Alaska Republicans Get a Palin Booster
Just a week ago, for the first time in the states history, Alaska Democrats had a shot at the at-large Congressional seat, a Senate seat and even the states three electoral votes for the presidency
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Are There Grounds for a Complaint Against Obama?
Last weeks column addressed grounds for a potential complaint against Sen.
Laura Bush: Palin Ready to Be Vice President
The presidents wife told delegates she is proud that she will finally be able to vote for a Republican woman at the top of the ticket, and she told reporters afterward that Palins executive experience
RNC Opens on Subdued Note
Instead, Mondays program left out any background music, campaign placards or partisan messages.
Ron Paul and Others Rally on the GOP Fringe
I cant change the weather, but I can fight for individual freedom here. Twenty miles from the Xcel Energy Center, Pauls gathering is literally and figuratively on the fringes of the weeks main
Gulf Coast Delegates Ready to Work
There was general agreement that McCain made the right call in canceling the political portion of Mondays convention program.
Partying With Gustav: Less Than Conventional
Thomas in downtown Minneapolis, that the scaled-back party would not diminish the importance of the conventions business: nominating Sen. John McCain (Ariz.) as the GOPs presidential candidate.
15 Arrests so Far in St. Paul
So far today, police have not arrested anyone, said Holli Drinkwine, a spokeswoman for the Ramsey County Sheriffs Office.
Protests Escalate in St. Paul
Police had arrested 130 protesters as of Monday evening, according to Holli Drinkwine, a spokeswoman for the Ramsey County sheriffs office.
Breaking With Stereotypes, Unions Hold Party for Republicans
We wanted to make sure we had a presence at the convention, said Randy Moody, the NEAs chief lobbyist.
Protests Escalate in St. Paul
The mayhem delayed hundreds of delegates who arrived at overwhelmed security barriers for Mondays 3 p.m. opening ceremonies.
K Street Files: Way Beyond the Beltway
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McConnell Unsure When He’ll Attend Convention
Like most GOP officials, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnells (Ky.) schedule has been turned upside down and he is still back home dealing with storm relief and evacuation.
Proud Coleman in the Spotlight
Or at least thats what President Bush called the Xcel Energy Center in 2002, just days before Minnesota Republican Norm Coleman was elected to the Senate. As mayor of St.
Bright Anything but in Roll Call Poll on Alabama
Despite a pair of Democratic special election victories this spring in Louisiana and Mississippi, a recent poll in Alabamas 2nd district doesnt bode well for House Democrats chances of capturing a GOP-held
Lobbyists Pushing for Storm Relief
Local Gulf state residents are also in town to press for more funding for the beleaguered region; at least five people from the Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundations Equity and Inclusion Campaign
Katrina Memories Give Republicans Reason to Worry
nations shores.
CongressNow: How Would McCain Fill His Cabinet? Here Are Some Names
Graham is a close confidant of McCain, and he has echoed McCains criticisms of U.S. interrogation policy. Former Oklahoma Gov.
Louisiana Likely to Delay Saturday Primary Elections
Although Louisiana election officials said Monday that they arent optimistic about being able to hold the states primaries on Saturday as scheduled, no official decision is expected until after Hurricane
Protest March Peaceful, but 13 Arrested Off Designated Route
Many were also against the election of McCain, with some holding signs such as Hes not MY president, McBush and 8 is enough. Immigrant groups were represented as well.