Peach State Sees Ripe Opportunity for Presidential Politics
The Peach State is looking at holding its presidential preference primary on a date when the state can have the most influence over the process.
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Allen West Is Targeted Wherever His Florida District Might Be
of the district will be.
Obama Visits Media Market He Shunned in 2008
Even though Iowa is traditionally a swing state, the Obama campaign refused to air television ads in the general election in the Quad Cities because of the exorbitant cost, according to a campaign
Cicilline’s Unpopularity Sparks 2012 Primary Talk
He may be among the most unpopular freshmen in the nation, but Rep.
DeMint: No Plan to Recruit Conservatives Against GOP Incumbents
However, the South Carolina Republican had a word of caution for incumbents during an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
Ken Blackwell Decides Against Ohio Senate Bid
Senate,” Blackwell told the Daily Caller on Friday. “I believe it is unfair to the conservative objective of defeating Sherrod Brown to stretch out my decision making process any further.”
Utah Gets Some 2012 Attention
Though Utah is not a crucial early primary state on the road to the Republican presidential nomination, the 2012 campaign could take an occasional detour through it during the next several months
Tea Party Group Starts New Anti-Obama PAC
The new PAC was registered with the FEC in April.
GOP Wary of Repeating Redraw Overreach in Pa.
The small town of Johnstown is the biggest point of contention in the southwestern Pennsylvania map.
Between the Lines: Schwarz and Schauer Drawn Out of Old Michigan Seat
“They drew both of us out, which neither Mark or I are very happy about it,” Schwarz said in a phone interview.
Anuzis Boosts Potential Stabenow Challengers
Several high-profile Republicans in the state, including Anuzis, have taken a pass on the race — leaving the GOP still hunting for a candidate.
Hatch Lets Loose His Inner Tea Party
Call on Wednesday in a brief interview.
No Rival and Plenty of Cash? Don’t Rest Easy
“Now, wisely investing in infrastructure in the off-year can save you money in the long run.”
Republican Announces Long-Shot Bid in Massachusetts
In 1775, a rag-tag band of colonists first took aim against the powerful army of the British Empire on the town green in the center of Lexington, Mass.
Cantor Rejects Idea of Short-Term Debt Deal
Cantor’s comments come after Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) indicated in a Sunday interview on CBS’ “Face the Nation” that he would be open to moving “a very short-term” bill if it
Michigan Redistricting Puts Peters in a Pickle
John Conyers (D) and the Congressional Black Caucus are leading the charge in Lansing against the map, leaving Peters and other Detroit-area Democrats to sort out the potential primary situation.
Muslims Hope to Capitalize on Criticism
actually boost the community’s clout.
Majority Stakes for Nevada
to the FCIC.
Tribes Seek Help on Legal Fee Payout
But the lawmakers and tribes continue to push for $50 million, saying the rest of the money should go to the individual plaintiffs.
All Talk, No Action on Jobs
who don’t care about the unemployed.