Lincoln Airs First Campaign TV Ad
But Lincoln doesn’t seem to be shifting to the left in her first TV ad, which her campaign called a “substantial buy” that is scheduled to air March 5-12 in all Arkansas markets.
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NRCC Weighs Playing in Pair of Specials
GOP’s first competitive special election win this cycle.
Murphy: Legislation Helps Create New Jobs in Energy Sector
Crippling the use of our own resources is short-sighted and destined to put our nation at an extended global competitive disadvantage.
Letters From Afghanistan Reveal Elegant Heritage
Another despondent Afghan writes: “How can I request a song when I am starving to death? We need mercy and help — so please try to discuss our problems further with government officials.”
Sanders: Solar Energy Bill Will Benefit the Economy, Climate
While this is no doubt good news for the Saudi royal family, one of the richest in the world, it is bad news for the average American.
Boehner: GOP Would Lead More Transparent House
in the House Rules Committee and banning “air-dropped earmarks.”
Broadcasters, Musicians Turn Up Volume in Royalty Feud
He acknowledged that not having to pay to air the ads was an advantage. “I wouldn’t deny that,” he said.
Arkansas: Boozman Sets Off Open-Seat Scramble
John Boozman (R) made his Senate bid official on Saturday, touching off the third open-seat House race this cycle in the Natural State.
Homeland Security Has a Message for Pesky Reporters: Get Lost
the customs FOIA officer asked. “You don’t need to know those people’s names.” But it is a government airplane, and this is taxpayer-funded travel.
Chu: Invest in Clean Energy Jobs
The fate of cap-and-trade legislation in Congress remains very much up in the air. No one is prepared to say it’s dead.
Dissecting Mass. Hysteria
Golnik, who met with the National Republican Congressional Committee in Washington just days after Brown’s win, is being advised by members of retired Air Force officer Jim Ogonowski’s 2007 campaign team
Writers, Artists Work Out Imaginative Interaction
So the latest installation at the Hamiltonian Gallery (1353 U St. NW) really plays into a long-standing artistic norm. Still, “Call + Response— has an air of freshness about it.
Dorgan Says Obama Misfired by Pursuing Health Care Before Jobs
In an interview set to air Sunday on C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers— program, Dorgan said Obama should have prioritized bills targeting job creation and the economy.
Oversight Panel Blasts Geithner Over AIG Bailout
“The circumstances surrounding the payments to the counterparties has created an air of suspicion and distrust among the American people, starting with the New York Fed’s initial refusal to name the counterparties
Heard on the Hill: He Who Smelt It
The insulation in one of the Capitol’s air handling units (which circulates air inside the building) had somehow gotten wet, according to Architect of the Capitol spokeswoman Eva Malecki.
Heard on the Hill: Standing Up Schwarzenegger
“I have always tried to treat photographers with respect, but the only people they hurt with this boycott was their clients,— Manley says. Sequel to the Sign Saga.
Concern Over Jobs Endangers Bernanke
“While I will vote for his confirmation, my support is not unconditional,— Reid maintained.
Heard on the Hill: Riggo Reflects on Sandy Baby’ Riposte
“I think what we’re talking about here is what I’ll be remembered for much longer than being an MVP.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Cheech and Chong Plus Barack and Barney?
Chong agreed he likes to get high on rooftops or in basements because “the only way I can get high is if I’m hiding,— he joked — but he picked the very public Lincoln Memorial as his favorite spot.
GOP Leaders Confident About Defeating Health Bill
House Republican leaders displayed a new air of confidence Wednesday about being able to bring down the Democratic health care package that continues being hashed out behind closed doors.