Freshman Broun Facing Hard Georgia Contest
Lesson No. 1 comes from an obvious source: the special election race that brought Broun to Congress less than eight months ago.
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A Cigar Aficionado’s Haven
[IMGCAP(1)]Wright’s business, which opened in December, is one of just a few along Florida Avenue.
In Trauner-ing
[IMGCAP(1)]Unlike in the previous cycle, when the then-first-time candidate’s advisers were made up almost completely of Wyoming-based Democratic consultants, Trauner’s team this time is stocked
Biweekly Payroll Could Replace Monthly Pay Stubs
Beard said he expects the project to cost about $1 million and take several months.
Paul Scrambles to Avert Primary Defeat
Paul closed the Federal Election Commission’s pre-primary fundraising period (Jan. 1-Feb. 13) with $279,000 in the bank, while Peden’s report showed $107,000 on hand and $132,000 in debt.
A Lunch That Won’t Disappoint
[IMGCAP(1)] Now, nearly four months later, The Source has opened for lunch, leading to a new question: Can chef Scott Drewno translate the dazzling, sometimes over-the-top dinner dishes into streamlined
‘Experience’ Issue Won’t Beat Obama — McCain Needs ‘Vision’
[IMGCAP(1)]McCain needs to advance a reformist-conservative alternative to Obama’s “Yes, We Can” appeal — perhaps updating his 2000 Theodore Roosevelt image — and focus on the economy and health
In the Driver’s Seat
[IMGCAP(1)]Just ask Mark Begich, the mayor of Anchorage, Alaska, who is likely to be the Democratic challenger looking to knock out Republican (very) incumbent Sen. Ted Stevens.
Six Questions About Public Financing Of Presidential Campaigns
1. What’s the history of public financing and how does it work? 2. Why does McCain want to withdraw from the system? 3. What does the law say about withdrawing from the system? 4.
Florida: EMILY’s List — Kosmas Should Take on Feeney
Kosmas, a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee recruit, had about $337,000 on hand as of Jan. 1, roughly $120,000 less than embattled incumbent Rep. Tom Feeney (R).
Wells Organizes Meetings On Pedestrian Safety
Tonight’s session is from 6:30 to 8 p.m., and the March 15 forum is 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. — Daniel Heim
Clinton Lead Shrinks In Ohio
and Obama run fairly evenly among the 57 percent of the sample who are between ages 35 and 64, but Obama leads by 17 points among the one-fifth of the sample between 18 and 34, while Clinton has a 2-to-1
A Boost for the GOP Conference
[IMGCAP(1)]Ingram has a long history with Sen. Lamar Alexander (Tenn.), the chairman of the Conference, and he also serves as chief of staff in the Senator’s personal office.
Dollars for Dinner
[IMGCAP(1)]Cole told his colleagues that they should be ashamed of that level of participation.
Republican National Committee Hosts Two-Day Boot Camp on Online Strategies
Hillary Rodham Clinton’s (D-N.Y.) campaign song contest on YouTube and subsequent video spoof of “The Sopranos” as successful clips that collected well over 1 million hits.
The Missing Ingredient
[IMGCAP(1)]Daniels also plans to start a garden in the small backyard so cooking class participants can snip fresh herbs.
Boom Town
[IMGCAP(1)]Dingell and Brooks founded the event in 1983 to enlist their gavel-wielding colleagues in an organized attempt at raising campaign dollars from their downtown allies.
The Flowers Endorsement?
[IMGCAP(1)]Flowers, who skyrocketed to sorta-fame (back when Obama Girl was still in grade school) after alleging that she had a 12-year affair with former President Bill Clinton, says she’s not
Renzi Indictment Puts Shortcomings of Ethics Process on Display
[IMGCAP(1)]Far too often, in both the House and Senate, we have seen the same story: Issues about a lawmaker are raised in public, amplified by investigative reporting or other revelations, followed
Restoring a Soul to an Armenian Manuscript
She shares with them a connection to Armenia’s tumultuous history: the massacre of more than 1 million Armenians by the Ottoman Empire in 1915.