McCain Yet To RSVP for Gala
Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), who is Senate chairman of the dinner, said Wednesday that while McCainÂ’s presence would help boost Republican coffers, he wouldnÂ’t see his absence as a slight.
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New Mexico: Anti-Abortion Group Raps Wilson in TV Ad
Heather Wilson (R) of supporting abortion rights. Wilson, a moderate Republican who opposes abortion rights, is locked in a bitter Senate primary with conservative Rep. Steve Pearce (R).
Texas: Veterans Group Runs TV Spot Hitting Cornyn
John Cornyn (R) for failing to support the Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act (S. 22/ H.R. 5740).
Moving Up in Musgrave’s Office
Marilyn Musgrave (R-Colo.).
Model Mess
“I’m staying,” he told George Stephanopoulos during an appearance on ABC’s “This Week.” That sentiment apparently goes for elevators as well as leadership posts. The Astronaut’s Wife.
‘Shared’ Staffers Draw Scrutiny
Denny Rehberg (R-Mont.) and Bob Filner (D-Calif.) use the same shared employee for bookkeeping services, but Rehberg paid her about $24,500 in 2007 while Filner paid only $16,500.
New York: Tonko Making It Official, With CWA in His Corner
The question is whether businessman Richard Hanna (R) has entered the 24th district race too late.
New Mexico: McCamley Airs First Ad, Gets Sierra Club Support
Steve Pearce (R), who is running for Senate. The race to replace Pearce is expected to be competitive in the fall.
Several House Incumbents Are Very Entrenched
The 22nd district is a Republican-leaning seat in suburban Houston, formerly held by ex-Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R).
A Nominations Morass
Frustrated Republicans accused Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) of backing out of a deal he reached with Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) to move three unspecified judicial nominations
She’s Back
Cliff Stearns (R-Fla.). [IMGCAP(1)]She said she is glad to be back in Feeney’s office. “I love working for Tom.
FEC May Be Back in Business Soon
“I’m not a rich guy. I wasn’t a rich guy when I moved here and I couldn’t keep waiting,” he said.
Carried Away
John Linder (R-Ga.) was carried out of Bullfeathers, a popular hangout among House staffers and Members, on Thursday night.
Trading Up
“I’m just here to help the team,” he said, loosely quoting a line from the baseball movie “Bull Durham.” Before joining Hartford, Thompson served on the Hill as chief of staff for then-Rep.
NRCC Still Sits Out Primaries
“I’m not reconsidering the NRCC’s approach,” Cole said.
House Defeats Troop Funding Bill
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) told his Conference at a meeting Thursday that they had to produce an agenda to climb out of a “hole” and avoid massive losses in November.
Kleeb Wins Nebraska Senate Primary, Goes Into Campaign With Johanns as the Underdog
Mike Johanns (R) in the race to replace Sen. Chuck Hagel (R), who is retiring.
Kansas: Ryun Smokes Jenkins in His Own Poll on Primary
Nick Jordan (R), who is challenging Rep. Dennis Moore (D) in the GOP-leaning, suburban Kansas City 3rd district. The May 29 noontime event is set for a private home in Bucyrus.
California: Indian Tribe’s Poll Shows Hunter With Huge Lead
Duncan Hunter (R), had a solid lead over his competitors in an independent poll.
Sweet (Now) Home Alabama
Woody Jenkins (R) on May 3 in LouisianaÂ’s 6th district, a 59-percent Bush district.