pushed lawmakers to move to eliminate toxins like mercury from vaccines and re-evaluate
McCain Promises an ‘Urgent’ Approach to Climate Change Challenge
“Whether we call it ‘climate change’ or ‘global warming,’ in the end we’re all left with the same set of facts,” McCain said in a recent speech in Oregon.
Obama Greeted With Relief
“We’re going to see one party come together,” said Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-N.Y.), a Clinton backer and member of the Congressional Black Caucus.
McConnell ‘Excited’ About Climate Debate
Senate Republicans continued Tuesday to put Democrats on the defensive on environmental issues, which have traditionally been a political boon for their party.
Alaska: State Filing Deadline Passes With No Shocks
There were no big surprises on the state ballot as the filing deadline for the Senate and House races passed Monday night. The primary is set for Aug. 26. Sen.
Virginia: Romney Set to Appear for Gilmore and Fimian
Massachusetts Gov. and erstwhile presidential candidate Mitt Romney (R) is set to stump for two Congressional nominees in the Old Dominion on Thursday, as well as for the lieutenant governorÂ’s expected re-election
When Running Is a Family Affair
In Maine, former state Senate majority leader Chellie Pingree (D) is running in the 1st Congressional District to replace Rep. Tom Allen (D), who is running for the Senate.
Senators Await Clinton Decision
Max Baucus and Jon Tester, the majority of the outstanding uncommitted Senate superdelegates seemed inclined to wait to endorse Obama until Wednesday at the earliest.
Biden, Buyin’ Lingerie
Biden, we’re told, was browsing around the more “G-rated” section of the store (as opposed to the racier bras-and-undies section), where pajamas and other casual lounging togs are on display.
Global Warming Draws Heat From Democrats
The House is not inclined toward action on this, and now we’re going to spend valuable floor time on a bill that’s going nowhere … while Republicans are champing at the bit to accuse Democrats of raising
Texas: New GOP Survey Has Cornyn With Big Lead
Baselice also polled registered voters on the Senate race in late April, finding at that time that Cornyn led Noriega 49 percent to 34 percent.
Parties Tee Up Global Warming Debate
Fresh off the Memorial Day recess, Senate Democrats and Republicans are planning for combat over the topic of the week: global warming.
Webb of Intrigue
Jim Webb has been one of the Bush administrationÂ’s most vocal Senate foes.
Hey, Scott — Bob Dole Did the Same Thing to Me
It was 1993, and the Senate was debating the budget resolution, which was based on the first Clinton budget.