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Is the GOP Headed to a Revival in the Land of Enchantment?
The Republicans’ only beachhead was the office of the state commissioner of public lands. The Legislature was equally overwhelmingly Democratic.
Kentucky Battle Tests Old GOP Home
The two self-described Glenn Beck enthusiasts said they came to the gathering of 60 or so local Republicans in the hopes of getting a better understanding of the two men.
Charged Up Over Batteries
to the rule.
Earmark Rejection Spurs Ethics Complaint
“He makes judgments on what is in the best interest of the country and what is in the best interest of the 6th Congressional district. This unfortunately was not one of them.”
Cornyn Signals Interest in Second Tour at NRSC
do so as the party eyes pickups this fall and the possibility of reclaiming the majority in 2012.
Pawlenty Quietly Begins Hill Outreach
Erik Paulsen (R-Minn.) has been lending a hand to Pawlenty’s informal efforts, especially with introductions to some of the younger Members. The other Republican in the Minnesota delegation, Rep.
She Knows Why the Caged Bird Writes
Just the title of a March 2009 study by Pew Center on the States, “One in 31: The Long Reach of American Corrections,” easily puts things into perspective: The number of incarcerated adults in the U.S.
GOP Wary of Nuclear Treaty
The midterm elections are less than seven months away, and the GOP believes it holds the high ground on the substance of its demands.
Man Held in California for Threats Against Pelosi
The arrest was a result of cooperation between the FBI and Capitol Police.
Senate Ratification of New START No Sure Thing
Leading Democratic and Republican Senators Thursday evening squared off in a joint television interview, with Select Committee on Intelligence Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) arguing for immediate
Becerra: Latinos Question Obama’s Commitment to Immigration Reform
“There’s a lot of suspicion, a lot of doubt, a lot of concern,” Becerra told Patt Morrison during an interview on KPCC-FM. “The president made a promise. He hasn’t fulfilled that promise.
Kondracke: Here’s an American Alternative to Europe’s Value-Added Tax
[IMGCAP(1)]The virtue of the PCT over the VAT is that it’s simple, transparent and progressive. It would reward and encourage savings.
Nevada’s Economic Woes Continue to Dog Titus
But it is the state of the economy in the beleaguered 3rd district, and not the “yes” vote she ultimately cast on the legislation, that is likely to be the determining factor in her tight re-election contest
Rep. Steve Cohen Receives Threatening E-Mails
Hostile e-mails were sent to the Cohen for Congress campaign Web site, Marilyn Dellihay said. “It has been reported to the Capitol Police and also to the FBI office in Memphis,” she said.
Edwards Touts New Health Law to Enthusiastic Crowd
Donna Edwards (D-Md.) was 20 minutes late to her first town hall meeting of the spring recess on Tuesday, but that didn’t seem to dampen the enthusiasm of the seniors at the Manor at Victoria Park.
C-SPAN Won’t Screen, Leaves Handling Callers to the Host
In an interview with Congress.org’s Craig Crawford last week, C-SPAN founder and CEO Brian Lamb said he has long struggled with the question of where to draw that line.
Washington: Murray Raises $1 Million; Rossi Still Undecided
Patty Murray (D) will report that she raised about $1 million in the first quarter of the year and ended March with $5.9 million in her re-election account, a senior aide said Friday.
Murray Raises $1 Million; Rossi Still Undecided
Patty Murray (D-Wash.) will report that she raised about $1 million in the first quarter of the year and ended March with $5.9 million in her re-election account, according to a senior aide.
DCCC Weighs Picking Sides in Hawaii Contest
In the Aloha State, Case’s challenge was viewed as disrespectful by the two Senators, and the disdain between the two camps is palpable.