GOP Senators Stressing Reform
“We’re looking at how to operate in the minority,” acknowledged one senior Senate Republican leadership source.
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OOC Requests Stronger Tools for General Counsel
The report, submitted to House and Senate leadership officials as well as the various committees that oversee the OOC, is required by law to be completed biennially in an effort to ensure the goals
House GOP Reflects
Democrats were able to pick up 30 House seats and six Senate seats because independents overwhelmingly supported them last fall — 57 percent to 39 percent — after splitting evenly between President
Despite Presidential Flirtation, Hagel Assures NRSC He’ll Seek Re-election
Sources familiar with Hagel’s thinking say the Senator has no desire to exit elective office in 2008, and they expect him to run for re-election to the Senate if his prospective bid for the Republican
Coleman’s Ex-manager Returning
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) is wasting no time in launching his re-election effort.
Nation: House Democratic Frosh Hosting PAC Fundraiser
Nick Lampson (D) is wasting no time getting armed for what is expected to be a tough re-election bid in 2008.
Could Ex-NASCAR Star Waltrip Rev Up Congress Bid?
Lamar Alexander (R), who is up for re-election in 2008, also appears to be a shoo-in for a second term at this point.
In Clinton’s Big Shadow
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) and several others appear to be waiting for open gubernatorial races in 2010, rather than jumping into tough Senate battles this time.
Race Is on for Member Backing in ’08
.) — who helped persuade Clinton to run for the Senate in the first place — has told New York reporters that he feels somewhat torn, because he urged Obama to run for president, but most New York insiders
Making Coffee, Copies Pays Off, Hill Vets Say
Today, the 45-year-old senior communications adviser to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is still working in that same office.
Unlike Ballots, EAC Shouldn’t Be Secretive
While Senate Rules and Administration Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) took a step in the right direction by sending a written demand for information from the EAC about its handling of Ciber
Parties Divided Over Ambassador Nomination
Now, Democrats say they will challenge Lugar’s move on the Senate floor, seeking a ruling from the chair.
Oxley’s Ohio Surprise
While state Senate President Bill Harris (R) was mentioned as a possible contender, a spokeswoman said he is content in his current leadership post.
Dole Committee in Spat With FEC
The Dole North Carolina Victory Committee, a joint fundraising committee established by Dole’s 2002 Senate campaign and the North Carolina Republican Party, is also refusing to pay back more than
After Long Fight, Triad Files FEC Report
Malenick, who worked for the 1994 Senate campaign of Oliver North, had set up Triad the previous year as a for-profit clearinghouse of sorts for political donations, and it also ran issue ads through
Alito Energizes Right and Left
Senate Democrats launched immediate attacks Monday on Judge Samuel Alito’s nomination to the Supreme Court, criticizing the rationale behind President Bush’s selection and setting the stage for the epic
Lawmakers Join Fight in Gov. Races
George Allen (R-Va.), who is expected to glide to re-election in 2006.
Georgia Media Consultant Says Collins Owes Him $15K
“To date, defendant Mac Collins and defendant Collins for Senate have failed to pay Plaintiff for his work during the home stretch of the 2004 U.S. Senate primary in Georgia,” the suit states.
All Quiet on the Fitzie Front
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) weighed in at 1:41 p.m., but, uh, that also was to hail the increase in the gross domestic product.
Small Donation, Big Bang
Meanwhile, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has called for hearings into why prices remain so high. He indicated energy executives may be called to testify.