A Nightmare of a Congressional Race in Ohio’s 2nd District
Brinkman filed with the Federal Election Commission on Dec. 19 and announced his candidacy officially on Jan. 3, the day before the filing deadline.
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Kyl Faces First Test on Stimulus
In an interview Friday, Kyl acknowledged that this week’s stimulus debate will bring challenges for him as the Whip and for Republicans, but he — along with Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky
Illinois Candidates Dig Deep
special election to fill the seat for the remainder of Hastert’s current term.
Ensign: NRSC Regains Footing
Ensign, speaking in an interview at the NRSC headquarters, didn’t attempt to downplay the difficulties Republicans face in 2008, a presidential election year in which 23 GOP-held seats are up for
Bush Insists U.S. Is Stronger Since He Took Office
[IMGCAP(1)]He told me in an Oval Office interview that “absolutely, we are stronger” as a nation than when he took office and that, even in areas where he failed to get what he wanted — as in Social
The Loneliest Camera
all the other networks covering the president’s speech.
Switching Sectors
The Senate Finance Committee has three new staff members and is keeping them so busy at their new jobs that Climbers could not arrange a time to interview them.
Texas GOP Primary a Standoff for Now
stretches from the western outskirts of San Antonio to the eastern edge of El Paso, and is banked to the south by the Mexican border.
Lewis and Hulshof Join House GOP Exodus
the Bluegrass State in November.
Michigan: Club for Growth Returns to Help One of Its Own
Joe Schwarz in the 2006 Republican primary with the club’s support.
Pennsylvania: Businessman Plans to Take On Rep. Schwartz
The district that comprises the northern Philadelphia suburbs gave Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) 56 percent of the vote in the 2004 White House election — a number that Schwartz matched that year.
A Look at Florida’s Political Progression
“Florida has changed within a lifetime from a biracial, one-party state to a state that has, in some ways, set the pattern of the entire country — and if not the entire country, then certainly the
Northup Hopes Third Time’s a Charm
by the Army, where he serves as a captain in the Judge Advocate General’s Corps.
McConnell Keeps Hope Alive
the first place.
Baucus Gets His Shot at Stimulus
“Now, Baucus is in the position of being on the outside of the negotiation trying to impose some changes.”
To Avoid Further Losses, Republicans Need ‘Re-Branding’
The co-chairmen of the 70-member Suburban Caucus, Reps.
Earplugs-Optional Fundraiser
But the afternoon didn’t get much better for Cornyn, who at the time of the accident was on his way to the rotunda in the Russell Senate Office Building for an interview with Fox Business Network
Senior House Democrats Say Economy Needs a Double Dose of Stimulus
In an interview taped for C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers” that will air Sunday, House Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-S.C.) said he does not think the short-term stimulus package that Congressional leaders
SIFMA One Organization, Not Two, Says New Boss
JPMorgan Chase investment banker Tim Ryan, the new chief executive of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, doesn’t much care that the organization he was tapped to lead got off to
Looking for Short-Term Gain, Long-Term Pain
So despite all the Kumbayas between Republicans and Democrats over giving the economy a shot in the arm, it appears they still want a fight.