Joel the Cattleman Looks to Steer Way to Victory
Chip Pickering (R) in MississippiÂ’s 3rd district.
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Bernanke, but Not Bush, Calls for a Stimulus
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) outlined a list of stimulus proposals of his own last week, including deep cuts in capital gains and corporate taxes alongside energy proposals that the
Experts, Lawyers Prepare for Election Day Woes
Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) both declined to discuss Election Day legal strategies with Roll Call, but Gross and other experts predict that if the tally is close, the nation can expect
Final Debate Produces Sharp Exchanges
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) engaged in their final presidential debate Wednesday night at Hofstra University on Long Island, N.Y., a contest that focused largely on the economy and
In Pa., Two GOP Moderates Defy Trends
“I’m pretty sure there are no other candidates on the Red to Blue list who had a warning before a debate that there are inaccurate statements that follow,” Millan said.
Mahoney Denies Wrongdoing, Apologizes for ‘Embarrassment and Heartache’
“I want to be clear that I have not misused campaign funds and I’m confident that when all the facts come to light, I will be cleared of any wrongdoing,” Mahoney said.
Under the Radar: Acupuncturist Tries to Stick It to DeLauro
“But on second thought, I’m not surprised. I’m considered to be an outsider.” So far, ItsHaky has had to run a financially skeletal campaign.
Coleman to Pull All Negative Ads Through Election Day
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) announced on Friday that he will cease all negative advertisements in his hotly contested re-election campaign and said heÂ’d like everyone else, including the third-party groups
Coburn Backs Into Landrieu Race
Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), a gadfly of Majority Leaders and tormentor of appropriators, blocked two late-term pieces of legislation by Sen.
Idaho: Republicans Offer Minnick Testimonials
Mike Crapo (R); and attorney J. Walter Sinclair, referred to as a past donor to one-time presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Gov.
Ohio: Neuhardt Joins Austria on the TV Airwaves
Steve Austria (R) on the airwaves in south central OhioÂ’s 7th district. Rep. David Hobson (R) is retiring from the Republican-leaning seat.
McCain, Obama Again Dodged Priority Questions
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) once again failed to answer them.
Staunch Defender of Veterans Heads Spending Panel
Zach Wamp (R-Tenn.), the ranking member on Edwards’ Appropriations subcommittee, called his colleague a “real mercenary.” Edwards “isn’t grandstanding,” Wamp said.
A Veterans’ Congress
“I’m not here to tell you that there is a cost that is too high to be paid in the care of our nation’s veterans,” McCain told the audience.
Rebellious Ministers Mail Sermons to IRS
“I’m telling you straight up, I would choose life,” Emrich told to his flock, according to the AP.
Heard on the Hill: This Campaign Supporter Doesn’t Sleep. He Waits.
Ted Stevens (R) — apparently wants to create a whole list of his own Chuck Norris-like facts.
Chambliss Is First Senator to Explain Bailout Vote in TV Ad
Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.)
Democratic State Auditor: Graves Owes Back Taxes
Sam Graves (R-Mo.) are sparring over private airplanes that a top state revenue official claims Graves isnÂ’t paying taxes on.
Barkley Slips Into the Picture
Norm Coleman (R) or comedian Al Franken (D). WhatÂ’s more, the man appointed by former Gov. Jesse Ventura (I) to serve out the remainder of the late Sen.
Two Members Announce Bailout Switch
Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) and Zach Wamp (R-Tenn.) say they will now vote for the reworked version of the bailout bill.