Tea Partyers Will Test Strength
After an initial ad buy in January, the club re-entered the Texas market last week with a $1 million ad buy slamming Dewhurst.
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Marco Rubio Prepared for Role as Mitt Romney Surrogate
“Heated rhetoric always has that potential,” Rubio said on Feb. 1. “You worry about lasting damage done to the persona and the view the voters may have about any individual.”
Fare Thee Well, Fun Hoosiers
That’s correct — on May 1, Mrs. McGoff publicly threw her support behind her husband in a political TV ad. “Mrs. McGoff touts Dr.
Senate Democrats Leap Into the Debate Over Gay Rights
“This is an issue that has been evolving and evolving rather quickly, and anyone who can say on Oct. 1 this will be the effect is smarter than me.”
Getting Saucy in Charlotte
According to Purvis, barbecue aficionados should beeline for: 1. Red Bridges Barbecue Lodge (Shelby, N.C.): specializing in old-school, hickory-fired pork. 2.
Barrasso: Lame-Duck Disaster in Democrats’ Future
At the rate he’s been spending for the past three years, he will need more than $1 trillion to cover another year’s deficit.
Massachusetts: Scott Brown Launches First TV Ad
One genealogist found Warren to be 1/32 Cherokee. While Warren’s stumble was significant, it wasn’t disqualifying and the race remains, essentially, a dead heat.
Hearing for D.C. Abortion Bill Set for Next Week
Mike Lee (R-Utah), is the No. 1 legislative priority in the 112th Congress for his organization.
Ethics Panel Says It Will Continue Probe of Buchanan
“There is substantial reason to believe that Representative Buchanan knew on October 2, 2008, at the time that he made the settlement agreement contingent on the affidavit that: (1) Former Business
Indiana: How Richard Mourdock Won the Club for Growth
On the other hand, the club needed a candidate to defeat Lugar, who has a lackluster 65 percent lifetime score on their issues and became their No. 1. target of the 2012 cycle.
Indiana: How Richard Mourdock Won the Club for Growth
On the other hand, the club needed a candidate to defeat Lugar, who has a lackluster 65 percent lifetime score on their issues and became their No. 1. target of the 2012 cycle.
Wounded Warriors Gifted $1 Million
Probably not as exhilarating as the determined do-gooders behind the Fisher House Foundation, given that they collected more than $1 million during their biggest charity golf tournament yet.
Democrats Far Behind in Super PAC Money
That shift is reflected in the recent Soros contributions of $1 million apiece to America Votes, an umbrella group for progressive activists, and to American Bridge 21st Century, which does no advertising
Senate GOP Blocks Student Loan Bill
tax cut in February, and Republicans argue that since Democrats agreed to it then they should agree to it on the student loan measure to keep Stafford loan interest rates from doubling beginning July 1.
New Obama Jobs Plan Gets Same GOP Rebukes
Obama also took time to say that Congress needs to find a way to prevent student loan rates from doubling July 1 and to pass a transportation reauthorization bill.
Political Upside to Stalled Student Loan Bill
Democrats plan to take to the floor to highlight the stories of students who will be affected should Congress fail to act by July 1, when current law expires and the 3.4 percent interest rate on
Capitol Lens: Democratic Block Party
From left: Yolanda Estrict, Johnnie Eva Estrict, a woman who wished not to give her name and Willie Estrict attend the Angel Laboy’s BBQ Block Party and campaign rally May 1 for Rep.
Sam, I Am
Weighing in at 8 pounds, 1 ounce, Sam gave his mother, CQ defense staff writer Megan Scully, a chance to provide some news for that day that didn’t involve the White House Correspondents’ Association
Expect Student Loan Standoff
President Barack Obama has made a campaign issue out of the bill because interest rates on Stafford loans will jump to 6.8 percent from 3.4 percent if Congress doesn’t act by July 1.
Jon Kyl: GOP Will Block Student Loan Bill
.) — so that a compromise can be reached before the July 1 deadline when interest rates on Stafford loans are poised to jump to 6.8 percent from 3.4 percent.