In GOP Leadership Races, Women and Freshmen Step Forward
At this point, the top three leaders of the party are safe bets.
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DCCC Uses Voter Targeting to Combat Spending Disadvantage
In an interview with Roll Call, Aaron Strauss, head of the expanded DCCC team, revealed the plan implemented early in the cycle to overcome the combined spending advantage of the National Republican
Arizona: Richard Carmona Internal Poll Shows Dead Heat in Senate Race
A new internal poll released Tuesday night by the Senate campaign of former Surgeon General Richard Carmona showed the Arizona race to be in a statistical tie. Rep.
Amid Surge, Obama Camp Guards Against Overconfidence
The Romney campaign in the past week had taken solace in the relative closeness of the Gallup poll. Former New Hampshire Gov.
Barack Obama, Paul Ryan Skewer Replacement Refs
Paul Ryan both weighed in against the replacement referee debacle that had the Green Bay Packers from Ryan’s home swing state of Wisconsin lose on the last play of the game in a Monday Night Football thriller
House Ratings Changes in Florida, New York
FL-09 The honcho of hyperbole, the chief pooh-bah of provocation and the high baron of belittlement is poised to come to the 113th Congress. It’s Alan Grayson time.
New ‘Gang of Six’ Vows ‘Balanced’ Deal to Avert Sequester
About $109 billion in spending cuts are looming in 2013 unless the government takes action to change the law that requires the reductions.
On Fiscal Cliff, Progressives Issue Poverty Plea
Secondly, and somewhat ironically, the dismal economy has pushed poverty from the larger political discussion, as both parties focus on the economic concerns of the middle class.
NRCC Launches 26 New Ads Backed by $6.3 Million
The partisan ad wars in the battle for control of the House are heating up, as the countdown to Election Day enters the final weeks.
NRCC Launches 26 New Ads Backed by $6.3 Million
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) The partisan ad wars in the battle for control of the House are heating up, as the countdown to Election Day enters the final weeks.
Maine: Angus King Takes Drop in Polls in Stride
But if the barrage of negative ads running against King bothers him, he did not reveal such feelings in an interview with Roll Call this afternoon.
GOP Candidate Uses Photo With Darrell Issa to Deflect Comments
Viva Darrell Issa and GodBless the USA!”
Club for Growth Open to Spending in Indiana, Ohio and Florida
In an interview following this morning’s Christian Science Monitor breakfast meeting with reporters, Club for Growth President Chris Chocola left the door open to investing resources into those three
K Street Files: Tim Pawlenty Taking Lobby Gig, Quits Role With Romney Campaign
Tim Pawlenty, once a rumored contender to be GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s running mate, is taking over the top slot at the Financial Services Roundtable.
Lindsey Graham: Mitt Romney Should Stop Fundraising and Get Out There
“ Graham’s comments come less than a day after the GOP presidential nominee stood by his controversial remarks at a closed-door fundraiser in an interview with Fox News.
Maine: Angus King’s Lead Narrows in Fresh Senate Race Polls
Still, the new data offer a revealing view into a race that is thought to be King’s to lose.
New England Republicans, More Democrats Decry Mitt Romney’s Comments
On Tuesday afternoon, Romney stood by his characterization in an interview with Fox News.
Street Talk: From K Street to School Corridors
“It’s a grind,” said Scheibel, who also coaches the school’s baseball team. “You are the only adult in the room. It’s very intense.”
Dick Durbin Predicts Republicans Will Keep House
“I think it’s likely we’ll see an outcome similar to what we have today,” he told the editorial board of the Daily Herald, a paper that covers the Chicago suburbs.
Nancy Pelosi Maintains House in Play
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) in an interview that aired this morning pushed back against the growing consensus that Democrats have a difficult path ahead to win back control of the House