GOP Ready to Raise McCain
And while Democrats have cornered the “change” mantra this election cycle, this week the GOP will embrace the “reform” platform and run with it in a way they haven’t been able to for decades.
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Gallup Shows Obama Bounce
John McCain (R-Ariz.), after falling behind 46 percent to 44 percent as of two days ago.
Minnesotans Turn On the Midwestern Charm
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) and his Democratic challenger, Al Franken, representatives from the Democratic and Republican parties and — hopefully — a few convention attendees. In addition, the St.
CBC Members Reflect on Obama Nomination
John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) campaign accused Obama of playing the race card after he said Republicans would try to sow doubts about him by reminding voters he “doesn’t look like all the presidents on the dollar
What I Did When I Wasn’t at the Convention
“I’ve learned you don’t mess around with that stuff until after you win.” In reality, Schrader probably can’t afford the national party label in a district that President Bush carried narrowly, 50
Reid Warns Against ‘Doc McCain’s’ Energy Plan
John McCainÂ’s (R-Ariz.) energy policy today in his first speech before a Democratic convention since becoming Majority Leader in 2007.
Menendez Rises, Shines
ItÂ’s only 11 a.m., and his next gig isnÂ’t until noon.
CongressNow: Gore Likely on Sidelines in Obama Administration
“I think you’re going to see him stay very vocal and visible, and I don’t think he needs to be in government to do that.” Daniel J.
Congressional Races Launched Axelrod
“I think he really, just as he took on Obama at the time he got in [the 2004 Senate race], they thought he was going to flame out, they certainly didn’t think he was going to be the nominee,” Sautter said
Van Hollen, Schumer Promoting Top Recruits
Tim Walberg (R), and former state Lottery Commissioner Gary Peters (D), who is running against Rep. Joe Knollenberg (R). Van Hollen also said that while Sen.
Democrats’ Success in Colorado Fueled by 4
And while thereÂ’s a part of me that would like to coordinate everything thatÂ’s going on, I canÂ’t do that in this state.
CongressNow: ‘Oil Patch’ Democrats Push Drilling Plan
Later, Reid, on a teleconference call with oilman-turned-wind-power-advocate T.
Obama Camp Claims Its ‘Ground Game’ Will Beat Bush’s in ’04
John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) campaign told me that the Gallup track — showing a McCain lead of 2 points for the first time on Tuesday — was evidence that Obama was losing support, even during his own national
CongressNow: Dingell to Take On Global Warming
DingellÂ’s continued enthusiasm for the daily legislative skirmishing was on display in July, when he raised eyebrows by lecturing Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) about the dangers of his smoking
Delegates Know: Lobbyists Here to Stay
John McCainÂ’s (R-Ariz.) political playbooks.
Alabama’s Sweet Home in Colorado
John McCain (R-Ariz.). Everyone from Lt. Gov. Jim Folsom Jr.
Black Voters Crucial in South
Roger Wicker (R) is facing former Gov. Ronnie Musgrove (D) in a special election to fill the remaining four years of former Sen. Trent LottÂ’s (R) term.
National Celebrity Doesn’t Equal Victory in House Elections
Brozak didn’t have much of a chance — he drew 41.7 percent of the vote against Rep.
South Florida Race Heats Up in Denver
Both partiesÂ’ candidates in FloridaÂ’s 21st district are in Denver this week, but donÂ’t expect them to cross paths.
Stevens Seeks to Limit Prosecutors’ Evidence
Ted Stevens (R) asked a federal judge Monday to prohibit government attorneys from introducing evidence at his upcoming trial — including allegations that he failed to declare an interest-free $31,000