Frank Says Auto Deal on Course
Emerging from a meeting in Speaker Nancy Pelosis (D-Calif.) office Monday afternoon, House Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank (D-Mass.) signaled that a near-finished auto industry bailout bill is
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Kansas: Moore Says He’ll Seek Re-Election This Cycle
Jerry Moran (R) has already announced that he will run for Brownbacks seat, while Rep. Todd Tiahrt (R) is strongly considering making a Senate bid. In related news, Kansas Gov.
Give the Gift of a Great Read
When a fruitcake cant be found and a festive sweater just wont do, its always a safe bet to head to the bookstore for that last-minute gift.
Fleming Wins Seat Despite Influx of Democratic Cash
Flemings first campaign took place a dozen years ago when he won a four-year term as Webster Parish coroner.
Porter Receptive to Reid Challenge
Porter, although he lost his House seat, is believed by many to be less a victim of Titus than he was of President-elect Barack Obamas winning Nevada campaign and a political atmosphere that was toxic
Former Landrieu Chief of Staff Aided Jefferson Challenger
Mary Landrieus (D) former chief of staff, Ron Faucheux, helped Republican Joseph Cao defeat the embattled Congressman. Faucheux is president of Clarus Research Group, a Washington, D.C.
Will 2010 Haunt GOP?
Even if you dont pick up seats, you make them spend money and resources. But where are the NRSCs top recruiting opportunities and whats the pitch to possible candidates when the GOP is so deeply
Democrats Can’t Have It Both Ways With MTR
In the most recent elections, the American people clearly expressed their desire for a new way of doing the peoples business.
Now Defeated, Stivers Foots Bill for Orientation Expenses
According Stivers spokesman Mike Hartley, the campaign paid for the Republicans flight and hotel with the understanding that Congress would pay it back if he won the election.
Ohio: Democrats Win Last Undecided House Race
According to Stivers spokesman Mike Hartley, the campaign paid for the Republicans flight and hotel with the understanding that Congress would pay it back if he won the election.
Road Map: Members Warm to Package With Strings
All of the industrys stakeholders bondholders, executives, labor will have to pitch in, Pelosi said. We call this a barbershop, she said.
Jefferson Upset in 2008’s Last House Election Day
Indicted Louisiana Rep. Jefferson Upset in 2008's Last House Election Day -
Democrats Win Pryce Seat in Ohio
Kilroy defeated Stivers, 45.91 percent to 45.15 percent, which is just outside the half percent margin that would trigger an automatic recount of the race for Ohios 15th district.
Senate Democrats Expect Auto Deal
I think they will be [there], Dodd said on CBSs “Face the Nation,” adding, None of us wants to wake up on Jan. 1 and find we dont have an industry to save. Similarly, Michigan Sen.
Levin Confident on Auto Deal
Appearing on “Fox News Sunday,” Levin said he is very confident that there will be a deal, but when pressed about whether there is enough support among Republicans to pass the measure, Levin said, Thats
Jefferson Upset in Louisiana Stunner
The last Congressional race of the 2008 election cycle produced the biggest upset Saturday, as Republican Anh Joseph Cao moved Louisianas overwhelmingly Democratic 2nd district into the GOP column with
GOP Appears to Hold McCrery Seat
One National Republican Congressional Committee official said Sunday that looking at historical data its highly unlikely there will be enough provisional ballots to overturn the result.
Work on Bailout Continues Through Weekend
Details were starting to emerge Saturday on the package being crafted by Congress and the White House aimed at keeping the nations car manufacturers from sinking into bankruptcy.
In This Case, It’s Fair to Blame the Messenger
But all of this can be traced back to the presidents performance over the previous eight years.
Let’s Not Nationalize Americans’ Health Care
In stark contrast, President-elect Barack Obamas plan will expand the number of Americans on government health care plans by 48.3 million.