Obama, McCain, Pelosi, and Boehner all have plans for job creation. more >>

House Republicans aren't ready to cry "uncle" and give in to President Bush's $700 cash bailout of Wall Street. more >>

Minority Leader Boehner wouldn't be surprised if Jeb was back in public service. more >>

But in the shadow of the presidential campaign, compromises could be elusive. more >>

And says the Palin choice reinforces McCain's reform message. more >>

When Republicans were pushed into the minority in 2006, leaders ignored their Democratic equals, moving instead to fight Speaker Nancy Pelosi on most issues. more >>

Rep. Tom Cole, head of the National Republican Congressional Committee, broke with other leadership members today, notably Minority Leader John Boehner, and refused to call on embattled Rep. Rick Renzi to resign. "He's got every right to do what he thinks," Cole said of Renzi, who is not seeking re-election in Arizona and who's facing an indictment on extortion, money laundering, wire fraud, and other charges. Boehner has strongly suggested that Renzi step down but Cole said instead, "I wish him well." more >>

"F--- you. I know more about this than anyone else in the room. more >>