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Feb. 14, 2011

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Senate GOP Contends Whip Race Won’t Break Solidarity

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Senate Republicans conceded Monday that the looming two-year battle between Sens. Lamar Alexander (above) and John Cornyn to succeed Sen. Jon Kyl as Whip could be a troublesome distraction, but they downplayed the effect the campaign would have on Conference unity.

Ethics Board Eyes Schmidt

The Office of Congressional Ethics is investigating Rep. Jean Schmidt’s receipt of legal assistance from a Turkish-American interest group that has represented her in a host of proceedings in Ohio, one of the Republican’s counsels confirmed Friday.

Report: Hill Staffers Need to Know Rights

Following a Congress marred by two employer-misconduct scandals, the Office of Compliance is recommending that all legislative branch workers undergo mandatory workplace rights training.

At the Races

‘Sheriff Joe’ Arpaio Leads in Arizona Poll for Senate Race

Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio led a field of potential Republican Senate candidates in Arizona with 21 percent in a poll of likely primary voters last week.

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HOH's One-Minute Recess: Bittersweet Symphony


Anti-deficit advocacy group Public Notice is spreading the love — of cutting government spending — on Capitol Hill on Monday by sending “bittersweet valentines” to Members of Congress.

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