Humpty Dumpty
John McCain (R-Ariz.) have made a mockery of contribution limits. Next year, Congress has to put Humpty Dumpty back together.
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Goode Race Could Be Election Surprise
Virgil Goode (R) and an example of why new leadership, focused on reviving small businesses, is needed in the 5th district. That message has caught fire.
K Street Files: ‘The Greatest Cause?’
Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.).
Campus Notebook: The Hungry and Outraged
[IMGCAP(1)]Brian Diffell, a policy adviser to Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.), created the petition after learning Restaurant Associates was raising its food prices by an average of 10 percent (with
Will Obama Coattails Pull Merkley to Victory?
Gordon Smith (R-Ore.) were simply running for re-election against state Speaker Jeff Merkley (D), heÂ’d probably be heading toward re-election. But heÂ’s not.
Don’t Rush to Any Early Conclusions on Election Night
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Congressional Republicans face a hurdle not only nationally but in key states like New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, New Mexico, Florida and Ohio.
McCain, on TV, Defends State of His Campaign
“I don’t defend her,” he said. “I praise her. I don’t defend her.
DSCC Back on the Air in Louisiana
Mary Landrieu, who is facing some late-breaking competition from state Treasurer John Kennedy (R).
Democrats Sound the Alarm in Georgia House Race
But in the Congressional ballot test, the Congressman is only ahead narrowly, 43 percent to 38 percent, over physician Deborah Honeycutt (R).
Issa Forecasts GOP Leadership Changes
Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) said Thursday that he expects a reshuffled team of House Republican leaders after Election Day and is “very much unapologetic” at the prospect of seeing Chief Deputy Minority Whip
Michigan Members: Accelerate Credit for Auto Loans
Tim Walberg (R) is the only member of the Michigan delegation whose name isn’t on the letter, but Walberg’s spokesman said he did sign it, and there was a “miscommunication of some kind” that led to his
Group Accuses Roskam of Violating Franking Rules
Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) violated franking rules, after the nonprofit group Public Citizen filed a complaint Thursday.
DSCC Urges Candidates to Hit Ties to Stevens
Ted Stevens’ (R-Alaska) corruption trial, instructing them not to “lose the opportunity to link your opponent to their now-convicted colleague” if the jury finds him guilty before Election Day.
NRCC Disputes Reports on Bachmann Race
Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.), the National Republican Congressional Committee sent out a memo to reporters Thursday disputing the reports.
DSCC Cash Bolstering Musgrove Bid
Roger Wicker (R) in the special election to fill the vacancy created when Sen. Trent Lott (R) resigned at the end of 2007.
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.
Heard on the Hill: Lee Doesn’t Want to Be Ayered
If a book debuts and its author doesnÂ’t 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.