It’s Getting Bleaker for McCain, Worse for Hill Republicans
John McCain (R-Ariz.) has been closing over the past week is simply not demonstrated in public and private polling.
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Heard on the Hill: Lee Doesn’t Want to Be Ayered
If a book debuts and its author doesnt do any media appearances, does it make a sound? Rep.
Election Night: Democrats Unite; Republicans Scatter
Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) will remain in the Bluegrass State on Nov. 4.
Competitive Terry Rematch Draws Both Parties’ Interest
Lee Terry (R) and Democratic challenger Jim Esch has become a major headache for the GOP and a real potential pickup opportunity for Democrats.
McCain Cites Department of Veterans Affairs as Health IT Leader
John McCain (R-Ariz.) referred to a cause that he and Democratic candidate Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) have joined along with President Bush: electronic health records.
Texas: NRA Backs Lampson’s Re-Election Campaign
Nick Lampson (D), who is facing a tough battle for re-election against former Senate aide Pete Olson (R) in the conservative 22nd district. Sen.
Oregon: Conservation Voters Go After Smith in TV Spot
Gordon Smith (R) and elect state Speaker Jeff Merkley (D) to create a Democratic majority large enough to withstand a Republican filibuster. The LCV, optimistic that Sen.
Wisconsin Rematch Down to Wire
Kagen, who won an open seat in the hotly contested 8th district by 2 points in 2006, is once again facing former state Speaker John Gard (R).
Judge Set a Torrid Pace for Trial
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) have been exhausted, and so, too, have been most of the participants.
Bachmann Wants a Do-Over
I dont believe that socialism is a good thing for America. I do believe firmly that a trap was laid and I stepped into it, Bachmann said, referring to the way that host Chris Matthews phrased
Bitter Primaries Lead to Cross-Party Endorsements
Within the broad scope of presidential elections, party defections arent all that uncommon.
Nation: House Leaders Badger Members to Pay Dues
Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) this week, dropping more than $566,000 on media buys, bringing the committees total investment in the race to more than $1 million.
House GOP Turning Right
Several senior Republicans have said Cantor is the only lawmaker who could mount a credible challenge to Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio), but he is more likely to go for the job of Minority Whip,
Matthews in 2010: Will He Play Hardball?
Joe Hoeffel (D-Pa.) ran into television host Chris Matthews recently, Matthews didnt ask him to play Hardball. Instead, Hoeffel said, Matthews brought up a possible bid for a Pennsylvania Senate
Illinois Seat Could Flip
is echoing an already-somber tone for Republicans in central Illinois, as state Senate Majority Leader Debbie Halvorson (D) has a double-digit lead against Chicago-area concrete magnate Marty Ozinga (R)
Online Records a Tough Call
Others arent so sanguine. One health IT industry lobbyist said lawmakers are not very close at all on these details.
Pharmacies Grapple With Their Future
Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) and Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) to reintroduce the Community Pharmacy Fairness Act.
Prosecution Calls Stevens’ Defense ‘Nonsense’
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), Assistant U.S.
Schumer, Ensign Differ on Outlook of Next Senate
According to Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.), it doesnt necessarily need to be the filibuster-proof 60 seats that Democrats are striving to win on Nov. 4
Prosecution Wraps; Case Goes to Jury
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) claiming that the government was trying to convict an innocent man, prosecutor Brenda Morris stepped to the podium and snapped the courtroom to attention. Wow!