Missouri: Todd Akin’s ‘Legitimate Rape’ Comment Ignites Firestorm
In an interview with a St.
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Economy Missing in Bickering on Sunday Shows
chili is,” Madden said, referring to President Barack Obama’s interview with a New Mexico radio station Friday.
Mitt Romney Addresses His Tax Rate, but Harry Reid Doesn’t Buy It
I don’t believe it for a minute, by the way.” Romney told reporters in Greer, S.C., that he reviewed his own returns after the repeated questions from Democrats.
John McCain Slams Harry Reid Again Over Mitt Romney Tax Claim
In an interview scheduled to air in Nevada tonight, Sen.
Dennis Cardoza Resigning
The five-term Democrat announced the news today in an interview with the Sacramento Bee, and his resignation is effective at midnight Wednesday.
Tom DeLay Registers to Lobby on Sex-Trafficking Issues
Tom DeLay has officially made the jump to lobbyist.
Michigan: Pete Hoekstra Not a Fan of 17th Amendment
The newly minted Republican nominee has said repeatedly he supports repealing the 17th amendment, which allows the direct election of Senators, according to interviews he gave in the last year.
Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan Discuss Taxes in First Interview
In their first joint television interview, presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney and running mate Rep.
Conservatives Happy, but Nervous, About Paul Ryan VP Pick
In the next, they anguish that Obama might overcome the handicap of 8.3 percent unemployment and anemic economic growth by defining the race as a fight to protect the popular social safety net.
Wisconsin: Paul Ryan Still Heavily Favored Over Rob Zerban Back Home
Wisconsin law allows Ryan to seek both the vice presidency and another term in the House, and that is the understanding of what he will do, according to a Congressional campaign spokesman.
House Democrats Elated by Paul Ryan Pick. Should They Be?
winning back the majority.
Rep. Paul Ryan, Politics in America Profile
Bolstered by the election of 87 House GOP freshmen in 2010, most of whom are alight with the idea of reducing the scope of government, the Wisconsin Republican has at last found a ready audience
Paul Ryan Spotlight Reaches Wisconsin Senate Primary
Tuesday is primary day in the state, and the race to win the Republican nomination for its open Senate seat has been described by operatives on the ground and inside the Beltway as “a coin flip.”
Group Strives to Spread Word on Unemployment Programs
The series focuses on a program called STRIVE, a nonprofit that offers free-of-charge boot camps for the chronically unemployed, helping that segment of the population focus on attitude adjustment
Grover Norquist to Bring Conservative Powwow to Republican Convention
This is the first time he has brought the event to the site of the national party convention.
Old Technology, Outdated Rules Stifle Congressional Outreach
“It’s the first branch of government, and it must be the most technologically savvy. It’s the closest to the people.”
WH Sidesteps Reid Vs. Romney Tax Return Controversy
Speaking to reporters, Carney refused to answer questions about the Nevada Democrat’s repeated contention that an unnamed source connected to Bain Capital told the Majority Leader that the presumptive
Republicans Hit Harry Reid Hard Over Mitt Romney Tax Charge
“[He] complains about people with money but lives in the Ritz-Carlton here down the street.”
West Virginia: Nick Rahall Way Up in Democratic Poll
, and in the Charleston/Huntingdon and the Bluefield/Beckley media markets.”
Groups Object to Disclosure Rules
The lawsuit against the U.S. government and the Office of Government Ethics in U.S.