Support Slim for ‘Gang of Eight’
“Nothing has changed,” one senior GOP leadership aide said.
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‘Last Resort’ for Capitol Police Union
. … It’s a last resort,” Konczos said. “But I told [Reynolds], ‘I can’t keep rehashing everything. Nothing’s changed.’”
South Region Roundup
“Some say I push too hard, that I ask too much,” West said in one of his ads. “My response: I’m just getting started.” Democrat Patrick Murphy is a credible challenger.
Chip Cravaack Navigates Tricky Race
Alone on the ground and without a wave to ride, Rep. Chip Cravaack’s path to re-election is complicated.
Republicans Look to Retaliate Against WH Over Ill. Prison Sale
Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) questioned the White House decision to move forward without the support of the Republicans in Congress but noted the facility would be a boon for the local economy in Clinton, Iowa
Blue Dogs Brace for Another Drubbing
“I think there’s going to be a lot of surprises,” said the six-term lawmaker who will retire at the end of the year, almost certainly leaving his district in Republican hands. “2010 was the worst
Mitt Romney Recasts His Tax Plan, but Creates New Problems for Himself
It’s impossible to know exactly who would pay more without more details, however, and when pressed the aide said it would be “speculation” at this stage to say who might see taxes go up.
Obama Asks Where ‘Real Mitt Romney’ Went on Debate Night
“When I got onto the stage, I met this very spirited fellow who claimed to be Mitt Romney,” Obama said at a Denver rally.
Jose Serrano Endorses D.C. Budget Referendum
He said Congress has shown a consistent unwillingness to grant D.C. expanded rights without a catch, such as restrictions on local abortion funding or rollbacks of the city’s gun laws.
Mitt Romney Tweaks Plans, Lands Punches Against Barack Obama
“I’m sorry, Jim, I’m going to stop the subsidy to PBS,” Romney said. “I’m going to stop other things. I like PBS, I love Big Bird. Actually, I like you, too.
Activists Press Corporations to Cut Ties With Presidential Debate Commission
Four days and several visits later, a CPD official threatened to have him arrested, he said. “I returned to Iowa.
Kathy Hochul Proving Herself as a Retail Politician in New York
Stumping for Votes On the campaign trail, Collins occasionally appears forced, launching into standard economic Republican talking points without provocation.
Judge Halts Pennsylvania’s Voter ID Law Until After Election Day
“Instead, I conclude that the salient offending conduct is voter disenfranchisement. As a result, I will not restrain election officials from asking for photo ID at the polls.”
Republicans Protest Planned Purchase of Illinois Prison
The Justice Department is again drawing the ire of House Republicans, this time over moving ahead with the purchase of a prison facility in Illinois without Congressional consent.
D.C. Council Referendum Gets Chilly Hill Reception
They are forging ahead, however, without clear support from top local officials and, for that matter, House Republican leadership. D.C.
Colorado: Steelworkers Back Pace, Appear In New Ad
“It was because of Sal’s leadership that the Governor ended up signing the ‘Buy America’ executive order,” he said. “This couldn’t have happened without Sal’s leadership.
Joe Crowley Builds Support for Caucus Vice Chairman Bid
Thompson said he was surprised at the breadth of support at a meeting hosted by Crowley several weeks ago. “I went to one of his early meetings, and I walked in, I was surprised.
D.C. Council to Consider Referendum on Budget Autonomy
Appleseed, two organizations that have been working to achieve greater autonomy for the District without messy – and often unsuccessful – fights on Capitol Hill.
Roy Blunt: Missouri Senate Race Is More About Senate Majority Than Todd Akin
But last week, after Akin let a state deadline to withdraw from the ballot pass without resigning the nomination, Blunt said he would work to elect him.
What to Expect From a Sen. Todd Akin
Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) has sometimes confounded Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.).