DeMint Looks to Carry Endorsement Success Into General Election
Of the more than $2 million the SCF has funneled to candidates, $1.2 million has been direct donations that were bundled by the PAC.
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Burger Leaving SEIU
Burger, too, had attempted to replace her mentor Stern at the helm of the union, but she unexpectedly dropped out two weeks before the May 8 election.
Crist’s I’ll Caucus With the People’ Has Limits
The Crist campaign referred a request for comment Monday on the governor’s intentions to a Friday interview he conducted on “Hardball” with MSNBC’s Chris Matthews.
Pence: Rangel Should Resign If Charges Are True
But only Charlie Rangel knows if that’s the case,” Republican Conference Chairman Mike Pence (Ind.) said during an interview on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”
Skelton Faces Biggest Ballot Box Test Yet
John McCain (R-Ariz.) carried the 4th district with 61 percent of the vote in the 2008 presidential race. The district has elected almost all Republicans to the state Legislature.
Smoot’s Charge: Hold at Least 50 Senate Seats
“He was persistent,” Alexander recalled in a recent interview about Smoot’s fundraising efforts.
Torossian: Making a Comeback From a PR Crisis — What’s Next for Al Gore?
Now that Gore’s been officially cleared of charges, and with sour legal issues behind him, he needs to make a major public appearance: a major “softball” interview in a selected media outlet.
Pelosi Lauds Federal Court Decision Against Gay Marriage Ban in Calif.
But Congressional proponents of the initiative said the ruling overturns the will of voters.
Sexual Orientation an Open Issue for Cicilline
I don’t think voters care about sexual orientation of candidates, at least in Rhode Island,” Cicilline said in an interview with Roll Call this week.
Democrats Cringe Over Waters Battle
Democratic Speaker Tom Foley (Wash.) eventually came to the floor to referee the matter and barred Waters from the floor for the rest of the day, according to a report in the New York Times.
McConnell Promises Policy Agenda in the Fall
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said in an interview Tuesday that Republicans would unveil a policy agenda for the midterm elections in September, but he declined to reveal specific details until
Social Conservatives: Taxes Are a Family Matter
“We need to make those permanent because it will affect the marriage tax, child tax and the estate tax.”
Cornyn Wants Senators’ Cash
“How badly we want it is going to be reflected by how hard we all work to raise the money — from whatever source — to make sure that these races have the fuel that they need,” Cornyn said in an interview
Heard on the Hill: Doctor/Candidate to the Rescue
Manan Trivedi wants to be the resident doctor in the House — the Democrat is aiming to unseat Pennsylvania Rep. Jim Gerlach (R) in November.
Democrats Tout Corruption Cleanup as Trials Loom
Behind the scenes and in front of the cameras, Democrats are in full spin mode as they try to minimize the political damage from the spectacle of two potential House ethics trials before the midterm elections
Pelosi Feels Very Confident’ About November Elections
“No, I’m not nervous,” Pelosi said during an interview on ABC’s “This Week,” explaining that a Democratic grass-roots mobilization plan makes her “feel very confident” about the elections.
Boehner Defends PAC That Offers Donors Access
During a joint interview on “Fox News Sunday” with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), Boehner sought to downplay the significance of the PAC, insisting that it is a standard project
Graham Wants Immigration Overhaul Next Year
“But at the end of the day, the Democratic Party has to be willing to push their base.”
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Not Above the Law
Dan Lungren was driving in Virginia on Friday morning while conducting a radio interview on his cell phone when he was interrupted by sirens.
Weight Watchers Nibbles at the Influence Game
The company has morphed from one woman holding meetings in her Queens, N.Y., living room into a worldwide business helping members fight the battle of the bulge.