Parties Assess Post-bin Laden Politics
“More than anything, this removes any perception that the president is lacking in leadership,” Democratic consultant Nathan Daschle said.
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Graham Praises Attack That Reportedly Killed Gadhafi Relatives
“I think this is a good move by NATO to go after the source of the problem,” the South Carolina Republican said on “Fox News Sunday.”
DCCC Is Playing Limited Role in N.Y.
be Democrats’ only House pickup opportunity this year.
Senate Control Hangs in the Balance
expected to keep “Air Claire” at the front of voters’ minds for the campaign’s duration.
Reid: Shutdown Looking More Likely
Reid said he was “not nearly as optimistic — and that’s an understatement — as I was 11 hours ago.”
House Passes Stopgap CR as Shutdown Fears Grow
The House passed a one-week stopgap spending bill on Thursday that would fund the Department of Defense through the end of September — but the bill is likely to hit a wall in the Senate.
A Burning Question
“We are not going to get all our energy from wind and solar in the next 20 years,” the president said. “You know, if I could do it all with wind and solar I would.
Webb Embraces Heritage as Documentary Host
“Then, the more I researched it over the years, the more I realized I had more facts than could ever be used in a novel.”
Editorial: Unauthorized
Instead, he is behaving as most of his recent predecessors have — and is being criticized for it, in the main, only by handfuls of anti-war liberals and some tea party conservatives.
Carney Says White House Consulted Congress on Libya
U.S. began air strikes in Libya last week.
As if She’ll Return Any Moment
Meanwhile, the air hums with the tap-tapping of fingers on keyboards, ringing phones and staffers’ chatter.
Heard on the Hill: Attention March Madness Fans
But now there’s a way for college basketball fans working in the Senate to keep up on this year’s games without resorting to bandwidth-hogging or truancy.
Clinton Says ‘No’ to Second Term
“You know, I had a wonderful experience running [for president] and I am very proud of the support I had and very grateful for the opportunity, but I’m going to be, you know, moving on,” Clinton
Labor Brawl Lands on K Street
But this year, he said, the event has been magnified by the labor brawl. “Timing is everything,” said Wood, previously a top aide to former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson (R).
2012 Ad Plan: Clicking to Victory
“The big thing that drives this for political advertisers is the need to reach an audience that is shrinking on broadcast television,” Grisolano said.
Democrats Look to Twitter to Reverse Fortunes for 2012
“I think when we have more air time and utilize technology … we can focus on getting control back of Congress in 2012,” he said.
Broadcasters Face Angry Reception
House Republicans have proposed a spending plan for the rest of this fiscal year that would eliminate all federal funds for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Freedom Marching Through History
He throws his hands in the air and wiggles his hips. The kids screech in delight.
Ensign Exit Eases GOP’s Nevada Woes
The scandal-plagued Republican’s exit is now expected to accelerate the action in both parties, and it clears the way for Heller, who is all but in.
Senators Discuss Imposing No-Fly Zone Over Libya
McCain said that Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is “insane” and that his air force is dangerous, even though it’s not large.