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Just a Handful of Members in Primary Trouble

When four House Members — three Republicans and one Democrat — lost primaries in the spring of 2008, there was similar speculation in the media about the sky falling on all incumbents, regardless

House GOP Fires Back Over Water Bill Earmarks

House Republicans on Friday accused Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman James Oberstar of trying to score cheap political points on earmarks after the Minnesota Democrat sent a letter announcing

New SEIU President Eyes Leadership Shake-Up

In Arkansas, as in several other Congressional races nationwide, SEIU is backing a primary challenger because the union doesn’t see an ally in Lincoln, a conservative Democrat.

Nancy Pelosi’s Multimedia Road to the Top

But the two professors, whose years of research culminated in this must-read, clear biography, found that the California Democrat was the one politician to seriously maximize the Internet’s ability

Heard on the Hill: Ring-a-Ding? Not for You, Demi

spokeswoman Sheridan Watson said that she ordered the confection from Restaurant Associates, the vendor that handles cafeteria services in the Capitol, and that Cox’s name was spelled correctly in the e-mail

In Kansas Open-Seat Race, Family Matters

More than most open-seat candidates, Democrat Stephene Moore’s bid in Kansas’ 3rd district will be heavily influenced by the man she is trying to replace. Moore’s husband, retiring Rep.

War Votes Could Split Democrats

McGovern’s proposal is significant in part because he coordinated with the Senate’s leading anti-war Democrat — Sen. Russ Feingold (Wis.) — to develop it.

Hawaii Special Contenders Have Mainland Pollsters

Both parties are doing their best to prepare for the May 22 vote-by-mail special election in Hawaii — but the winner-take-all contest is one of the most unprecedented and unpredictable in recent memory

K Street Files: No Downtime Downtown

Congress in good times and bad and achieved significant successes in both times,” Citigroup’s Nick Calio wrote in an e-mail announcing Wingate’s departure.

Reid Has Killed Most Filibusters

“We have done all of this with little or no help from Republicans who have chosen time and time again to do nothing,” Lachapelle said in an e-mail.