Which Ticket Really Will Deliver Change Voters Want?
Tom Ridge (R), but he balked after being warned that a pro-choice selection might produce open revolt at this convention.
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Home-State GOPers Hail Lieberman Speech
John McCain (R-Ariz.).
Gipper Nostalgia Recalls A Time Few Remember
“I don’t remember him as a sitting president, [but] I vaguely remember seeing things on television.” Neaton, a Minnesota native and recent college graduate, just finished an internship with the ACU
Dole’s Absence Noted
Elizabeth Dole (R-N.C.) is AWOL from the Xcel Energy Center this week, forced to defend her once-safe seat in a come-from-nowhere race back home and dispatching her husband to the Twin Cities to mingle
Defying the Numbers, Gilmore Presses On
Jim Gilmore (R) expressed optimism Tuesday night about his chances of winning a U.S. Senate seat this fall.
Despite Palin, GOP Still Opposes Tax on Oil Companies
But Congressional Republicans arenÂ’t about to jump on the soak-the-oil-companies bandwagon. TheyÂ’re still blocking efforts by Democratic leaders and Sen.
K Street Files: Back on the Home Front
There aren’t lines in Washington. It’s actually civilized,” said GolinHarris lobbyist Michael Fulton, who added that he’s been meeting with Congressional aides on Capitol Hill this week.
Business Interests Focus On the Fight for Senate Control
John McCain (R-Ariz.) wins the presidency, the Senate will be the only place where they can stop the passage of the Employee Free Choice Act.
Poll: Missouri 9th May Be Waste of Democrats’ Efforts
As House Democrats dream of expanding the fall playing field into districts where they havenÂ’t been competitive for years, they are paying close attention to MissouriÂ’s 9th district seat, which Rep.
CongressNow: GOP Shake-Up Coming on Armed Services Committees
James Inhofe (R-Okla.), a conservative who backs increased military spending and has strongly supported the Bush administrationÂ’s war policies, is in line to take over that post.
Ad-Libbing Giuliani Ridicules Obama’s Voting Record, Issue Stances
A frenetic crowd greeted former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R), who delivered the most critical assessment of Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) so far this evening.
Lieberman’s Act Riles Colleagues
John McCain (R-Ariz.) over Obama.
Poizner May Be GOP Savior on Redistricting
Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) exits office in 2010 because of term limits. “I feel quite passionate about redistricting reform.
Kirk ‘Not Really’ at Convention
Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) parachuted into the Twin Cities earlier this week, hosting a Monday discussion on energy issues before catching the first ride out of town later that day in what could be a political
Heard on the Hill: Huck — Slim and CBS-Bound?
Sarah Palin (R). There’s apparently an even brighter new star of the Republican Party, and his name is … um, the Rev. Al Sharpton?
Alaska Governor Goes National
And I don’t think she’s been that kind of governor. … I mean, she has such public support and so much public popularity that with the legislators, she doesn’t always need to put a deal together.”
Stassen’s Son, Obama Fan, Recalls Conventions Past
Eisenhower (R) secure the nomination.
CongressNow: Personal Ties Guide Choice for Commerce Secretary
John Engler (R), who now heads the National Association of Manufacturers, or former Sen. George Allen (R-Va.), who is also a former governor.
K Street Files: Palin’s Peeps
Howard Pollock (R) and Sen. Ted Stevens (R) before starting to work for the state in 1979. “Generally we feel that Alaskans are our own best advocates.
McCain Replaces Gustav as Convention Star
John McCainÂ’s (R-Ariz.) long record of service to his country.