Obama Won’t Agree to 10 Town Halls With McCain.
John McCain (R-Ariz.) got an answer from Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) Tuesday on his proposal for 10 town hall-style debates: Not going to happen.
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House Halts Radio Upgrade
Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), Bob Bennett (R-Utah), Mary Landrieu (D-La.) and Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) signed the letter to Morse.
Big Dreamers Eye Seats in Big Sky Country
Max Baucus (D) was set to coast to re-election this cycle, but then 85-year-old attorney Bob Kelleher (R), who has run for political office including the presidency more than 15 times, emerged as the
GOP Leaders Oppose Unemployment Bill
Though some in their party are likely to vote otherwise, House Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) and Republican Conference Chairman Adam Putnam (Fla.) pledged to vote against an unemployment benefit extension
The Bus Stops Here
When that didnt work, Bean directed the team to start pushing, even throwing her own strength behind the massive bus.
Colorado: Udall Talks National Security in Newest Ad
Bob Schaffer (R) in their battle to replace retiring Sen. Wayne Allard (R).
Maryland: GOP: Know Kratovil by Company He Keeps
State Republicans are working hard to ensure that Queen Annes County States Attorney Frank Kratovil (D) isnt successful in his attempt to paint himself as the ideological heir to the moderate legacy
New Jersey: Latest Post-Primary Poll Shows Lautenberg Lead
Dick Zimmer (R) 47 percent to 38 percent, according to a survey of 1,473 registered voters. The survey, which was in the field June 5-8, had a 2.6-point margin of error.
Kirk Not Worried by Storm
Election Day wont be the first time Rep. Mark Kirks (R-Ill.) fate has been tested on the banks of Lake Michigan.
Unemployment Measure Falls Short
But instead of working with them, Democrats “chose to go it alone and ram a massive bill through under suspension,” said Antonia Ferrier, spokeswoman for House Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.).
Schumer Sees Big Nov. Gains
the next group of states for possible Democratic pickups, and three longer shots in the states of Mississippi, Maine and Kentucky, the latter of which is home to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R)
Fimian, Man Of Mystery
Tom Davis (R). At the time, Davis was publicly expressing his interest in running for Senate if Sen. John Warner (R-Va.) opted for retirement.
Judicial Picks Unify Senate GOP
John Thune (R-S.D.) acknowledged that lawmakers see the political benefit of waging the war, though support for Bushs judicial nominations is based on principle.
House Maneuvers on Supplemental
I dont think its moving this week, House Rules Chairwoman Louise Slaughter (D-N.Y.) said on Tuesday.
Alabama: Blue Dogs Howl for Griffith in Open Seat
He will face the winner of the July runoff between commercial insurance broker Wayne Parker (R) and attorney Cheryl Baswell Guthrie (R).
Climate Change Boosts Shaheen
John Sununu (R) for a Senate seat in 2002, President Bush was popular and the Republican brand was soaring.
Republicans Leaning on Andal to Ramp Up Effort
In the previous cycle, McNerney defeated then-House Resources Chairman Richard Pombo (R).
New York: Party Leaders Want Powers’ Foes Gone
Tom Reynolds (R), on Tuesday called on Powers three Democratic primary opponents to get out of the race. In a letter, they said that Powers foes should take inspiration from Sen.
North Carolina: Members Back Hagan, Senators Raise Money
Elizabeth Dole (R). Rep.
House Republicans Unveil Another Plank in Platform
Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) who led the yearlong effort to develop an election-year message and strategy said todays release is the next step in demonstrating to voters what Republicans