Rogers Is NRCC’s Top Cop
We’ve had Members who are very skeptical and almost downright rude about showing up, but once they’ve got through it, I do believe it’s changed their opinion about what it is,— Rogers said in a recent interview
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Snyder Seems to Be Natural Target
The NRCC’s latest radio ad attacked Snyder for his vote on the climate change bill that narrowly passed the House before the July Fourth recess.
Police Investigate Threat Against Specter
Deputy Chief Paul Leingang told the AP that his police department interviewed a local man on Tuesday at the request of the Capitol Police.According to Leingang, the man left a message saying he would travel
Sunday Morning Highlights: Iraq, Jobs and Health Care
Vice President Joseph Biden maintained that U.S. troops will leave Iraq in 2011 during a wide-ranging television interview Sunday. “That is the intention.
Tiahrt Channels FDR in Spending Fight
of the stimulus package.
Harry Reid’s Son Takes Big Step Toward Bid for Nevada Governor
Rory Reid A 2010 campaign for governor of Nevada seems a near-certainty for Rory Reid , an elected official in the county that includes Las Vegas — and son of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid
GOP Pushing Malpractice Reform
the debates.
Hensarling Shifts to Low Profile
Jeb Hensarling, the former chairman of the House Republican Study Committee, may no longer be at the center of House spending wars, but since leaving leadership, the conservative Texan has established
Coleman Concedes; Franken to Be Seated
Paul — the city where he came to political fame as its mayor in the 1990s — with his daughter by his side.
Obama Sees a Path in Senate for Climate Bill
President Barack Obama on Sunday said House passage of the climate change bill provides the framework for success in the Senate, repeatedly pointing to the support of conservative Democratic Rep.
McConnell Says Time Needed to Review New Sotomayor Material
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Sunday said the Senate needs more time to review the record of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor after new material surfaced from her time with the
GOP Hopes for Big Smack on the Kissell
Many party strategists believe that, with a strong candidate, reclaiming the suburban Charlotte-based district could be near the top of the list.
Michigan: Land Could Be Heir Apparent If Ehlers Bails
“I never even think about it until about February because our filing deadline is not until March,— Ehlers said in an interview.
Pennsylvania: Colleagues Help Fill Specter’s Coffers
Callahan has long been considered Democrats’ preferred recruit and the candidate with the best chance of ousting Dent in the swing district.
Obey, Waters Fight on House Floor
get it approved, and her latest plan included giving the earmark to the school district, which would then fund the employment center named for Waters.”Waters accosted Chairman Obey on the floor and demanded
Florida: Huckabee Backs Rubio, Lobs Attack on NRSC
Mike Huckabee endorsed former state Speaker Marco Rubio in the Senate primary and then unloaded on the NRSC’s decision to back Crist in the race.
Capturing Holy Places in Very Down-to-Earth Venues
Most of the photos in the exhibit, the first of its kind, come from his 2005 book, “How the Other Half Worships.— Vergara grew up in Chile and moved to the U.S. for college.
Villaraigosa on Running for CA Governor: “The Answer is No”
Villaraigosa, who was recently elected to a second term as mayor, said his commitment to the city of Los Angeles prompted him to stay put.
New York: Vet Tosses His Hat Into 23rd District GOP Race
The list of Republicans who want to succeed Rep. John McHugh (R) — assuming he’s confirmed as secretary of the Army — continues to grow.
Democrats Looking to Land Recruit Against Terry
“I campaign hard every time and I don’t like being down to 52 percent, and my goal is to get it back up,— Terry said in a phone interview. “I think this is an election where I can do that.