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A Networking Feast

Frank Wolf (R-Va.) and were scheduled to meet with Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) after the luncheon. Later that night, the group attended a banquet at the Hyatt Regency, where Rep.

Not an Ordinary Campaign Web Site

Republican businessman Martin Ozinga’s first television ad in Illinois’ 11th district race isn’t particularly exciting news, but his campaign is trying to leverage a unique Web site to attract curious

Shimkus a Worthy Successor to Largent

John Shimkus (R-Ill.) has pitched four complete games and been named most valuable player twice. Republicans have won every one of those games.

If Senate Democrats Slam McCain, Will Anyone Hear?

Phil Gramm’s (R-Texas) comments that the U.S. is in a “mental recession” and a “nation of whiners,” only a handful of reporters showed up Thursday to hear Senate Democrats blast the high-profile economic

Jenkins Won’t Run Again in Louisiana

Bill Cassidy (R), who announced his intention to run in June, “it could have gotten divisive.” Cassidy wasn’t a candidate during the spring special election, but he appears to be the candidate that

Gun Fight Fizzles

Rob Bishop (R-Utah), revised it and then made it self-executing so that no floor vote would be required on the measure.

CVC Watch

Ray LaHood (R-Ill.) told CVC and police officials Tuesday. “I’m not even sure you believe it.” The plans are further complicated by the possibility of a continuing resolution for fiscal 2009.

Bush a Burden on GOP

Mel Martinez (R-Fla.) isn’t up for re-election until 2010 but recognizes a political landscape marked by an unpopular president could be problematic for the GOP.