Lamontagne Enters N.H. Senate Race
Ovide Lamontagne, a former GOP gubernatorial nominee in New Hampshire, is filing Monday to enter the 2010 Senate race, adding to an already crowded GOP primary in the Granite State.
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New Hampshire: Lamontagne Gets In, as Club Eyes Senate Race
The Club for Growth formally waded into the Florida Senate race on Monday, and the conservative anti-tax group may be looking to play in New Hampshire as well, where a fourth Republican just entered the
GOP Senate Hopefuls Court Audience of 1,600 in Connecticut
“I launched this campaign with a significant media buy because no one in the state really knows who I am, and I think that’s really important,— McMahon said in a phone interview.
Michigan: Rooney Vs. Walberg Won’t Lack Fireworks
Tim Walberg, who lost the seat in 2008.
GOP, You Got Punked
In reality, the fake pundit Eisenstadt’s first appearance was a phony interview on “Al Iraqiya,— which was then picked up as fact by Mother Jones blogger Jonathan Stein.
Some Women Are Born to Be Blue
In a recent interview, Lanier denied that there was any truth to Baldacci’s tales of wayward intelligence agents killing innocent Americans to keep their anti-terrorism tactics secret.
Rookies Take Two Tacks
Nye was among the 44 House Democrats who opposed the measure.
Republicans Say Health Vote Could Return Them to Majority Status
“If the Democrats keep ignoring the American people, their party is going to be history in about a year.
Generation Obama Eyes Work on Hill
“The purpose of the cover letter and résumé is to get your foot in the door. Mirror what they are asking for. Breathe life into the cover letter,— Gottlieb said.
With Shurtleff Out, Bennett May Escape Serious Primary Challenge
Bob Bennett (R), state Attorney General Mark Shurtleff said in an interview late Thursday afternoon that he believes he still has a role to play in the effort to oust the three-term Senator next year.Shurtleff
Club for Growth Cuts Anti-Crist Ads
Charlie Crist for endorsing the stimulus bill — one day after the governor said in a CNN interview that he never backed the $787 billion spending legislation.
Club for Growth Set to Air Anti-Crist Ads in Florida
Charlie Crist (R) for endorsing the stimulus bill — one day after the governor denied in a CNN interview that he ever backed the $787 billion spending legislation.
Virginia: Loyola Makes Rounds in Washington, D.C.
Glenn Nye (D), made the rounds in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday to publicize his campaign in the 2nd district in and around Virginia Beach.
New York Remains GOP Trouble Spot
“They’re both working the same process. They’re both using the same set of rules. But the Democrats came up with the better candidates — and they both came out of the woodwork.
Former Law Librarian Hit With Suit
As the law librarian, Medina oversaw the operations of the nation’s largest law collection. He retired in 2008 after 14 years in that position.
Ivey May Challenge Edwards
“I’m not going to run for re-election as state’s attorney, and I’m not looking for anything in the [Obama] administration,— Ivey said in an interview. “It’s up or out.
GOP Turns Up Heat as Health Care Vote Nears
House Republicans are planning a series of attacks and initiatives this week to highlight the shortcomings of the Democratic health care package in hopes of rekindling the fervor of August’s town hall
No Lines to Get Into CBO’s Fan Club
“We’re facing overwhelming demand on health care, climate change and many other issues, and we are working flat out,— Elmendorf said in an interview, adding that the CBO is trying to meet as much
GOP Hopes Special Election Is Special Circumstance
“That’s kind of the same debate we’re having here,— Rubio said in a Monday phone interview. “Here it’s a straight-up Republican primary where only Republicans will be voting.
Conflict Escalates Between House Ethics Bodies
“In every matter, including the review concerning Representative Graves, the OCE has followed its rules and the letter and spirit of the Resolution that created the OCE,— according to an OCE statement.