The Mouth That Soared
Her police-blotter-style report of her lunch has since garnered more than 1 million page views and has earned the venerable hired mouth (she’s been paid to opine on food since 1976) quite the following
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House Overview: Redistricting’s Bottom Line
Included in this category are Louisiana (R-1), Massachusetts (D-1), Michigan (D-1), Missouri (D-1), New Jersey (D-1), Pennsylvania (D-1) and South Carolina (R+1).
West Region Roundup
Gary Condit (D), who jumped into the race March 1 as an Independent.
Plains Region Roundup
In fact, he contributed more than $1 million to his campaign in the fourth quarter. But his St.
Midwest Region Roundup
He had a major scare in 2010, even after outspending his opponent by more than 2-to-1.
Indiana: Dick Lugar Ruled Ineligible to Vote
The Marion County Election Board voted 2-1 along party lines that Lugar and his wife, Charlene, who own a home in Virginia, had effectively abandoned their residence in the county and therefore could
Indiana: Lugar Will Appeal Voter Eligibility Decision
The Marion County Elections Board ruled along party lines, 2-to-1.
Brackets for Non-Ballers
Reigning champ President Barack Obama faces off against France’s Nicolas Sarkozy in Round 1, with Russian strongman and 2011 runner-up Vladimir Putin locking horns with Ukrainian head Viktor Yanukovych
Alabama: Spencer Bachus Holds On to Avoid Runoff
Bachus’ campaign doled out about $752,000 in expenditures from Jan. 1 to Feb. 22, according to Federal Election Commission records.
Candris and Kray: Invest in Clean Energy to Net Huge Payoff
These numbers indicate that each $1 of DOE funding directly spurred almost $3 of industry spending and investment in new nuclear plant licensing and design as a result of the program.
If Angus King Wants Senate Seat, He’ll Choose a Side
“No. 1, this is a moot question unless I win, so I’ve got to work very hard to make sure I achieve the trust and support of my fellow Floridians to continue to be a public servant for them,” Crist
Super PAC, Controversy Threaten Bachus’ Seat
Bachus’ campaign doled out about $752,000 in expenditures from Jan. 1 to Feb. 22, according to Federal Election Commission records.
GOP Generational Fight Plays Out in Illinois House Race
Kinzinger outspent Manzullo $580,000 to $452,000 in the pre-primary period from Jan. 1 to Feb. 29.
Democrats Face Ideological House Primaries
Dold ended 2011 with almost $1 million in the bank, and his record and rhetoric on Israel should resonate with the substantial Jewish population in the district.
Carr: Government Has Role to Play in Protecting Children
While there remain too many car-related injuries involving children, research on the effectiveness of child safety seats has found them to reduce fatal injury by 71 percent for infants younger than 1 and
Gingrich, Santorum Confident on Gaining Ground Vs. Romney
Santorum noted that he’s been outspent 10-to-1, but is heading into “great states” such as Pennsylvania, his home territory, and Texas, where he maintained that polls show him with a sizable lead.
Rogers: Drug User Fee Package Is Key for Innovation
The U.S. biopharmaceutical sector pumps out almost $1 trillion in economic production each year and supports more than 4 million jobs here at home.
D.C. Art Venue Has Cool Vibe
“Warhol Through the Eyes of the Children of the Perry Center,” which just closed on March 1, featured the art of children who developed their own versions of the art of Andy Warhol.
The Super PAC Paradox
Friess, for example, has given $1 million to a pro-Santorum super PAC even as he travels with and shares the stage with Santorum, reportedly advising the super PAC on the nature of its ads.
With JOBS Bill’s Passage, Both Parties Tussle for Credit
Stephen Fincher (R-Tenn.) and John Carney (D-Del.), was introduced Dec. 8 and was passed by House Financial Services Committee last month 54-1.