DSCC Touts Lunsford’s Potential
Democrats are hailing wealthy health care executive Bruce Lunsfords easy victory in Tuesdays Kentucky Senate primary, and believe the high-profile businessman is well-equipped to battle Senate Minority
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McCain’s Plan: Tax Breaks and Enhanced Portability
[IMGCAP(1)] McCains campaign declined to answer questions about the candidates health care plans.
Last Word (I Hope) on Mississippi and the GOP’s Troubles
Mississippis 4th (68 percent), Ike Skelton, Missouris 4th (64 percent), Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, South Dakotas at-large (60 percent), Jim Matheson, Utahs 2nd (66 percent) and retiring Democrat Bud
New Jersey: Andrews Offers 91 Reasons for Voters to Dump Senator
Frank Lautenberg bases his campaign against Millicent Fenwick on her age, shes 72. Using not so veiled language, Lautenberg actually says its OK to make fun of a womans age.
McCain Yet To RSVP for Gala
John McCain, the GOPs presumed presidential nominee, might skip the marquee Presidents Dinner next month because of a scheduling conflict, missing an opportunity to showcase the partys top-to-bottom
And a Childers Shall Lead Them
FRCR is composed of partners William Fletcher, the firms CEO; Rowley, the firms president; Ben Chao, who recently served as national political director for New Mexico Gov.
Pennsylvania: Roggio Has Condolences but Does Not Apologize
Jim Gerlachs (R) opponent might want to have his people call the Congressmans people.
Colorado: Markey, Musgrave Have Dueling Poll Numbers
However, Musgraves poll was conducted March 6-8 and covered only registered voters, while Markeys poll is recent, having been done May 13-15, and surveyed likely voters frequently a more reliable
Both Sides Gird for Tough Battle in Oregon
With state Speaker Jeff Merkleys victory this week in Oregons Democratic Senate primary, Schumers hand-picked candidate yet again won a contested intraparty contest and now moves on to face heavily
Clinton and Obama Offering Different Paths to Universal Coverage
Obamas plan mandates only that children get covered. [IMGCAP(1)] In debates, Clinton has charged that Obamas lack of mandates would leave 15 million Americans uninsured.
Davis Savors Special Election Wins as He Ponders Future
Hes done a good job going around the state building name recognition, but hes viewed here as a Washington liberal elitist and not a man of the people, Bryan said.
New York State of Mind
Its also done work for, among others, former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), former New York Gov. George Pataki and the Republican National Committee.
Can GOP Reform to Avoid ‘Kennedy Scenario’ for 2008?
. There is little chance that Kennedys choice for president, Sen.
New Mexico: Wilson Touts Electability in Latest Primary TV Ad
Heather Wilson, a moderate Republican facing a potential uphill battle in her bid for her partys Senate nomination against conservative Rep.
K Street Ready for Lots of Health Care
Whether comprehensive health care reform is No. 1 on the next presidents agenda will depend on who is in the White House.
Boehner Sees NRCC Involved in Primaries
And in districts such as Mississippis 1st, where each primary candidate had significant local support, guys like that arent going to back out of the race. Still, Boehners decree at Conference
The Jewels of Afghanistan
After all, much of the nations infrastructure had been ruined during years of war, and fighting still raged in many of the countrys tribal provinces.
Chariots Afire
The presence of the bus on Washingtons mean streets had some observers wondering if Childers would regularly be tooling around town in the giant vehicle (um, note to the new guy: Traffics bad here).
Near the Homestretch
Kennedy, and would become the 36th president after Kennedys assassination in 1963.
Wyden Takes Middle Course on Coverage
Individuals would be able to choose from either their employers plan or a list of state- approved plans.