Minnesota: Coleman Camp May Wrap Up Case Soon
After five weeks in the courtroom in an attempt to upend his 225-vote deficit, the legal team of former Sen.
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Shop Talk: Action Jackson
Burris made a couple of public appearances following media reports about the affidavit, a communications strategy that Jackson said in a phone interview was done without my knowledge. It
Ill. Race Turns on Change
In the past, the Chicago Democratic machine would easily turn out the vote for this kind of contest, but the special election has served as a reminder of the political organizations diminished influence
Caucus Faces Power Struggle
In the wake of Emanuels exit for the White House shortly after the Nov. 4 elections, both Van Hollen and Larson were eyeing a run for his plum spot in the leadership lineup.
Burris Fallout Vexes Durbin
The Illinois Senator said only, Two-eleven. Two-eleven, a reference to the room he was attempting to locate.
A Big-Ticket Association
Under the agreement, Ticketmaster will also change the way it handles secondary sales and pay $350,000 to the state.
New York: Ex-President to Raise Cash for New Senator
Former President Bill Clinton will headline a fundraiser for the woman who succeeded his wife in the Senate. Clinton will appear with newly appointed Sen.
Pollster Recalls World Leaders and Their Vows
These pledges are not troubling in and of themselves, but given the current political climate in the country, the struggles Greenberg recounts as these men attempt to effect the promised changes are unsettling
Blunt’s Departure Sets Off Scramble
Blunts successor and the next Member from the district is all but certain to be decided in the August GOP primary.
Banks Get the Cold Shoulder
I wont take any PAC money from banks that took TARP funds, nor would I take it from the top executive, Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank (D-Mass.) said in an interview.
Street Talk: Firm Owner Has Thrived on His Low Profile
That was the biggest segment of the buildup. He was in the middle of all the rah rah stuff, a former colleague said.
Man on the Move
LAHOOD: Weve put all the modes together, including the budget people. … They tell me they are going to meet every deadline set forth in the legislation by the Congress to get the money out the
Heard on the Hill: Token Smokin’
Cliff Stearns (R-Fla.) smoking in the Rayburn House Office Building cafeteria, shortly after the House vote on the stimulus bill Friday afternoon.
New York: Ball Raising Money to Take on Hall in 2010
John Hall (D), said in an interview that hell take a few months before making a final decision on the race.
Politics & Poker: Will Obama Put His Full Muscle Behind EFCA?
the House but was stymied in the Senate.
Our Evolution From Tennessee in 1925
The drama will be presented at George Mason University at 8 p.m. Friday. Doing the play is exhilarating, Asner said in a telephone interview from his hotel in North Carolina.
Does Removal of Term Limits Portend Revival of Committee System?
One of the changes made in the new House rules adopted last month was the abolition of term limits for committee and subcommittee chairmen.
N.C. Polling Firm Building a National Reputation
The company began pushing free polling information on its Web site in the leadup to the 2008 presidential primaries and decided to throw itself fully into the effort after many of the long-tenured
Democrats Push for Quick Action on Stimulus
She tried to minimize the dispute with the Senate over the level of school construction money that led to the delay in the conference Wednesday after Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) had announced
First Impressions of the ’10 Candidates Making the Rounds
But for a first interview, he didnt do badly. Cox is a different story. Id met him before, and I already knew that he was a likable sort who held one of his states top elective posts.