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Maryland: Harris Leaves Door Open to 2010 Run

Andy Harris (R), who is coming off a narrow defeat in the Eastern Shore-based 1st district, has officially filed his statement of candidacy with the Federal Election Commission so he can begin raising

Making It Even Verse

John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Obama. Trillin also lampoons former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R), recalling how unpopular “America’s mayor” was in his own city.

Senate’s Bad Blood May Ebb

“I don’t think anyone has any intention of meeting Obama at the door with a whole list of partisan complaints,” the GOP aide said.

Senate Democrats Expect Auto Deal

“I think they will be [there],” Dodd said on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” adding, “None of us wants to wake up on Jan. 1 and find we don’t have an industry to save.” Similarly, Michigan Sen.

La. Voters Head to Polls Saturday

Jim McCrery (R) is retiring. In that race, both Democrat Paul Carmouche and Republican John Fleming claim to have the lead, according to their internal polling numbers.

Pot Lobby Aims High Next Year

It won’t be easy. After all, the marijuana lobby is one of the few groups advocating on behalf of an illegal substance.

Cole Backed for Approps

Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) has two votes, while the 26 other Members — a combination of committee ranking members and regional representatives — have one vote each.

Races Leave Members Broke

Ric Keller (R) is likely to face a tough challenge in a politically and demographically volatile central Florida district in 2010. Next in the debt count is Rep.