GOP Senators Start to Sour on Stevens
Don Young (R-Alaska), who is also under investigation by federal officials, offered a whole-hearted, but odd endorsement of Stevens, equating his pursuit of justice with that of disgraced former President
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It Was a Teachable Moment
However, on one such occasion in the fall of 1999, a hand in the air brought on a major change in Cahill’s life when one 12-year-old student asked: “Why don’t you run for office?
Don’t Rush to Any Early Conclusions on Election Night
Four years ago, early exit poll data was leaked midday to the Drudge Report, showing Sen.
Minority Vote a Key Factor in Two S.C. Races
Among the coastal districtÂ’s 21 percent black population, Ketner led the incumbent 7-1, while Brown was ahead with white voters 3-2.
Heard on the Hill: Meghan’s Emancipation Accessorization
“You don’t have to pick sides to be fashionable.” Bargain shoppers also can find something similar at the online shop Naughty Secretary Club, run by Texas-based designer Jennifer Perkins.
Dykstra Hits Johnson on Finance, Not Health
A Senate Democratic aide agreed that Banking was not to blame.
A Barnburner of a Race Could Topple Reichert
“From my perspective, when they are breaking the law and then use that money to go up on television to say that I don’t have a degree that I did in fact earn, do I think it’s getting nasty?
Ensign Says GOP Polls Show Sununu Closing
John Sununu (R-N.H.) was down 20 points in the polls earlier this year, Democrats and even some Republicans wrote off his re-election campaign.
K Street Files: ‘The Greatest Cause?’
It was two sentences tucked inside a 2000 appropriations bill.
Just Call the 110th ‘The Little Congress That Couldn’t’
After all, Senate Appropriations Chairman Robert Byrd (D-W.Va.) was too weak to run his committee, Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) was out on medical leave, and Sen.
Treasures in the Ashes
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in A.D. 79 was undoubtedly a tragedy for the wealthy Romans who had crowded the southern Italian coastline with their villas and towns.
Drake Loss May Be Nye
He and his wife, Susan — she was sipping white wine and he was drinking a Budweiser — said they were floored by the number of Obama yard signs they had seen while driving to the event through their
Will Obama Coattails Pull Merkley to Victory?
ObamaÂ’s average lead over McCain was 15 points.
McCain, on TV, Defends State of His Campaign
It was the Arizona SenatorÂ’s first appearance on the show in nine months. When host Tom Brokaw pressed McCain on recent polling that showed him trailing Democratic nominee Sen.
Democrats Sound the Alarm in Georgia House Race
Scott, an African-American former state legislator, was first elected in 2002 with 60 percent. He ran unopposed in 2004 and took 69 percent in 2006.
Device Makers Fear Medicare Cuts in 111th Congress
“We don’t want to be naive, but we do think that imaging and radiation therapy can show their effectiveness through a comparative effectiveness organization.” Ubl’s group is supportive of the idea
Heard on the Hill: Lee Doesn’t Want to Be Ayered
“I don’t want to do anything to hurt Barack,” Lee has told acquaintances of her strategy of staying below the radar, according to a source. Obama’s opponent, Sen.
Competitive Terry Rematch Draws Both Parties’ Interest
“I think if this race were being driven by internal district factors today, I don’t think it would be much of a race,” said David Kramer, a prominent GOP operative and lobbyist in the state.
Bachmann Wants a Do-Over
Cloud Rotary Club that she never actually said that Obama was anti-American. Still, she told the club, “I’m very concerned about Barack Obama’s views.
Charitable at Any Speed
One who was able to talk was Jeff Myers, vice president of government affairs for Cephalon, who helped Kimball organize the event.