Nation: DCCC Adds Garcia, Moore to Red to Blue’
Garcia, formerly the chairman of the Miami-Dade County Democratic Party, is running again in South Florida’s 25th district after coming within 6 points of beating Rep.
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Seinfeld Rules Are Sometimes About Something
The House returned from its two-week “district work period” on April 13 with votes occurring after 6:30 p.m. It was slated to adjourn two days later.
Garcia Moves to DCCC’s Red to Blue’ List
Garcia is running again in South Florida’s 25th district after coming within 6 points of beating Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (R) in 2008.
Reid Pushes to Speed Reform Debate; Both Chambers Eye Jobs Bills
Democrats say the legislation, which would authorize $6 billion to provide rebates to individuals who retrofit their homes with more energy-efficient doors, windows and insulation, would save or
Mug Shots: Tough Games Can Create a Mighty Thirst
The menu consists of 12 items, including buckets of popcorn for $6, as well as warm pretzels and dipping sauce for $6.
Pennsylvania: Poll Gives Dent 12-Point Edge Over Callahan
The poll took the opinions of 303 likely voters April 19-27 and had a 6-point margin of error.
Shop Talk: Finkelstein and Binnie Make an Odd Pairing
The top Democratic candidate in the race, Joe Garcia, is using an almost completely new team despite coming just 6 points shy of beating Mario Diaz-Balart in 2008.
McCain, Tester to Introduce New D.C. Gun Bill
Updated: 6:18 p.m. Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Jon Tester (D-Mont.) plan to introduce legislation that will weaken Washington, D.C.’s stringent gun laws.
First Senate Vote on Financial Reform Bill Falls Short
Updated: 6:24 p.m.
Miami-Area Open-Seat Race Heats Up Early
Former Miami-Dade County Democratic Party Chairman Joe Garcia — the likely Democratic nominee who came 6 points shy of beating Mario Diaz-Balart in 2008 — criticized Rivera late last week in a Miami
Greenbaum: Unlikely Sen. Brown Is Making Smart Moves
And that doesn’t even take into account that Brown had more than $6 million on hand after his special election win; he expects to be a stout fundraiser for Republicans who take glee in having Kennedy
DC Vote Calls on Obama to Take a Stand’ Against Gun Amendment
Updated: 6:03 p.m.
Grijalva Closes Offices After Death Threats
Updated: 6:08 p.m. Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) closed two of his district offices on Friday after receiving death threats, his spokesman said.
New Poll Shows Teague, Pearce Tied
The new poll, which was in the field April 6-8, showed Teague ahead 47 percent to 46 percent, with 8 percent of respondents undecided.
Hispanic Leader Softens Tone Toward Obama
“The president made a promise,” Becerra said during the April 6 interview. “He hasn’t fulfilled that promise.” On Thursday, Becerra was careful to spread the blame.
Reid, Pelosi Agree to Move on Immigration Reform This Year
Updated: 6:19 p.m.
Crane: Nap-and-Pray’ No Solution for Energy Crisis
The world’s approach to energy is changing, and if we want to protect or grow our share of this $6 trillion-a-year global industry, we need to change and innovate with it.
Small Plates: Food for the Soul
Specialty cocktails, such as the Put Ups Martini with pickled onion, okra, beets and quail egg and the Ginger Smash with tequila, ginger liquor, lime, lemon grass and candied ginger, will be offered for $6
DCCC Outraises NRCC in March
At the end of February, the committee had a little more than $6 million on hand. Rep.
DSCC Ends March With Just $2 Million Cash Advantage Over NRSC
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee raised $6 million in March, while the National Republican Senatorial Committee took in just over $5.1 million.