Stevens Adds to Democratic Wave
In an e-mail last week, DSCC spokesman Matthew Miller urged Senate Democratic campaigns to capitalize on the situation by tying a guilty verdict to their Republican opponents.
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Group Accuses Roskam of Violating Franking Rules
Members are prohibited from sending out official, unsolicited mail 90 days before an election.
Wisconsin Rematch Down to Wire
The 8th district has elected a Democrat for Congress only six times, including Kagen. Only one of those incumbents, former Rep. Robert Cornell, served more than one term.
Caucuses Plot Leadership Races
Woolsey announced her decision in an e-mail to the caucus over the weekend, explaining that she would follow up with a letter to outline her goals for the group.
Anger Lurks in D.C.’s Shadow Senator Race
HeÂ’s been able to easily keep his seat over the years, winning a large majority of votes as a Democrat running in a largely Democratic city. The D.C.
Two-for-One Special: Campaign Finance and the Drive for 60
Now, the cost of raising such money is much lower for a much higher return than, say, direct-mail solicitations.
Heard on the Hill: Lee Doesn’t Want to Be Ayered
Barbara Lee, the California Democrat whose autobiography features salacious tales of a clandestine abortion, an LSD trip and domestic violence, is apparently avoiding doing any book signings or interviews
Bachmann’s Foe Reports Fundraising Surge After Controversial Interview
But Tinklenberg wasnÂ’t the only Democrat who benefitted from BachmannÂ’s comments, which she later backed off on during a local news program by saying they were misunderstood.
Bachmann in Late Trouble
.” Tinklenberg wasn’t the only Democrat who benefitted from Bachmann’s comments, which she later attempted to back away from during a local news program by saying they were misunderstood.
Democrats View Georgia Race as Revenge for ’02
Poersch sent out a fundraising e-mail to Democratic supporters on Saturday titled “This One’s for Max” in which he wrote that “I have never forgotten Saxby Chambliss’ revolting and repulsive hit piece
Heard on the Hill: Days of Wine and Scandals
The Florida Democrat got into a reported “tiff” with Army Corps of Engineers Col.
Mahoney Denies Wrongdoing, Apologizes for ‘Embarrassment and Heartache’
“Based on news reports, the Democrat Leadership had at least some knowledge of Congressman Mahoney’s inappropriate and potentially illegal behavior, which begs the question: What did the Democrat Leadership
Lobbyists Find Ways to Contribute
Democratic Party was the only beneficiary of the event, it was nonetheless an outlet for those frustrated by ObamaÂ’s strictures against lobbyists contributing to the greater Democratic Party cause, said one Democrat
Lord Shows No Mercy for John Shadegg
Still, Lord is hardly the kind of big-name conservative Democrat ordinarily considered capable of putting an incumbent like Shadegg on the defensive — particularly in a presidential year.
Schumer Eyes Politics Of Wall Street Bailout
Just this week, McConnell sent an e-mail to supporters detailing his support for the package, highlighting his bipartisan approach to the issue, and attempting to explain why he believes it was necessary
Candidate Gets Very Early Start
“This is a year if you are a Democrat you’ve got a get-out-of-jail-free card with Republicans who [traditionally] don’t like the Democratic agenda,” Hendrix said about the timing of his announcement
A Silver Lining in the Endless Analysis of White House Polls
These polls offer less analysis than SilverÂ’s presidential posts, where he occasionally injects his own opinion as a Democrat supporting Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.).
McConnell Explains Bailout Vote
McConnell sent out an e-mail to voters laying out what he said were the benefits that come with the bill and the consequences that would have befallen consumers had it failed.
Nation: NFIB Ads Hit Franken, Allen on Unionizing Bill
The PAC would not say how much of the buy — which includes broadcast and network television, print, radio and direct mail — was going toward each state.
Two Tough Cookies Compete in Illinois
Tired of the mudslinging, the name-calling and, most of all, the political ads, robocalls and direct mail.