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Braley Is Named DCCC Vice Chairman

In that post, Braley will be charged with handling much of the committee’s attempts to play offense in what is expected to be a cycle in which House Democrats will largely be playing defense.

A Remedy for What Ails Us

Physician politicians say their desire to run for Congress is linked to their sense of the government’s power in health care. “It’s not doctors that determine who will live and who will die.

Minority to Plan a New Road Map

In the wake of November’s elections, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), newly installed National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman John Cornyn (Texas) and Senate Republican Conference

The 111th Congress Takes Flight

Drawing attention to matters at hand, Boehner said he hoped the House rules package up for a vote later Tuesday — one that has already come under GOP fire for weakening tools at the minority’s disposal

NRSC Hires New PAC Director

Bush’s re-election campaign in 2004. NRSC spokesman Brian Walsh confirmed that Dukes will begin Jan. 15.

House GOP Bulks Up Outreach Operation

Without a national leader for the first time in eight years to rally their party’s base and rebuild broken coalitions, House Republicans are undertaking an ambitious effort to expand their outreach to

Jeb Bush Won’t Run for Senate in 2010

But on the Democratic side, most insiders remain focused on whether the state’s chief financial officer, Alex Sink, will run. Sink is a moderate who is the only elected statewide Democrat.

Chamber Cries Foul Over Democrats’ Early Agenda

“I think we’re disappointed they are ramrodding these bills through the way they are,” said Randel Johnson, the chamber’s vice president in charge of labor, immigration and employee benefits.

Norton Reintroduces Voting Rights for D.C.

Just like the 2007 version, this year’s bill would give an additional House seat to Utah, which narrowly missed getting another seat after the 2000 Census and reapportionment process.

Memories From an Earlier Tragedy

’ The Road to Ford’s Theatre, Abraham Lincoln’s Murder, and the Rage for Vengeance” opens in 1861 with President-elect Lincoln’s preparations to travel by train from Springfield, Ill., to Washington for

Court Deals Coleman a Major Setback

“Given our campaign’s unwavering commitment to ensuring that the vote of no Minnesotan is disenfranchised, today’s ruling by the Minnesota Supreme Court is both disappointing and disheartening,”