Top Democrats Step Up DCCC Giving
But many CBC members are still well short of their dues goal for the cycle, despite the fact that most members of the group are in politically safe districts.
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2012 Won’t Be Any Easier for Senate Democrats
The landscape will shift depending on the final tally of the midterm elections, but the 2012 Senate map shows at least seven seats in play as tossups starting Nov. 3 ‘ the majority of which are held
Kaufman on Daily Show’: Senate Works as Designed
His defense of the Senate echoed remarks he made in a September interview with Roll Call.
Obama to Lead Rally for Perriello
The event will take place in the Virginia Democrat’s hometown of Charlottesville, which is one of the few liberal bastions in what is otherwise a conservative rural district.
Judge: No Ruling on Austin Scott’s Divorce Records Until December
Marshall has denied that he had a role in making the divorce a campaign issue, but the Democratic lawmaker has also said that since the divorce has come up, the public has a right to know what’s
Obama to Latinos: Vote or Miss Chance at Immigration Reform
The president will use the call to highlight actions he has taken that benefit the Latinos, including “health insurance reform, Wall Street reform that curbs predatory lending, and new education policies
Murray Could Decide Senate Control
YAKIMA, Wash. ‘ The debates are done, the funds raised, the TV airwaves blanketed and the ballots mailed. Now, for Democratic Sen.
Historic Fervor Steeped in History
In the 1770s ‘ the days of the actual tea party ‘ it was bitterness about taxation that stirred the colonists to protest.
Democrats Go All-In for Female Candidates
[IMGCAP(1)]Twenty-one Democratic women were first elected to the House in the 2006 and 2008 cycles, and a record 73 served in the chamber in the 111th Congress.
It’s Looking Like Speaker or Nothing for Pelosi
becoming Speaker in 2007, particularly after having spent the past four years driving the Congressional agenda.
Democrats Say They’ll Hold Senate
‘Really, it’s full speed ahead with as much energy and focus as we can muster,’ Levi Russell, spokesman for the Tea Party Express, said in a telephone interview as his campaign bus sped down a drag-racing
Voters’ Willingness to Overlook Vitter’s Foibles Vexes Democrats
Vitter’s campaign declined to comment on the issue. But Republicans in the state argued it is simply a matter of the public understanding the controversy and, after three years, moving on.
GOP Poll Shows Competitive Race in Rhode Island
The National Republican Congressional Committee released internal polling Friday afternoon that showed the race between Providence Mayor David Cicilline (D) and state Rep.
Congressional Republicans: Cut Off NPR’s Federal Funds
from the federal rolls.
Kyl: GOP Committed to Overturning Health Care Reform
The position of the Republican Senators, all of us, is to repeal Obamacare if we can.
Morella, Davis Throw Zingers at Norton Roast
‘How [Hexagon] got this idea to roast Eleanor is beyond me, but when you consider that I have taken a lot of roasting on the Colbert Report, I’ve been used to it,’ Norton said in an interview before the
Obama Rallies Support for Patty Murray in Seattle
“Patty Murray’s opponent has the distinction of being the first candidate in the country to call for the repeal of Wall Street reform,” Obama said.
GOP Candidate Won’t Commit to Backing Boehner for Speaker
“I can’t say specifically on John Boehner because I don’t know what my other options are,” Noem said during an interview with the editorial board of the Argus Leader, a South Dakota newspaper.
Pelosi Stands Firm That She Will Continue as Speaker
Facing growing resistance from moderate House Democrats, Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a television interview aired Wednesday night that she is planning for a third term as Speaker.
Hare Symbolic of Cycle for Democrats
Hare wasn’t anywhere near GOP target lists at the start of the cycle, but it’s become clear over the past month that the Congressman, who was unopposed in 2008, could get swept out in the GOP wave.