DSCC Loves Last Week
“It’s been a great week and a half for us,” Schumer said in an interview Friday.
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Manufacturing Losses
The National Association of Manufacturers, the group headed by former Michigan Gov. John Engler (R), has lost key people in both its lobbying department and communications shop.
Cole: NRCC Debt Neared $19 Million
for the first time that the debt left over from the 2006 elections was actually in the range of $19 million.
Cole Willing to Take On More Debt Late in Cycle
National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Cole (Okla.) said in an interview this week that he is willing to go into debt this November to win seats and defend GOP incumbents.
Wulsin Waiting for Full Party Support
Over the past three years, Ohio’s 2nd district has become the merry-go-round of Congressional politics. The two nominees, Rep.
NRCC Looks Long
Cole, the NRCC chairman, indicated in an interview this week that his move to transform the committee’s fundraising from a telemarketing-based operation to one built around direct mail is partly
Senate Eyes New House Emissary
The veteran lawmaker left Kyl with some advice: Build on his House relationships to continue his informal role as the Senate’s chief emissary to the other body.
New York Republicans Threaten Impeachment If Spitzer Doesn’t Resign
hp expected him to resign The Wall Street Journal David A. Paterson SurveyUSA “troopergate” Feb. 12 interview
N.Y. Congressional Hopefuls Gird for Spitzer Fallout
“Candidates like [fill in the blank] can’t run under the theme of ‘change’ on the one hand while defending the politics of corruption on the other,” NRCC spokesman Ken Spain wrote in each of the
Congress in the Balance
“I don’t blame the president for overreaching — presidents do that,” Edwards said in an interview.
IG Critical of Library’s Diversity Office
in an interview.
Blue Dogs Show Rabid Interest in Fiscal Austerity
“We’re going to be the fiscal police,” Rep. Allen Boyd (D-Fla.), one of the group’s four co-chairmen, said during an interview with fellow Blue Dog leaders on Thursday. Rep.
Kennedy’s Healthy Year
He was in the Senate when it passed legislation creating Medicare and has been a pivotal player in health care matters since then. In an interview with Roll Call Executive Editor Morton M.
Obama Has Big Lead In Tuesday’s Mississippi Primary
The poll was conducted March 5 and generally squares with an American Research Group poll conducted Mar. 6-7 that we reported the other day.
Pennsylvania in the Spotlight
The April 22 Democratic presidential primary is expected to increase turnout across the state for the Congressional primaries held on the same day — and could be a boon for two female Democratic
Oregon: Former GOP Chairman Expected to Join Race
Kevin Mannix, a two-time gubernatorial candidate and former chairman of the state Republican Party, is expected to announce this morning that he is entering the race to replace retiring Rep.
Primary Sets Up Ohio Rumbles
Regula had endorsed Schuring early on, and the state lawmaker was the only candidate in the three-way GOP primary to run TV ads ahead of Election Day.
(Absence of) Voting Record Hurts Mississippi Candidate
But depending on how much traction the issue generates in the coming days, Mississippi Republican insiders say the voting flap has the potential to make Landrum vulnerable in a runoff for the GOP
Library IG’s Gun Authority Livens a Budget Hearing
The entire situation, it seems, was news to the members of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on the Legislative Branch.
Texas Runoff Could Become Nasty
In Texas Congressional races, the two top finishers proceed to a runoff if the winner fails to break the 50 percent threshold.