North Carolina: GOP Nominee Attacks Mike McIntyre in 7th District
“He’s walked in lock step with Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi,” Rouzer said in a short interview Wednesday, echoing national GOP talking points.
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Marco Rubio Prepared for Role as Mitt Romney Surrogate
a lengthy interview on “Fox News Sunday.”
Massachusetts: Elizabeth Warren, Scott Brown Close in New Poll; Catholics Favor Brown
The new poll sheds some light on how Catholics, who make up a broad swath of the Massachusetts population, feel about the candidates months after the controversy subsided.
Kentucky: Rand Paul Backs Thomas Massie in Race to Succeed Geoff Davis
“I’ve made the decision today to go ahead and help him,” Paul said in an interview today in his Senate office. “I filmed an ad for him today.”
Indiana: How Richard Mourdock Won the Club for Growth
The interview went so poorly that Mourdock figured he’d never see a dime from the fundraising powerhouse.
Indiana: How Richard Mourdock Won the Club for Growth
The interview went so poorly that Mourdock figured he’d never see a dime from the fundraising powerhouse.
Rob Nabors Is the ‘Glue’ Between WH, Congress
In an interview, Lew, now chief of staff, praised Nabors as someone who is “creative” in looking for solutions that would work for both parties.
Democrats Lend Hand to Fellow Candidates
Democrats hope her efforts will help the party cut deeply into the Republican majority. “It’s a critical element in our Drive to 25,” DCCC Chairman Steve Israel (N.Y.) said in an interview.
Democrats Still Have Tough Road in Indiana
Evan Bayh (D-Ind.) said in a phone interview. “If it’s a race between Joe Donnelly and Richard Mourdock, I think Joe Donnelly has an excellent chance of winning that race.
Gay Marriage Debate Evolves
“The American people are still asking the question, ‘Where are the jobs?’ and our focus is going to continue to be on the economy like it has been for the last year and a half,” Boehner said.
The Illustrated Congressmen
While Western tattooing isn’t exactly a walk in the park — it involves, after all, the repeated insertion of dozens of needles into the skin — the art of tatua is not for the faint of heart.
Senate Democrats Avoid Gay Issues, Too
During the past week, the Obama campaign and the campaign of presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney stumbled on the issue of gay rights.
GOP Fields Thin Bench on Foreign Relations
at the end of the Cold War.
Appropriations Bundling Resisted
With an eye toward the legislative calendar, House GOP leaders are considering bundling must-pass spending bills to accelerate the lengthy process of debating them on the floor.
Joseph Biden Endorses Same-Sex Marriage
In a wide-ranging interview on “Meet the Press,” Biden said he has no problem with gays and lesbians having marriage rights.
Paul Ryan Presents GOP Term-Limits Dilemma
the same opportunity.
N.J. 9th District Race Pits County Vs. County
. — In the battle between Democrats Bill Pascrell and Steven Rothman, the contrasts are only outnumbered by the New Jersey landmarks that dot this suburban district in the shadow of the Big Apple.
Arkansas: Tom Cotton Gets John McCain Endorsement
I’m asking the voters of the Fourth District to send Tom to Congress so he can join the fight for freedom there.”
Kelly Ayotte, Lindsey Graham Will Introduce Resolution of Support for Chinese Dissident
The U.S. should offer Chen and his family political asylum in America,” Ayotte said in a statement about the blind human rights activist who recently escaped house arrest and fled to the American embassy
Kentucky: Dueling Polls in 6th District
“That just doesn’t make sense, especially given that Kentucky voters strongly disapprove of the job the President is doing and the state has one of the highest disapproval ratings of Obama of any nationally