Ohio: Joyce Raised $234,000 in First Quarter
Joyce, perhaps Ohio’s most vulnerable House Republican, ended last month with $463,000 in the bank.
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Barletta’s Battle to Halt Illegal Immigration
“The emergency room in the hospital, the wait time began to increase to six, seven, eight hours.
New Hampshire: Sununu Forgoes Comeback Senate Bid
Jeanne Shaheen to a rematch, he told the the New Hampshire Union Leader in an interview Friday. His announcement opens the floodgates for Granite State Republicans looking at the race.
Camp Takes Aim at Romney’s Favorite Tax Break
In a brief interview following the Christian Science Monitor breakfast briefing with reporters, the Michigan Republican would not rule out eliminating the loophole, which famously allows hedge funds
Reid Downplays ‘Nuclear Option’ Threat on Judges
In an April 5 interview with Nevada public radio, Reid held out the possibility that he would move to prevent Republicans from filibustering President Barack Obama’s court picks.
Cato, Heritage Battle Over Immigration Overhaul
In an interview late on April 5, Cato Immigration Policy Analyst Alex Nowrasteh blamed what he described as a “flawed” 2007 study by Heritage Senior Research Fellow Robert Rector for pushing Republicans
California: Panetta Fundraising for Farr as Son Eyes His Seaside Seat
Sam Farr in the coastal California district that the former congressman’s son is now eyeing.
Will Reid and McConnell Road-Trip To Springfield?
When the coach’s son Danny Tarkanian ran for the House last year as a Republican, Reid took a swing at the younger Tarkanian’s financial woes but also highlighted his own role in helping the elder
K Street Files: Former Obama Health Care Guru Heads to K Street
The lobbying boutique Avenue Solutions has scored a major new hire from the administration: Yvette Fontenot, who played a key role in the health care overhaul.
Shop Talk: Troubled Minnesota GOP Names New Chairman
The GOP has a number of state parties on the skids, but few have had as rough of a few years as the Minnesota GOP.
Hagan Manager Is Known for Tackling Tough Races
“You can kind of see I love working on a good, challenging Senate race,” Elliott said in a phone interview. Elliott doesn’t always take his job so seriously.
Reid Kicks Off Gun Debate With Emotional Swipe at Republicans
gun priority and is by far the most contentious aspect of the overall package.
Mad Men: Madison Avenue’s Advice to the GOP
Ask the modern day “Mad Men” on New York’s Madison Avenue about the GOP’s efforts to rebrand and they point to the recent episode involving Rep.
K Street Files: Former Obama Health Care Guru Heads to K Street
The lobbying boutique Avenue Solutions has scored a major new hire from the administration: Yvette Fontenot, who played a key role in the health care overhaul.
Rules of the Game: Lame-Duck FEC Invites Scofflaws
“I’m concerned about the pace of enforcement,” Weintraub said in an interview.
Rules of the Game: Lame-Duck FEC Invites Scofflaws
“I’m concerned about the pace of enforcement,” Weintraub said in an interview.
Mitch McConnell Plans Final Four Trip
Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said in a Friday radio interview that he planned to be at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta for Monday night’s NCAA men’s basketball national championship game to root on the team from
Pryor Still ‘Undecided’ on Gay Marriage
In a Friday interview with a local television station, the Arkansan said he recently has been lobbied on the issue but has not made a decision on whether to support or oppose same-sex unions.
Reid Hints at Using ‘Nuclear Option’ on Judges
of the potential for the chamber’s rules to be modified at any point in the year, not just at the opening of a new Congress.
Rand Paul Gets Presidential Profile Treatment From CBN
“The Special Rand Paul Edition of The Brody File,” as Brody described it, has the look and feel of the kind of profiles that are given to serious presidential candidates — including questions about