Delaware GOP Staffer Leaves State Following O’Donnell Upset
The head of communications for the Delaware Republican Party announced Friday morning that he is leaving the state.
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Hill Climbers: Bonding Over Civil War Passions
It was a shared love of history discovered during the Arizona native’s first interview with Campbell that sealed the deal.
Online Travel Industry Wants Reid to Stick Around
It’s William Shatner vs. the tea party.
GOP Campaign Arms May Seek ’12 Continuity
Democratic Conference Vice Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.), who led the Democratic takeover of the Senate and then expanded the party’s majority as DSCC chairman during the 2006 and 2008 cycles, does not
Get to Know the City On Foot and by Bike
Cultural Tourism DC bets you don’t, and the organization means that in the nicest way possible.
Liberals May Trim Leaders Next Year
Woolsey, who is nearing the end of her sixth year as a leader of the 83-member group, said in a recent interview that she is not ready to say whether she wants to seek another two-year term, but she said
Democrats Dig Up Ganley Dirt in Ohio, Air It
In an interview, National Republican Congressional Committee spokesman Tory Mazzola said Democratic harping on the wealthy candidate’s alleged business practices are a distraction.
Jackson Tries to Squelch Fundraising Allegations
Nayak also alleged he paid for airline tickets for a female acquaintance of Jackson’s at the request of the Illinois lawmaker, the paper reported.
Debate Rages Over Price of GOP Pragmatism
The notion of retaking control of the Senate as paramount, as expressed by Cornyn and Thune, tends to reflect the views of the 41-member Republican Senate Conference — from the conservatives to the
Will the Rangel Factor Dog N.Y.
Charlie Rangel’s primary victory last week ensures the New York Democrat’s place in the news — and potentially on voters’ minds — for the six weeks leading up to the general election.
Labor Pains: Juggling Politics and Pregnancy
After the twins were born, Jenny urged him to go back to the set and finish making the commercial the next morning. “The bags under my eyes were pretty bad,” he said.
McConnell Embraces Big Tent GOP
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, during a wide-ranging interview Thursday on the upcoming elections, said his party must embrace candidates across the ideological spectrum if it hopes to retake
McConnell Hopes for Compromise Post-November
During a 30-minute interview in his Capitol office, the Kentucky Republican cautioned his party against overconfidence, warning that a GOP rout was far from certain against Democratic opponents he
House Bill Would Force Congress to Buy American Goods
“As you go through the different aisles and shelves and through House administration, where we procure our office supplies — that should be made in America,” the Ohio Democrat said in an interview
Hill Climbers: A Passion for Government Started With a Class
For some staffers, working for a Congressional office is like being recruited to a fraternity or sorority: You interview with several organizations, you’re familiar with their reputation and, in the end
K Street Files: GOP Leaders, Lobbyists Raise Cash for NRCC
The firm was also paid $50,000 in each of the first two quarters of this year to lobby for the RIAA, which wants broadcasters to pay performers royalties every time their tunes are played on the radio.
DCCC Releases New Round of Polls
The release comes a week after the DCCC pushed out a dozen polls that also showed good news for Democratic incumbents around the country.
U.S. Wineries Push for Trade Pact With Korea
In 2007, the Asian country was the No. 8 consumer of American wine, importing roughly $17 million worth of red and white varieties.
Barrasso Wins Key Support for Leadership Post
Tom Coburn (Okla.) to become the next vice chairman of the Senate Republican Conference — and that might be the crucial vote he needs to secure the post.
Van Hollen: We Haven’t Lost the House Yet
In an interview Monday, the man who carries on his shoulders the hopes of a continued Democratic House hit Republicans for being too confident and promised a voter enthusiasm-builder/turnout effort