Voters Will Sit in Judgment After Jury Has Say
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) sat above a sea of dark suits in the federal courtroom last Friday.
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Illinois: Sun-Times Endorses Ozinga Over Halvorson
The liberal Chicago Sun-Times editorial board endorsed concrete magnate Martin Ozinga (R) in the open 11th Congressional district race on Monday.
Texas: VFW Backs Lampson As Olson Goes on TV
Nick Lampson (D), facing a tough challenge for re-election in the conservative-leaning 22nd district from former Senate aide Pete Olson (R), was endorsed over the weekend by the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Latham Targeted, But Still Favored to Win
Tom Latham (R) in the closing weeks of the campaign.
Experts, Lawyers Prepare for Election Day Woes
“I don’t have a very good feeling right now about Election Day,” said Ken Gross, an election law lawyer at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
Louisiana Senate: Worth Watching or Over and Done?
The difference between a 5-point race and an almost 20-point contest isnÂ’t merely one of degree.
Michigan: Humane Society Takes Bite Out of Knollenberg
Joe Knollenberg (R) apparently isnÂ’t a friend of the animal kingdom.
Timeline: A Senator Faces a Federal Jury
Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) testifies for the defense as a character witness, calling Stevens “totally honest, totally straightforward.” Stevens’ daughter Susan Covich testifies that Allen frequently used the
Stevens, Prosecutor Spar Over Renovations
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) through a series of e-mails from the summer and fall of 2000 indicating that he knew the people working on his home were employed by the oil services company VECO, not the carpentry
Bachmann in Late Trouble
Just donÂ’t call Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) anti- American.
Heard on the Hill: Days of Wine and Scandals
But it wasnÂ’t until recent revelations of MahoneyÂ’s extramarital affairs that the reported row got a second look, with some bloggers suggesting that the two men were arguing over a woman.
Stevens Trial Nears Its Finale
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) stepped down from the witness stand in his criminal trial and placed his fate in the hands of his defense attorney and 16 strangers who make up the jury.
Democrats View Georgia Race as Revenge for ’02
Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) this year can be summed up in two words: Max Cleland. Then-Sen.
Bachmann’s Foe Reports Fundraising Surge After Controversial Interview
Michele BachmannÂ’s (R-Minn.) controversial comments Friday into a fundraising blitz.
Transition Progress
Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) to make a joint statement pledging early action, they demurred. But Bolten got the process going.
In Presidential Politics, It’s Not Over Until It’s Over
John McCain (R-Ariz.) is low, history suggests it is still within the range of probability. It seems the only two people who grasp this fact are Obama and McCain.
Byrd, Lieberman Await Their Fate
“So many people have said to [Reid] that we can’t have a chairman this weak,” one senior Senate Democratic aide said.
Stevens Ethics Case Raises Issues With Post-Verdict Charges
Ted StevensÂ’ (R-Alaska) criminal trial, the Senate Ethics Committee will have to grapple with the underlying allegations of improper acceptance of gifts and failure to report those gifts.
Bachus Open to Stimulus, Feels Vindicated
Spencer Bachus (R-Ala.), who played a major role in the drama over the $700 billion Wall Street bailout, said the markets have become consumed with “irrational pessimism,” but said he believes the decision
Stevens Pressed to Explain Home Renovations
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) struggled Friday afternoon to explain how renovations appeared at his home that he claims he didnÂ’t like and had not asked for, saying that he did not know who was doing the work