NRCC’s Independent Expenditure Is Armed With Shields
“In this job, you make a decision and you live or die on your own.” This is a new role for Shields after four years as chief of staff to Rep.
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Heard on the Hill: After Kitchen Fire, Equinox Rises From the Ashes
The Washington-bound flight originally was scheduled to depart about 7 p.m. local time, but Skelton and his fellow air travelers were grounded until around 11 p.m. as the airliner dealt with mechanical
House Democrats Regroup to Show United Campaign Front
“We have said all along this is going to be a very tough election … but we’ve also said, at the end of the day, we’re going to retain the majority in the House,” he said.
Lobby Associations Hang Help Wanted’ Signs
Dan Glickman (D-Kan.), who left the movie lobby earlier this year. “I’m relatively certain of it,” Kerrey told Imus.
Moran, Tiahrt Show Right Stuff
the air” — to the broader statewide audience.
Defense Firms Strafe Each Other
this year.
Republicans Say They Won’t Kiss Off Kissell
“I would be shocked if the NRCC spends dollar one on Johnson’s behalf,” McCrary said in an interview last week. “Republicans lost this race on filing day.”
GOP’s Baseball Hopes Hang on Elections
Joe Barton (Texas) is looking for a solid November draft to fill out next year’s lineup for the annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game.
Herseth Sandlin Goes to War as New Blue Dog Voice
The South Dakota Democrat said she feels increasing confidence that she is representing the center of American politics, which she said is too often lost in the battles of the extreme elements on
Manchin Likely to Appoint Placeholder
The state’s Democratic governor, Joe Manchin, will appoint a replacement to fill Byrd’s seat, but the length of that appointment is somewhat up in the air.
Senate Votes in Doubt for Financial Reform Bill
Senate Democrats’ ability to clear a financial regulatory reform package this week is suddenly uncertain, with the death of Sen.
Graham Is Pivotal on Two High-Profile Stages
as a colonel in the Air Force Reserve.
Same Party but Two Very Different Candidates
Each candidate is unique, but I don’t know that I’ve seen two so very different candidates in a matter of one hour as I did recently, when I interviewed Arizona Democratic Senate hopeful Rodney Glassman
Kerry Still Working the Room for Climate Bill
“I know you feel like this is the only thing I talk to you about,” the Massachusetts Democrat said, according to a person present.
Lee, Bridgewater Fight in Tight Contest Tuesday
That’s because the winner is all but certain to win the general election this fall, and Bridgewater and Lee have only ramped up their attack machines since they toppled Sen.
OCE Maneuver Raises Doubts About Integrity
But this resolution is the most serious and determined effort to strip it of any meaningful role — and it is especially jarring since many of the signers of the letter have faced their own OCE inquiries
Walz: How to Make Freight Rail More Competitive
America’s transportation system is the envy of the world. Our network of land, air and sea infrastructure gives consumers access to a wealth of products, from all over the United States and the globe.
How Do You Budget Objectively in a Political World?
I was wrong when I said in the June 1 Fiscal Fitness that zero-based budgeting hadn’t been a topic for polite conversation since it was tried in Washington, D.C., in the late in 1970s.
Citizens United Wins Another Ruling — This Time From FEC
The net result of Thursday’s FEC ruling means Citizens United will not have to disclose who is funding its documentaries, which last year cost more than $3.4 million to produce and air.
Democrats Thwart Effort to Limit EPA’s Reach
The resolution disapproves of the Environmental Protection Agency’s findings that carbon emissions harm air quality and should therefore be regulated by the federal agency.