Defining a Future at AARP
AARP senior executives declined to specify when the group will make an announcement, but sources close to the process confirm the internal committee overseeing the search has narrowed the field down
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Beyond the Bluster, Few Willing to Step Up in N.Y.
Kirsten Gillibrand (D) in the Senate primary next year, and she’ll tell you about her legislative agenda. “I’m working hard,— she said in an interview this week.
Pennsylvania: Meakem Passes on Challenging Specter
Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) said on a local radio show that he was reconsidering challenging Specter in 2010 — an option that Toomey presumably took off the table a few months ago when he launched an exploratory
House GOP Alters Strategy, Now Attacking Obama
the president on his budget proposal, according to sources in the room.
Salary Survey Is Off
But soon after the contract was signed, the CAO pulled out and paid ICF $25,626 for the work already done — mainly, development of the survey questions.
Bunning Continues to Dig In
Requests to interview Bunning or his chief of staff were declined. Mongiardo has already announced his Senate candidacy.
Caught in the Mushy Middle
Should he vote the same way when the legislation comes up again this Congress, the sweeping labor reform act would go to the floor of the Senate and would likely pass.
California: Radanovich Could Face GOP Primary Trouble
George Radanovich (R) and may be recruiting a state Assemblyman to challenge the eight-term Congressman in the GOP primary, according to a recent article in the Fresno Bee.
CVC Tour Brouhaha Sparks Angry Letter
“Because you have to go through [the Red Coats], once their tours get filled you can’t get in,— Kirk said in an interview.
Norton: a Player Outside the District
But one aged image, of New Deal workers encamped on the National Mall near the National Archives, stands out as a timely link to the present.
All Roads Lead Through Here
But in an interview late last year, Oberstar said that while he was honored to be a candidate, he was concerned about the diminished portfolio that would accompany the job, which would have meant
Reid Reopens Senate Debate
If you have the manpower that you didnt have previously, you can change how you play the game, Reid said in an interview Friday.
CPAC to Feature Who’s Who in GOP, Sans McCain and Palin
Paul Ryan (Wis.), the House GOPs budget guru, will kick off the three-day conference this morning, which is being held at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C. Rising Republican stars Reps.
Steele Under Fire From GOP Senators
After being confronted about the remarks, which Steele made during an Fox News interview on Tuesday, the new RNC chairman agreed to meet with the moderate Senators to discuss the matter, Snowe said Wednesday
New Hampshire: Bradley May Run for Senate — State Senate
Jeb Bradley (R) is looking at running for the New Hampshire Senate state Senate, that is.
Minnesota: Coleman Camp May Wrap Up Case Soon
After five weeks in the courtroom in an attempt to upend his 225-vote deficit, the legal team of former Sen.
Shop Talk: Action Jackson
Burris made a couple of public appearances following media reports about the affidavit, a communications strategy that Jackson said in a phone interview was done without my knowledge. It
Ill. Race Turns on Change
In the past, the Chicago Democratic machine would easily turn out the vote for this kind of contest, but the special election has served as a reminder of the political organizations diminished influence
Caucus Faces Power Struggle
In the wake of Emanuels exit for the White House shortly after the Nov. 4 elections, both Van Hollen and Larson were eyeing a run for his plum spot in the leadership lineup.
Burris Fallout Vexes Durbin
The Illinois Senator said only, Two-eleven. Two-eleven, a reference to the room he was attempting to locate.