Freshmen to Face Tough Races in ’10
“I’m sure that a lot of the pundits will say about 2010 what they said about 2008, which is that Democrats will have to be on defense,” Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Chris
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Wadhams’ Dual Role Draws Mixed Reviews
George Allen (R-Va.) to a 2008 White House victory.
Senate Democrats See Bolstered Ranks, Legislative Openings
Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) are expected to lead their parties again in a dramatically changed Congress, but it remains unclear whether the partisan
Heard on the Hill: And the Band Might Not Play On
Kenny Hulshof (R-Mo.) already announced he would leave Congress, and his replacement, Rep. Bill Sali (R-Idaho), was voted out of office on Tuesday. Keyboardist Rep.
Illinois Governor Eyes Obama Replacement
Mark Kirk (R-Ill.). Jackson, a national Obama campaign co-chairman, has voiced the most interest in the job in recent weeks.
Scandalized Lawmakers Face Voters
Alaska Senate Incumbent: Ted Stevens (R) Stevens, the most senior Republican in the U.S.
A Year of CQ Politics Rating Changes: Steady Growth for Dems
Rogers, R Alaska At-Large: Don Young, R Arizona 1: Rick Renzi, R, retiring Arizona 3: John Shadegg, R California 3: Dan Lungren, R California 4: John T.
Schumer on CBS: 60 Seats ‘Unlikely’
John McCain (R-Ariz.) for president and attacked Sen. Barack Obama’s (D-Ill.) candidacy – Schumer again declined to address the issue. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.)
Warner: No Ordinary Frosh
John Warner (R), who is retiring this year.
D.C. Lobbyists Spend Final Days Stumping
“I’m doing all of the above — canvassing, phone banks, raising money” said Sandi Stuart, a Democratic lobbyist at Clark & Weinstock who is in the trenches for Obama in Sarasota, Fla., where she owns
Stevens Case Prompts New Ethics Push
Ted Stevens (R), government reform advocates will renew their push for an independent office to fortify the Senate ethics process.
Heard on the Hill: He Could … Go … All … The … Way
Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) will have just one final television campaign stop to make: Monday Night Football.
Humorous NRSC Ad Features Franken’s Hollywood Critics
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.).
Stories of Senators, Spin and Scandal
John McCainÂ’s (R-Ariz.) campaign of the candidate as a tough war hero, a similar conversation might be had about the two men who ultimately won their partiesÂ’ nominations.
Stevens Found Guilty on All 7 Counts
Ted Stevens (R) remained resolute Monday afternoon even as a federal jury declared him guilty on seven counts of filing false financial statements to conceal gifts worth more than $250,000.
McCain Camp Says Terrorists Fear Him More
John McCain (R-Ariz.) on Wednesday held a teleconference with reporters in which officials stopped just short of saying the bad guys want Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) to win.
Bachmann Wants a Do-Over
Still, she told the club, “I’m very concerned about Barack Obama’s views.
Heard on the Hill: Lee Doesn’t Want to Be Ayered
John McCain (R-Ariz.), has made much of ObamaÂ’s ties to other controversial figures, such as William Ayers, the now-University of Chicago professor who co-founded the radical group Weather Underground
Louisiana Senate: Worth Watching or Over and Done?
Like just about everyone else, IÂ’m more than a little confused about the Louisiana Senate race.
The Bernanke Effect? Still Unclear
Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio), who has been critical of another economic measure, said Republicans agree with Bernanke that lawmakers should take action to bolster the economy.