Elizabeth Warren Invokes Edward Kennedy; Tom Menino Mum on Senate Race
. — Harvard professor Elizabeth Warren invoked the memory of the late Sen.
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Education Re-Emerges as National Issue
Christie, just three weeks ago . gave the teachers’ unions tremendous credit,” Weingarten said in an interview. Progress on national education policy has stalled.
Keith Rothfus Gets His Two Minutes, 237 Words of Fame at the RNC
Critz defeated Altmire in the April primary, paving the way for one of the most competitive races in the country this November.
RPR: Opposition Trackers Follow Candidates to Tampa, Charlotte
“I think it is absolutely sort of a dismal display when you have trackers following people,” Thompson said in an interview with RPR after the event.
House Ethics Will Review Robert Andrews’ Use of Campaign Funds
The Andrews family repaid the two campaign accounts for the expenses after reports of the trip surfaced in the media.
Mitt Romney Makes His Case to Lead
Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) said in an interview earlier in the day that it was clear what message Romney had to get across Thursday night for his speech to be a success.
Virginia: Front Row to Convention and Elections
. — Look no further than the Virginia delegation’s placement on the floor of the Republican National Convention to understand how important the state is to the GOP’s hopes of winning the White House.
Immigration Debate Absent in Pleas to Latino Voters
Mel Martinez (R-Fla.) said in an interview with Roll Call. “Most Hispanics are more concerned about jobs than they are about immigration.
South Florida Race Showcases Two Sides of Allen West
His foot crossed the threshold of the room at exactly 11:30 a.m. The freshman Congressman from Florida, unlike most politicians, shows up to his events on time. To the minute. To the second.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Bounce-ology
His speech is supposed to be done in time for the balloon drop to begin right at the start of the 11 o’clock news.
Dick Durbin: Conventions Are On the Way Out
a thing of the past.
Ralph Nader Makes a Pitch for the Luddite Vote, Blasts GPO’s Net Focus
The consumer gadfly thinks the government is focusing too much on online information at the expense of print.
Arizona: David Schweikert Defeats Ben Quayle in GOP Primary
The two Republican freshmen have engaged in one of the nastiest Member-vs.-Member primaries of the cycle.
Tension Boils Over for Nevada Delegates Supporting Ron Paul
Brian Krolicki walked by so he couldn’t hear the interview.
Sounding Off on Todd Akin, American Style
Todd Akin (who, mercifully for them, isn’t attending the convention), two Missourians are still mocking the political pariah and Missouri GOP Senate nominee in the most American way possible.
Arizona: Paul Gosar, Matt Salmon Win GOP Races; 9th District Battle Set
The GOP races in the 4th and 5th districts were the two most-watched Republican primaries outside of the blockbuster Member-vs.-Member race involving Reps.
Nevada’s Brian Sandoval Embraces Hispanic Outreach Role
In an interview with Roll Call before his speech, the governor discussed his role in helping GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney close the gap with a voting bloc that could be key to his prospects in
Orrin Hatch: Republicans Hurt By Todd Akin, Still Have Shot at Majority
Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) conceded in an interview this morning that Rep.
Connecticut: New Polls Give Parties Mixed Senate, House News
The poll, obtained by Roll Call, was conducted Aug. 21-23 by the Democratic firm Global Strategy Group. The survey live interviewed 402 likely voters and the margin of error was 4.9 points.
GOP Still Struggles for Congressional Diversity, Even With Recent Progress
“The battle’s always been making it through the primary.”