Pennsylvania: Gerlach Mulling Senate or Gubernatorial Bid
Jim Gerlach (R) is leaving the door open to running for Senate in 2010 in light of Sen.
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Party Switch Reignites Club for Growth Debate
Arlen Specter (Pa.), debate kicked off about the role and influence of the conservative Club for Growth within the party.
Van Hollen Says Democrats Will Be Ready to Fight in 2010
Hollen said in an interview with Roll Call reporters and editors Wednesday.
Conyers, Nadler Ask Holder to Name Counsel on Torture
Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.), chairman of the Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, argued in a letter Tuesday that the United States is obligated to investigate torture
Specter Defends Switch, Blames GOP’s Right Wing
“As the Republican Party has moved to the right, I have found myself increasingly at odds with the philosophy of the Republican Party and more in line with the philosophy of the Democratic Party,— Specter
Specter’s Democratic Roots Go Way, Way Back
It was the perfect launching pad for a run at district attorney, but, Specter recalled in a 2004 interview, the chairman of the Democratic City Committee, Frank Smith, pointedly told him: “We don
Reid Gets Spoils of 100th Day
the measure’s price tag.
Bishop Rings Up Big Legal Bill
to the law firm, which is listed as “Greenbery Traurig— in the finance report.
Maloney Focuses on Women’s Agenda
“Women lose an estimated $400,000 to $2 million in a lifetime— because of pay disparities, Maloney said in an interview. “The strongest predictor of poverty in old age is being a mother.
Virginia: Wolf Plans to Run for Re-Election in 2010
But while Wolf had “no comment— on his anemic first-quarter fundraising during a brief interview on Capitol Hill last week, he did say that “of course— he’s running again in 2010.
Parties Look to Expand Playing Field With Recruiting
Loretta Sanchez (D-Calif.), where the party is putting the full-court press on Assemblyman Van Tran (R) to enter the race.
Politics & Poker: ACORN Aims for 1 Million Member Families’
In an interview Monday, Lewis said her call was met at first with stunned silence at RNC headquarters, followed by panic. And she never did get through to Steele.
Members Weigh In on Voting Rights Case
the lessons of the past.
Torture Debate Dominates Sunday Shows
.— He compared the potential public relations victory for al-Qaida to the photos released of abuses at the Abu Ghraib prison.
Watchdog Groups Want Ethics Panel Probe of PMA Ties
The request will seek a probe into whether the millions of dollars in campaign contributions the firm generated for favored Members of Congress influenced the tens of millions of dollars in earmarks those
Heard on the Hill: Of Mice and Congressmen
[IMGCAP(1)]The Oklahoma Republican just didn’t know they would be the four-legged, furry type.
GOP Retirees Hoard Millions
Everett had the most cash of all the GOP retirees from the 2008 cycle, reporting $721,000 in his campaign account at the end of March.
Growing Gephardt Inc.
— The same values and work ethic that propelled the 14-term Congressman from St.
Castle More Likely to Run for Senate Than Re-Election
In an interview on Capitol Hill, Castle also acknowledged that several GOP Senators, including John McCain (Ariz.), have been pushing him in recent weeks to make the move to the other side of Capitol
Truth Commission’ Gains Currency Among Democrats
We don’t hide behind lies,— Boxer said during an interview on MSNBC.