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Jim Moran knows the sting of unscripted sound bites: In one memorable instance in 2007, the Virginia Democrat caught media fire for saying that the pro-Israel lobby played a large part in promoting the
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Hill Climbers: New Speier Spokesman Makes Return to Hill
Rahlan, 26, was hired as press secretary for the California Democrat in April after stints with the Center for American Progress and the 2008 Hillary Clinton presidential campaign.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Etheridge’s Run-In Goes Viral
A video video is making the rounds of the North Carolina Democrat grabbing the wrist and neck of a young man who identifies himself as a student working on a project. “Who are you?”
Melancon Takes On a Second Opponent: BP
David Vitter (R) over the past seven months, but now the Democrat has a new enemy in the Louisiana Senate race: BP.
K Street Files: Former Clyburn Aide Shares Fundraising Pain
Harrison, a former senior aide to House Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-S.C.), recently sent out an e-mail blast with the subject line “Fundraisers with Jaime — June Edition.”
Hill Staffers Hit the Trail Early to Aid Campaigns
To avoid a conflict, staffers who leave to work full time on campaigns are urged to make a clean break, shutting down their Hill BlackBerrys and e-mail accounts, for instance, and going totally off
Hill Climbers: This Ortiz Staffer Preaches What He Practices
Helfert, born in Austin, Texas, started working for the Texas Democrat on May 24, but he plans to continue teaching courses at American University and Johns Hopkins University through the summer.
Campaign Launched to Woo Obama Voters
The organization, which boasts an unprecedented arsenal of 13 million e-mail addresses, will also lean on its website to re-engage with 2008’s first-time voters.
Heard on the Hill: A New Career for Baucus — Lumberjack?
The outdoorsy Montana Democrat likes to run ultramarathons (that’s 50 miles) and go hiking in his spare time, after all.
Romanoff Says White House Tried to Deter Him From Race
The Colorado Democrat who is trying to oust incumbent Sen.
Souder Replacements Target Small Party Audience
Direct mail might work if you send them all some information, letters and things like that. So it’s direct mail and phone calls.”
Heard on the Hill: Book Reveals Klobuchar’s Peekaboo Moment
The Nevada Democrat even shared with Samuel a few of his likes and dislikes. “3:10 to Yuma” got a thumbs-up, as did “In the Valley of Elah,” although Reid told Samuel, “That ugly woman — Charlize
Pelosi: Health Law Crowns Democrats’ Achievements
Bush administration and Congressional Republican policies: the deepest recession since the Great Depression, a financial crisis that cost us 8 million jobs, a record number of foreclosure notices in the mail
Byrd Shows He’s Still Got Some Fight Left
Taking his perch on the dais with the help of a staffer and a wheelchair, the West Virginia Democrat delivered a prepared statement to a room of onlookers who seemed to hang on every word.
In Idaho, Another GOP Favorite Gets Tested
A Ward loss would be an embarrassing setback to the NRCC, which has placed a high priority on unseating Minnick, a first-term Democrat from a district that gave Sen.
Djou Win Hands GOP Special Election Victory
Ed Case (D) in the vote-by-mail election. “Tonight, my friends, is a milestone — it is a milestone in Hawaii and American history,” Djou told cheering supporters at his victory party.
Freshmen Run Away From Obama
But this is a Colorado race,” the Democrat said.
House Cafeterias Roll Out New Deals in Meal Options
Beard, the Florida Democrat said, needed to put more pressure on Restaurant Associates, the company that runs the restaurant.
Delicately Moving Past Specter
Sestak pulled off an upset win over Republican-turned-Democrat Specter, despite the fact that the Senator was the party favorite and had White House support.
Lessons From Tuesday: All Politics Is Local
Those groups ran at least $4 million in TV ads and spent several million more on direct mail, radio and voter turnout efforts.