West: Can M-u-r-k-o-w-s-k-i Write-In Make History?
The Democrat went on the air with TV and radio ads after the first week in September and had enough money to stay on the air through the election.
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Thune Acknowledges Presidential Ambitions
John Thune acknowledged during a brief interview Wednesday that he is considering running for president in 2012 but said he would wait until after Nov. 2 to begin exploring his viability as a candidate
Oral History Project Peeks Behind Scenes
In addition to finding the people to interview, Wasniewski and Johnson ‘ the only two people working on the project until publications specialist Albin Kowalewski was brought in last year ‘ spent
Kaufman: Democrats Muffled Their Message
As he prepares to leave the Senate in the middle of November, Sen. Ted Kaufman sounds like the public relations man for the 111th Congress.
Former Aides Can’t Plead Fifth Amendment at Lobbyist Retrial
related to the case have expired.
Ohio Representative Wants Space Between Himself, K Street
In a recent interview, Space told home-state television station WTOV that Ney’s ‘bad mistakes’ with Abramoff compelled Space to adopt a self-imposed ban since kicking off his first House campaign
House Liberals Welcome Obama’s Tough Talk
Obama comes down hard on liberals in a Rolling Stone magazine interview due out Friday.
Snowe Moves to Shore Up Right Flank for 2012
An interview with the Maine Republican on Tuesday revealed her focus on her re-election bid and her recognition that the tea party activism influencing several House and Senate primaries this year
California: Sanchez Stirs With Vietnamese Remarks
Loretta Sanchez’s comments in a Spanish-language interview went viral on the Internet last week, the profile of her Republican opponent, Van Tran, has risen to national heights.
Obama: Emanuel Must Decide Quickly’ on Mayoral Run
During an interview on NBC’s “Today Show,” Obama said Emanuel still has not told him whether he plans to run for the seat being vacated by Mayor Richard Daley, who has held the job for the past 21
Hamilton Knocks Obama’s Progress on Foreign Policy
of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Kanjorski Says Obama, Leaders Fell Short on Messaging
During a CNBC interview, the Pennsylvania Democrat dismissed the idea that Americans are “unappreciative” of Democrats’ legislative successes, including passage of the stimulus, financial reform,
K Street Files: Capito Backs Marketing Tour for Coal
Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) is coordinating the event with the industry group.
More Than Blue and Red in America’s National Quilt
Chinni said in an interview that the book started out as an election-season project with the Christian Science Monitor, and it’s no coincidence that the 12 communities described in the book are mostly
Moderates Unsure About Pelosi Keeping the Gavel
“I want to see who’s in the majority and who the candidates are before I comment on the leadership,” he said in a recent interview.
Delaware GOP Staffer Leaves State Following O’Donnell Upset
The head of communications for the Delaware Republican Party announced Friday morning that he is leaving the state.
Hill Climbers: Bonding Over Civil War Passions
It was a shared love of history discovered during the Arizona native’s first interview with Campbell that sealed the deal.
Online Travel Industry Wants Reid to Stick Around
It’s William Shatner vs. the tea party.
GOP Campaign Arms May Seek ’12 Continuity
Democratic Conference Vice Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.), who led the Democratic takeover of the Senate and then expanded the party’s majority as DSCC chairman during the 2006 and 2008 cycles, does not
Get to Know the City On Foot and by Bike
Cultural Tourism DC bets you don’t, and the organization means that in the nicest way possible.