Obama Wins ‘Petraeus Primary’ for Best Use Of Senate Iraq Hearing
“Our goal — my goal — is an Iraq that no longer needs American troops,” he said, “and I believe that we can achieve the goal perhaps sooner than many imagine.”
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Leaders, Bush to Discuss Stimulus Today
“I think we ought to give Stimulus I a chance to work before we get to Stimulus II,” said House Minority Whip Roy Blunt (Mo.).
Democratic Colleagues Demand That Andrews Leave Senate Race
“For the past six months Congressman Andrews had every opportunity to challenge for the Senate seat,” the statement said. “Our Party’s nominating process is open and fair.
N.J. Delegation Gets Tough With Andrews
He has said he opposes a system that would otherwise simply hand Lautenberg another six years in office without voters getting to see where he stands.
Iraq Debate Returns, but Atmosphere Changes
That coalition, known as Win Without War, existed before the Iraq War began and is headed by ex-Rep. Tom Andrews (D-Maine).
Vitter’s Reprieve?
“I’ve known John McCain for over 20 years, and certainly during that time there have been a few spirited disagreements, but never has he called or referred to me as ‘boy,’ nor have I ever seen him
North Carolina: McHenry’s Challenger Disputes Iraq Account
The guard “said I didn’t have the correct credentials,” McHenry told the crowd at the Lincoln County Republican Party dinner. “It was 5 o’clock in the morning and I hadn’t had any sleep.
Life as a Superdelegate: Full of Political Peril and Family Arguments
A year ago, had they been asked, my family would have said “superdelegate” was a cartoon character. This primary season, with its record turnouts, has changed everything.
Back in The Ring
“I haven’t fully ruled that out. You know, the filing deadline is July,” Ventura said, turning his eye to the competitive Senate race between incumbent Sen.
Democrats Seeking To Link War, Economy
“I do expect the withdrawals to continue at a later date, probably by the end of the year,” he said.
GOP Hopefuls Hurt by Flaws
The NRCC’s bylaws prevent the committee from endorsing a GOP primary candidate outright without significant political wrangling.
Harkin on Sidelines For Farm Bill Finale
“I won’t vote for or help to fund any agreement that does not do disaster assistance right for our farmers in need,” Baucus said in a March 18 statement.
A Hard Sell for a Trade Deal
Already, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Ways and Means Chairman Charlie Rangel (D-N.Y.) have said that the move, which comes without Democratic leaders’ approval, will jeopardize the trade deal’s
Tales From Pages of Years Ago
“I told myself, ‘Don’t forget this moment,’” he said. “That’s a moment I will take to my grave. I’m tearing up just thinking about it.”
Coburn Comes Calling
“I’ve made it clear that I feel Sen. Coburn was treated unfairly,” McConnell said.
Banking Crisis Hits Members
“Frankly … these people are economically illiterate,” she said.
Campaigns’ Olympian Challenge
“Would I sacrifice an October buy for an August buy? No,” said Democratic media consultant Peter Fenn of Fenn Communications.
RNC Fund Has No RNC Link
“It’s rolling pretty well along,” he said.
Mug Shots: H St. Coffeehouse Adds Wine Bar
It was also right in the heart of the entertainment district of H Street, where Joe [Englert] was building all of his bars and restaurants, so I knew I couldnt survive without adding some sort of nighttime
Electronic Census Questioned
The GAO also has reported that the bureau was relying on the private Harris Corp. to develop the technology without setting appropriate standards.