Giannoulias, Kirk Answer for Their Pasts in Debate
He highlighted the loans for which Giannoulias had been the senior officer.
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Raese Says He Will Only Serve One Full Term
Raese is running in the special election to serve out the remainder of the late Democratic Sen. Robert Byrd’s term, which expires in 2012.
EMILY’s List President Says GOP Primaries Stagnating Female Ranks
In an interview for C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers” program, set to air Sunday, Schriock said she is concerned about the possibility of fewer women in general being elected to Congress, despite a record number
Sessions: Spending to Boost CBC Member Telling Sign of Democratic Woes
In a phone interview from the campaign trail after a stop in Georgia Wednesday evening, Sessions said that it’s telling that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has had to spend money
Manchin’s Message: I Won’t Be Democratic Rubber Stamp’
In an interview Thursday afternoon following his luncheon speech at the Clinton District Democratic Women’s Club, Manchin readily acknowledged that Obama and Democratic leaders in Washington, D.C
Gibbs Shoots Down Rumors of Obama-Clinton Ticket in 2012
Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward revived talk of a potential Obama-Clinton ticket during a Tuesday interview with CNN’s John King.
Tierney Opponent Makes Issue of Wife’s Guilty Plea
Bill Hudak, the GOP challenger looking to unseat Rep.
Pickens Abstains From Campaign Donations to Boost Alternative Fuels Plan
In an interview with reporters, Pickens, who was once a prominent Republican fundraiser, said he has pledged not to make federal campaign donations.
Frank Accuses Limbaugh of Homophobic Attack
In addition to referring to the Financial Services chairman as the “banking queen,” Limbaugh played the song “My Boy Lollypop” as he talked about Frank and added slurping noises into the song that simulate
Landrieu’s Hold Turns Into Standoff With Fellow Democrats
Mary Landrieu has carefully honed the art of using a hold on legislation or a nominee as a bargaining tactic, but the Louisianan has come up short in her most recent attempt and has even drawn the ire
When Verdi’s Requiem Took On New Meaning
the camp.
O’Donnell Turns Witch Flap Into Appeal to Mainstream Voters
In her first ad of the general election in Delaware, Republican Senate candidate Christine O’Donnell plays off her notorious foray into witchcraft to make the case that she is within the mainstream.
California: Shirtless Lungren Featured in Bera Ad
Bera’s new ad uses old information: interview clips from an ABC News report in May 2008, which detailed Lungren’s trip.
Investors in Precious Metals Jangle Coin in D.C.
In an interview Monday, Pyle confirmed that he is representing the PAC for free.
Republican Centrists Fight for Relevance
Big GOP gains this November are likely to bolster the conservative wing of the party.
Cornyn Predicts 12 Senate Seats Are Within GOP Reach
the majority.
Gallery Shows Force Behind Rise of the Post
The longtime Washington Post publisher was instrumental in ensuring that some of the biggest news stories of the 20th century ‘ the Pentagon Papers and the Watergate scandal ‘ reached the public,
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Eat, Pray and Be Married
The topic hits home for Gilbert, whose husband is from Brazil.
Judge Throws Out Suit Challenging Engravings in CVC
Conley dismissed the case, brought by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, because the concurrent resolutions directing the Architect of the Capitol to complete the engravings were not tied to a specific