Hill Climbers: A Day in the Life of a House Staffer
1:31 p.m. Back in the office, her meeting with the communications director scheduled for 1:30 p.m. gets pushed back. She takes out her sandwich and takes a bite.
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Congress Unlikely to Impede Iran Strike
The Senate passed a similar resolution sponsored by Graham, 90-1, last month in an after-midnight vote Senators cast before heading home for the elections. Graham’s measure had 83 co-sponsors.
Mixed Bag of Polling for GOP Freshmen
Four hundred likely voters in the Virginia Beach-based 2nd district, a crucial turnout district for the presidential and Senate races, were surveyed from Oct. 1-2 with a 4.9-point margin of error.
Arizona: NRSC Buys Ad Space in Senate Race
But Democratic groups such as the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, Majority PAC and Vote Vets have been outspending Republican groups by a 4-1 ratio in the past week.
Virginia: Tim Kaine Posts $4.5M Third-Quarter Haul
He still had $1 million in cash on hand as of Sept. 30. Former Gov. George Allen (R) has not yet released his third-quarter fundraising figures.
Gottlieb: Protect Taiwan’s Free Press From Beijing’s Encroachment
On Sept. 1, nearly 10,000 journalists and media students took to the streets in Taipei to demand an apology from China Times Group for the blatantly inaccurate reporting.
Documentaries Offer Deeper Look at Societal Ills
Capitol Hill [with information], who need to say to those who support the drug war that this is not something we can afford,” Jarecki said, adding that the war on drugs has cost taxpayers more than $1
Mitt Romney Recasts His Tax Plan, but Creates New Problems for Himself
“My No. 1 principle is there’ll be no tax cut that adds to the deficit,” Romney said, in a clear break from longtime Republican orthodoxy that has held that tax cuts do not need to be offset.
Virginia: Another Poll Finds Tim Kaine in Front
The poll was conducted Sept. 30-Oct. 1 among 969 likely voters. It had a 3.1-point margin of error.
Zombies on Capitol Hill
Government of residents on the Marshall Islands exposed to radioactive fallout from the March 1, 1954 Castle Bravo Accident.”
Washington: Suzan DelBene and John Koster Fight Over Women
The poll also found the two essentially dead even among women, with DelBene statistically tied with Koster by 1 point, 44 percent to 43 percent.
Arizona: NRCC Makes Ad Buy to Target Ron Barber
It was conducted Sept. 30-Oct. 1. The live telephone interview survey polled 400 likely general election voters with a margin of error of 4.9 points.
Mitt Romney Tweaks Plans, Lands Punches Against Barack Obama
That’s No. 1.” And Romney repeatedly sought to find the middle ground on health care, regulations and the like.
Activists Press Corporations to Cut Ties With Presidential Debate Commission
The next year, it raised an additional $1 million and reported spending just more than $3 million on its core mission to “produce, finance, and publicize the general election debates.”
NRSC Spending Up as End Draws Near
The DSCC has also spent $1.3 million in Nevada, $1.5 million in Wisconsin and close to $1 million in Virginia, where it has plenty more reserved.
Florida: DCCC Cancels Buy Against Allen West
The move comes after House Majority PAC, the Democratic-aligned third-party group, boosted its presence in the district from about $1 million to about $1.5 million.
Daily Ad Track
v=v1BcISId0Mg&feature=youtu.be New Hampshire 1 The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is up with a new ad with a montage of testimonials criticizing Rep.
Bullfeathers All-In on Teddy Winning
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I May Choose Simpson Over Obama, Romney
1. The Fiscal Cliff: I have not heard either candidate address the catastrophe that befalls the country at the end of this year unless a deal is reached.
People for the American Way Airs Hispanic Ads in Ohio, Wisconsin and Virginia
People for the American Way will launch a $1 million Hispanic ad campaign during the next five weeks in a trio of unexpected battleground states.