Rangel’s Future Is Stuck in Neutral
In Rangel’s mind, he should never have had to relinquish the chairmanship in the first place, and he’s peeved at how the ethics panel handled the investigation of a corporate-sponsored trip to the
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Midwest: President’s Senate Seat Is in Danger of Flipping
Given that Obama used to hold the seat and Giannoulias considers him a personal friend, the White House should play a role — but so far administration officials have kept their distance from the Democrat
West: Beating Reid Would Be the Title Prize for GOP
term (50 percent) Outlook: Safe Republican It’s hard to believe that the same Republican who the national party thought would not win his primary or general election in 2008 appears to be getting by without
South: Road to House Majority Winds Through Dixie
This is where we’re likely to see the real effect of the health care bill, without the baggage that Rep. Alan Grayson (D-Fla.) brings.
Democrats Are Not as Desperate in the Senate
Senate races tend to be easier to localize, which should help Democrats who are otherwise carrying the baggage of unpopular Congressional leaders.
House Members Soft-Pedal Their Résumés in Gubernatorial Campaigns
Instead, Members are trying to figure out how to maximize their federal experience without taking on too much water in their campaign. “It’s a handicap in more ways than a help.
Karzai Visit Prompts Praise and Skepticism
Similarly, Karzai offered his “deep, heartfelt gratitude” for America’s help and said his country now has a voice that “would have not been possible without the sacrifices and the resources that
Democrats Not Getting Much Primary Help
In a special election to fill the vacant 1st district seat, Inouye and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee clashed over which candidate should receive the party’s backing, with the Senator
Michigan: Democrats Clear Field in Race for Stupak’s Seat
But Democrats had been worried that without an abortion foe like Stupak on the ballot, their chances of keeping the seat would diminish.
Gates to Pentagon: Prepare for Budget Pain
In effect, Gates was telling everyone that they should either help him find the savings through efficiencies or it will be every man, woman, service and contractor for themselves.
GOP Vows Rough Road for Kagan
But it strikes me that if a nominee does not have judicial experience, they should have substantial litigation experience,” McConnell said. “Ms.
Local Democrats to Discuss Obey’s Seat This Weekend
Wisconsin Democrats should have a clearer idea who’s going to run for retiring Rep. David Obey’s (D) seat after the weekend.
Heard on the Hill: Spring’s Here
“Everyone asked me if we should check to see if he was alive,” the tipster says.
Backers Say Gay Rights Bills Will Win in House
Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.), another openly gay lawmaker, called the Gates letter “a distraction” that should not affect the vote count.
Capito: Plan Would Restore Accountability to Markets
This type of bankruptcy will ensure the orderly unwinding of firms in a downward spiral without shifting the burden to hardworking Americans.
Terror Plot, Oil Spill Fail to Unlock Nominees
The TSA slot has been without a nominee for months. Two nominees withdrew from consideration — due in no small part, some lawmakers say, to the frustrating nomination process.
Dorgan & Copps: Online Freedom Is Good for Democracy
Without reasonable safeguards, Internet service providers will be free to favor their own content, throttle certain types of applications and block access to information at will.
GOP Walks Fine Line With Security Criticisms
Even as Senate Republicans move to target Democrats and exploit national security on the campaign trail, they are stepping cautiously on Capitol Hill as they seek to raise the issue without appearing overtly
Who Is the Real Obama? A Uniter or Divider?
“Health reform made rescissions illegal because all Americans should be able to rely on quality care when they need it most,” top Obama health adviser Nancy-Ann DeParle said.
Gelinas: A Simple GOP Plan for Wall Street
The GOP should do more than try for incremental change.