Cornyn, DeMint Playing Nice for 2012 Cycle
“The key is, is the Senate committee is not getting involved in primaries. I am. But John and I are talking,” DeMint said in an interview Tuesday.
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Rand Paul Aide Taking On GOP Member in Pennsylvania
Feinberg confirmed in a phone interview that he “plans on filing the paperwork this week.” “I’m definitely thinking about running for Congress,” Feinberg said.
Columbus-Area House Race Draws Candidates
Former Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Leland might jump into the race for the 3rd district. “I’m taking a very hard look at it,” Leland said in a phone interview.
Poll: Warren Competitive With Brown, Leads Democratic Pack
The UMass-Lowell/Boston Herald poll also found that 50 percent of registered voters believe Brown has been “an independent voice” for the Bay State, playing into a key narrative the Brown campaign
Obama Defends Jobs Plan, Says Republicans Refuse to Work With Him
his own side of the aisle.”
American Crossroads Trains Focus on Flipping Senate in 2012
“We’re encouraging other groups commenting on these things to invest some of their earned media,” Law said in an interview.
FEC’s Institutional Memory Says Farewell
One of the most respected experts in campaign finance retired Friday, ending a 30-year career with the Federal Election Commission, where he led the agency from the era of dot matrix printers to online
Adults Dither as Schools, Unions Fail Children
As noted in the NBC conference’s program, “Compared to the rest of the world, U.S. high school students rank 14th in reading, 17th in science and 25th in math — at or below the international average
Andre Bauer Moves Toward House Bid in S.C.
In an interview, Bauer emphasized his work ethic during his eight years as lieutenant governor. “It would be the same way with Congress.
Reps. Michele Bachmann, Ron Paul Have Truancy Problems
High-profile votes — like on the bill to raise the debt ceiling — can become the prism through which voters view the candidates and determine support for a campaign.
Neighborhood Deliveries
Each and every package addressed to the residents on this block of 10th Street Northeast is delivered to one house. The house belongs to William Outlaw.
Rep. Chris Van Hollen Pushing for Tax Reform
make it to the president’s desk.
Massachusetts Man Arrested in Plot to Attack Pentagon, Capitol
The affidavit, which lays out a plan to hit the Capitol Dome with one aircraft and the Pentagon with two others, describes Ferdaus as looking forward to the prospect of “gunning down politicians at the
Tea Party Vs. Establishment in Senate GOP Leadership Race
The Wisconsin freshman, who has already obtained 11 public endorsements, indicated in an interview with Roll Call on Tuesday evening that he is prepared to handle competition in an election set for early
‘Young Guns’ Deliver, but That’s Not Necessarily a Good Thing
And the public’s growing anger at Congress raises questions about what the political effect of the Young Guns will be.
Varied Explanations for GOP Defections
“I immediately began feeling guilty about it,” the California Republican said in an interview.
Democrats Forced to Face Issue of Race
Gutierrez didn’t want to comment on the situation with Jackson, declining to make eye contact during most of a brief interview.
RNC’s Rick Wiley Seeks to Level Playing Field
In an interview with Roll Call, Wiley said the RNC used the special election in Nevada’s 2nd district to test a new ground-game program that is focused on early voting.
Democrats Feel Left in Dark
the middle class.
Jared Huffman Makes the Rounds on Capitol Hill
Huffman is running for the newly drawn district, which stretches from the northern end of the Golden Gate Bridge in Marin County up the coast to the Oregon border.