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Bob Cusack at The Hill writes about U.S. Rep. John Boehner's emergence as a leader in the Republican party even during a time of turmoil.
"Despite being a top House GOP leader as Democrats picked up 30 seats in 2006 and 24 in 2008 (including special elections), Boehner’s power has ... >
Some Members of Congress are more technologically savvy than others, and according to SourceWatch, three from Ohio are using the micro-blogging tool Twitter to keep their constituents aware of their actions (out of a total of 32 across the country): >
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