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.
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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 don’t 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 arenÂ’t 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 committeeÂ’s 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 didn’t 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 aren’t 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 doesnÂ’t 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!
New Presidential Tiebreaker?
Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) could each attain 269 electoral votes on Nov. 4, Rep.
Ensign Pledges NRSC Aid if Stevens Is Acquitted
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) will also predict the outcome of StevensÂ’ tough re-election battle.
GOP Calls for Inquiry into Fannie, Freddie
It is critical that those at the root of this crisis are investigated and held accountable,” Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said in a letter to Attorney General Michael Mukasey.
Joel the Cattleman Looks to Steer Way to Victory
Chip Pickering (R) in MississippiÂ’s 3rd district.
Bernanke, but Not Bush, Calls for a Stimulus
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) outlined a list of stimulus proposals of his own last week, including deep cuts in capital gains and corporate taxes alongside energy proposals that the