Dan Liljenquist Works to Breach Orrin Hatch’s Stronghold
The former state Senator still has plenty of ground to make up to overcome the household name Hatch has made himself over the past 36 years.
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Charlie Rangel’s Career Might Be in Peril
Adriano Espaillat, in the lead-up to the June 26 primary is the push for public support — from party officials and local borough bosses.
Campus Notebook: Capitol Police Aid Motorists In Tunnel
Tarik Johnson of the Patrol Division was at headquarters when he heard the news come over the radio system, and he ran out to the scene.
Once More, With Feeling
In a 2005 interview with “ABC News” shortly after he left the Bush administration, Powell said the presentation was “painful.”
Ohio Senate Race Evolves Into Battleground
The chamber’s spending accounts for more than half of the outside group spending on the right.
Rand Paul Tests Political Influence
“There’s so much inertia up here, we’d like to see people come up who’d actually try to change the system,” Paul said during a recent interview in his Senate office.
J.T. Jezierski Connects Congress to Mitt Romney Campaign
If Mitt Romney wins the presidency, J.T. Jezierski will be the most connected man in the 16 blocks between the White House and Capitol Hill.
Deportations Create Quandaries
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) indicated in a recent interview on Univision’s Al Punto that he, too, wants the White House to do a better job of implementing the policy.
What Do Jeremiah Wright, the Chicago Cubs and John Boehner Have in Common?
“I repudiate the effort by that PAC to promote an ad strategy of the nature they’ve described,” Romney said in an interview on conservative-leaning website Townhall.com.
Mike Johanns: Club for Growth Sank Don Stenberg
It not only cost Bruning, it cost Stenberg significantly,” Johanns said this morning in a telephone interview. “It was an error in strategy.”
Establishment Is Pitted Against Tea Party in Kentucky
But any of the three could squeak out a victory given the expected low turnout and the crowded field.
New Books Focus on Congressional Reforms
result of the Republican Party’s lurch to the far right.
Anti-Establishment PAC Taps Donors to Establishment GOP Causes
The alliance could help the CPA tap into small-dollar tea party donors. “I call it the citizen super PAC,” Meckler said in an interview.
Capitol Asbestos Saga Ends After 13 Years
This week marks the official conclusion of the case of 10 Architect of the Capitol employees who were exposed to asbestos for years.
Barney Being Barney Gives Nod to Joe Kennedy
The crowd, delegates of the 110,000-strong union, ate it up. And Frank acknowledged the young attorney on the dais with him.
Arkansas: Tom Cotton Up in New 4th District Poll
An earlier poll by the same group, conducted on April 17, found the race tied at 38.5 percent each.
Louisiana: Jeff Landry Announces Bid Against Charles Boustany
The Member-vs.-Member battle in the Bayou has begun and this Pelican State brawl is going to get very, very dirty. Freshman GOP Rep.
Ron Paul to Stop Competing in Primaries, Focus on Convention Delegates
The numbers are there and Mitt Romney’s going to win the nomination,” Rand Paul said during an interview Thursday.
Obama, Romney Camps Trade Barbs Over Bain Capital
The ad will run for only one day – Wednesday – during the evening news in those states, according to the Washington Post.
Summer Tax Cut Vote Could Boost GOP Strategy
serious negotiations on the tax cuts to begin until after the elections.