GOP Woes Unlikely To Produce Pink Slips
Richard Burr (R-N.C.), who unsuccessfully ran for Conference chairman last year.
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Ensign Weighs Role in Stevens’ Re-Election
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), who will begin trial later this month for allegedly providing false information on his financial disclosure forms.
FEC Holds Public Hearing To Define Bundling Rule
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) have publicly released the names of bundlers for their presidential campaigns who have raised $50,000 or more, there is not a uniform system for determining
Alabama: Republican Targets Foe’s Health Credentials
Depending on which side of the aisle you sit on, commercial insurance broker Wayne ParkerÂ’s (R) latest ad in the 5th district race can either be viewed as a decisive blow to state Sen.
GOP Changes Tack in Energy Debate
Neil Abercrombie (D-Hawaii) and John Peterson (R-Pa.).
What’s the Top Electoral College State This Year?
Wayne Allard (R) calling it quits, Democratic Rep. Mark Udall is a slight favorite to win the stateÂ’s other Senate seat this year.
California: Brown Hit for Anti-War Rally Appearance
John Doolittle (R) last cycle, responded with a call for his GOP opponent to stop the partisan attacks and join him in supporting veterans.
With Risk Comes Some Loss for EMILY’s List
But you only have to look at last weekÂ’s primaries in New York to understand that the road isnÂ’t always easy for the Democratic womenÂ’s group.
Mahoney Taken To Court In Rent Case
Florida secretary of state spokeswoman Jennifer Krell Davis told Roll Call on Wednesday that MahoneyÂ’s use of two addresses doesnÂ’t necessarily put him at odds with state law.
Hill Climbers: Lifelong Goal
Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) at the beginning of September, she actually got her first taste of Capitol Hill in 2004, when she interned for then-Rep. Charlie Norwood (R-Ga.), who died in 2007.
Heard on the Hill: Fish Out of Water
For their part, Members on hand couldn’t stop praising the Olympian. “I left a luncheon with the vice president to come over and join Ryan Lochte,” Sen. Roger Wicker (R-Miss) said.
GOP to Protest Energy Bill
“This bill knows how not to encourage [drilling],” Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) said.
Minnesota: In Ad, Couple Blames Senator for Son’s Death
Norm Coleman (R) with one of its toughest advertisements of the campaign season so far. In the 60-second TV ad “Andersons,” Nancy and Claremont Anderson talk about their late son, Army Maj.
Senate Deal on Taxes Puts an End in Sight
“Once you resolve the tax extender issue, you’re taking off the table one of the biggest reasons why we can’t leave,” Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) said.
Couple Blames Coleman for Son’s Death in New DSCC Ad
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) with one of its toughest advertisements of the campaign season so far.
Boehner Says Crisis Will ‘Resolve Itself’
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) is resisting calls for major new federal involvement in the financial markets after the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and the sale of Merrill Lynch roiled financial
Mississippi Ballot Issue Could Stir Democratic Base
Haley Barbour (R) presented a November ballot that placed the special election contest between appointed Sen. Roger Wicker (R) and former Gov.
Rangel’s Mess
This is not to say he hasn’t erred — again and again, and seriously.
Pelosi Threads Energy Needle
If we donÂ’t pass a drilling bill, you have nothing.
Surf’s Up!
Brian Bilbray (R) appears well-positioned to glide to his second re-election victory — this time against upstart Democratic attorney Nick Leibham.