Bush Willing to Help With Transition; What About the Senate?
Colleges and universities saw this unnecessary burden and created a common form — why can’t the Senate do the same?
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Campaign Finance Group Targets McConnell
In the final days before the election, Campaign Money Watch is funneling nearly $1 million into the Kentucky Senate race to try to highlight Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s (R) stance on campaign finance
Double Whammy: Money, McCain Burden Republicans
Robin Hayes (R). The NRCC, in contrast, hasnÂ’t spent a nickel on an IE effort on HayesÂ’ behalf. Hayes likely will lose next week. HeÂ’d likely win without the DCCCÂ’s IE for Kissell.
Boehner Works to Minimize GOP Losses
If House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) is dumped in a palace coup following an expected GOP bloodbath on Election Day, it wonÂ’t be for lack of activity.
Kentucky Rematch Is Looking Like a Repeat
Anne Northup narrowly defeated a freshman Democrat in 1996 to win her first term in Congress, but the onetime Republican Member likely wonÂ’t repeat history this year in her attempt to oust first-term Rep
Dodd Considers Panel Openings
“However, in the negotiations on the bailout, he wasn’t really the one who distinguished himself,” it was House Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank (D-Mass.).
Stevens Case Prompts New Ethics Push
Ted Stevens (R), government reform advocates will renew their push for an independent office to fortify the Senate ethics process.
Congressional Leaders Fear Misuse of Bailout Money
.” The Democrats aren’t the only ones with worries about how the bailout funds are being allocated.
Black Turnout Likely to Decide Chabot’s Fate
Steve Chabot (R).
Humorous NRSC Ad Features Franken’s Hollywood Critics
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.).
Minority Vote a Key Factor in Two S.C. Races
Henry Brown (R) and Joe Wilson (R) protecting their political careers along coastal South Carolina a week out from Election Day.
Illinois: NRA Backs Halvorson Despite Her Party Label
Jerry Weller (R) last week, calling her “a key ally for gun owners.” “The Illinois state legislature is not often a friendly place for gun rights,” the firearms lobby wrote in its endorsement.
Heard on the Hill: Meghan’s Emancipation Accessorization
“We value all of our employees.” For her part, Dennis isn’t rolling over.
Drake Loss May Be Nye
. — A week removed from Election Day and with Republican prospects for winning the White House seeming more grim, there isn’t much talk about Sen. John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) potential coattails.
Wisconsin: Kagen Drops $180,000 Into Re-Election Effort
The freshman Congressman is in a tight re-election race against former state Speaker John Gard (R).
Choosing Winners, Losers: Did NRCC Make Right Picks?
LampsonÂ’s district is rock-solid Republican and favors challenger Pete Olson (R).
New York a Killing Field for GOP
Tom Reynolds (R-N.Y.), who is retiring after a decade in the House and whose seat is in danger of falling into Democratic hands.
Ensign Says GOP Polls Show Sununu Closing
John Sununu (R-N.H.) was down 20 points in the polls earlier this year, Democrats and even some Republicans wrote off his re-election campaign.
Dykstra Hits Johnson on Finance, Not Health
Joel Dykstra (R) is arguing that the Senator did not do enough to prevent the financial crisis.
Watchdogs Wound Up for Public Financing Fight
“The campaign finance issue is the biggest remaining issue that wasn’t addressed in the last Congress because we were all focused on lobbying and ethics reform,” said Fred Wertheimer, head of Democracy