Heather Wilson Has GOP Confident in New Mexico
“I think New Mexico is always going to be a swing state on races like this,” said Jay McCleskey, a GOP media strategist in the state and former regional political director at the Republican National
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IE Director Is ‘Clear-Eyed and Cold-Blooded’
“I loved my family, but I was having a good time,” Lowe said about his frenetic pace.
Ryan’s Budget Matters, Even If It Goes Nowhere
So why is it so big? First, the Wisconsin Republican’s plan is close at this point to being official GOP policy because presidential candidate Mitt Romney has embraced it.
Adelman: EPA Ruling on Palm Oil Offends Asian Allies
This I learned, to my personal discomfort, when serving as a U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Yet no country should antagonize good friends for reasons of misguided policy.
North Carolina: Rouzer TV Ad Hits Obama, Emphasizes Bio
“I was raised to work hard and have faith in the Lord,” he says. “Sen. Jesse Helms taught me how to defend those values, so in Raleigh, I cut wasteful spending and opposed Obamacare.
House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy Swipes at Senate GOP
Perhaps ironically, the Senate is considering a House-passed GOP capital formation bill this week that is a priority for House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) and has been endorsed by Obama.
Not Set in Stone: Congress Weighs In on Planned Eisenhower Memorial
The memorial is planned for a four-acre parcel on Independence Avenue between Fourth and Sixth streets Southwest, across the street from the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.
Illinois GOP Primary Pits Generations
“I think this election is probably a little bit tougher for him,” said Todd Walker, the 42-year-old part-time mayor of Genoa and a Manzullo backer.
Midwest Region Roundup
The Democratic primary remains divided among former MoveOn.org organizer Ilya Sheyman, businessman Brad Schneider and, to a lesser degree, Air Force reservist John Tree.
South Region Roundup
Charlie Crist (I), who is politically toxic among Republican primary voters and for whom LeMieux worked.
Carr: Government Has Role to Play in Protecting Children
This question about the government’s role is at the top of our national debate.
Senate Republicans Sharpening Rhetoric on Iran
“What the Iranians clearly don’t believe is that we are serious about deterring them.
Trade: A Bit More Than Tough Talk
“I will go anywhere in the world to open new markets for American products.
Overview: Can-Do President
The broad range of areas where the Obama administration is pursuing change on its own this year — from border security to shale gas drilling, preventive medical care to trade enforcement, high-speed
K Street Files: Rubino Lands at Airline Lobby
(Calio has been revamping the group, including a name change. It had been the Air Transport Association of America.)
Limbaugh: Will Media Ask Ron Paul About Double Dipping?
A Feb. 21 story revealed David James, a former Paul associate who worked for the Texas Republican for 18 years, confronted Paul about the practice in 2005, leading to their falling out a year later.
Mike Quigley Urges Reforms on Travel Reporting
“I think our office is going to pass this time,” said John Hadlock, a spokesman for Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah). A spokesman for Rep.
Will STOCK Act Expand Federal Gratuities Law?
I have a friend who is an attorney, and he said that one of the biggest consequences of the act is a possible expansion of the law forbidding Members and staffers from accepting gratuities from constituents
Obama’s Tactic Could Yield Political Results
I remember talking to those leaders in 1993 and 1994 to warn them that this issue was an easy-to-understand symbol of an imperial Congress living well while exempting itself from the burdens that
Energy: Five Hill Aides to Know
“I consider myself a person who is trying to make government work better and can only do that to the extent we actually do something,” she said.