Democrats: Change in the Air
Almost every Democrat, no matter who they supported in the primary initially, believes that a Bush-McCain presidency and four more years of those policies would be a disaster, and IÂ’m not being hyperbolic
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FEC Starts Digging Through Backlog
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and four other campaign committees at a packed three-hour public meeting.
McCotter to Protest On
Thaddeus McCotter (R-Mich.) will be skipping the national convention to continue the protest.
Sen. Salazar Keeping Options Open
Marilyn Musgrave (R-Colo.), Salazar was clear that he loves his job and has no plans or particular desire to do anything else in the immediate future.
Palin Says She Isn’t Being Vetted for VP
Sarah Palin (R), whose name has been floated as a potential running mate for presumptive Republican presidential nominee Sen.
Blunt: GOP Not Obsessed With Drilling
Despite daily press conferences by GOP lawmakers demanding that Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) allow a floor vote on offshore drilling, House Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) said Republicans arenÂ’t fixated
Palin Goes on TV to Promote Parnell Against Young
Sean Parnell (R) is getting a high-profile assist in the final media push of his primary bid against embattled Rep. Don Young (Alaska).
Lieberman Ups Obama Criticism
John McCain (R-Ariz.) by accusing Democratic presidential hopeful Sen.
Alaska: Inouye Campaigns in El Dorado for Stevens
Ted Stevens (R) is getting by with a little help from an old friend. Sen.
Partisans Commission Nonpartisan Polls
Ted Stevens (R) by 6 points.
Gingrich to Join GOP Protest
“I’m all for alternative energy, but until I get one of these windmills on top of my Expedition, it’s not going to work,” Sears said, as he complained of high gas prices in California.
Denver Knows ‘Hart-Ache’
“I’m back in the race!” But he should have said, “I’m in the back of the pack.” The people did decide, and after dismal showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, Hart was, once again, gone.
Pearce, Kennedy Go Up With First Ads
Steve Pearce (R) finally joined Rep. Tom Udall (D) on the airwaves, debuting his first spot this week — a 30-second appeal that focuses on energy.
GOP House Members Back for Day 3
“That’s why I’m here today. That’s why I took some time off being with my son doing things he’d rather do to come to the Capitol today.” And Rep.
Lobbyists Try to Enter Congress
The very first day IÂ’m sworn into office is a working day. I know where the ClerkÂ’s office is. I know how to score a bill.
Convention Contests Aim to Lure Loyalists
John McCain (R-Ariz.), combat charges that he is too old to serve in the White House.
Hill Climbers: Called to Serve
Michael Turner (R-Ohio). TheyÂ’re quick to acknowledge that they have different political ideologies, but they say their differences can work to their advantage.
Impasse on Energy Continues
On every unanimous consent request, Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) rejected the offer for Republicans, saying that most of the proposals did not offer “new energy” sources.
Parnell Won’t Switch to Alaska Senate Race
Sean Parnell (R) has no intention of running for Senate — and he doesn’t expect his boss, Gov. Sarah Palin (R), to run in place of Sen.
Senate Garners Mixed Reviews
.” Chief Deputy Minority Whip John Thune (R-S.D.) blamed Democrats for the inaction on energy.