Congressional Races Launched Axelrod
When Barack Obama accepts the Democratic presidential nomination tonight, it will represent the pinnacle thus far in the career of David Axelrod, the Illinois Senators chief political strategist.
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Up the Road in Wyoming, Democrats Hopeful
In her contest against Democrat Gary Trauner, I will be outspent, conceded Republican nominee Cynthia Lummis in a recent interview here a notable acknowledgement in a state that is about as Republican
South Florida Race Heats Up in Denver
to attend the weeks festivities.
Unlike Other Vulnerables, Mitchell Visiting Denver
I think its a real tough race, Mitchell said in an interview Tuesday morning while having breakfast with Arizona delegates. I take [the race] very serious.
CongressNow: Sestak Seeks Bipartisan Approach to Ending War
If we had reached across to the other side of the aisle last year, we might have already begun a redeployment and have less dead, potentially, Sestak, a former Navy vice admiral, said in an interview
Illinois Pols Covet Obama’s Senate Seat
the Denver party.
Now It’s Biden Time in Denver
As it turned out, Obama decided on the six-term Delaware Senator who unsuccessfully sought the 2008 nomination himself and, as chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, is one of the Senates most notable
Stevens Keeping the Faith
In an interview in his Anchorage campaign office, Stevens was asked what he would do if he lost the seat he has held for 40 years. You know, I dont even contemplate that, he said.
Culver: Iowa, N.H. Should Stick Together on Primary Calendar
In some ways, we made the best case ever in 2008 for why it is so important to allow the candidates to get out there on the grass-roots level, to force them to interact directly with people, to
Colorado Candidates Battling for Independents
Steve Mize, 47, illustrates the challenge Udall might face down the stretch of the fall campaign.
Udall Urges Democrats to Stick to Center
Udall, who is running for Senate, lumped himself in that category during an interview last week and said that presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Sen.
McCotter Debates Tourist as Protest Winds Down
McGrorty said in an interview that he drives a Toyota Prius. I wish they were made in America, he said.
McCotter Vs. Prius-Driving Tourist
Randolph McGrorty, 45, of Miami, was touring the Capitol when his tour guide noted they could go on the House floor because of the GOP protest.
Obama Uses McCaskill Win as Mo. Road Map
. Its the only time Im ever aware of that a presidential candidate left Missouri before it was over, McCaskill recalled in a recent interview with Roll Call.
Education Event Tags Unions
The Democratic National Convention is perhaps the last place youd expect to hear anti-union rhetoric by some of the partys notable politicians.
Parties Bringing Big Guns to Foe’s Convention
the trip next week.
Denver Firms Polish the Brass for VIP Visitors
The company chipped in $1 million to the host committee to help lure the convention to the Rocky Mountain state.
Colorado Democrat Soft-Pedals Partisan Views
of the vote.
Young Fights Alaska’s Thirst for Change
ANCHORAGE, Alaska In her 17th-floor office downtown the state government has the second-tallest building in the largest city in the state Gov.
With Vast Agenda, Obama Must Name His Priorities
[IMGCAP(1)]And, perhaps an even bigger question is: Is Obama the anti-corporate populist he appears to be on the campaign trail or the pro-growth and pro-market guy he described in a recent interview