Judge Set a Torrid Pace for Trial
“I don’t want to try this case again because something improper went back” in the jury instructions, Sullivan said, and he ordered both sides to sit down and reread every word to fix any additional
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Diaz-Balarts in Jeopardy
Cuban voters have begun to shift away from the hard-line anti-Castro stance both brothers have perfected, but those voters are slowly being overtaken by non-Cuban Hispanic voters that largely donÂ’t care
Experts Fault Bush’s Mortgage Strategy
The homeownership campaign was particularly geared toward blacks and Latinos, groups with lower-than-average incomes who — especially in the case of Latinos — the president was hoping to attract
It’s Getting Bleaker for McCain, Worse for Hill Republicans
Republicans, conservatives and some in the media (who donÂ’t want the competitive race story to end) hang their hopes onto a poll here or there that shows a tight race.
House GOP Turning Right
“Whether our folks are up for replacing Bob Michel with Newt Gingrich, I don’t know, but a good swift kick in the rear end on Nov.
Hoyer Barnstorms the South
That afternoon, Hoyer will host a fundraiser in Lafayette, La., for Don Cravins Jr., who is running against two-term incumbent Rep. Charles Boustany (R).
Schumer, Ensign Differ on Outlook of Next Senate
At the biennial panel, Schumer recalled how even just that morning it was suggested to him that Democrats might be disappointed if they only win six seats this cycle — three short of a Senate Democratic
A DSCC Hat Trick for Schumer?
it’s a long shot, but I don’t think it’s silly to say it,” the staffer said.
Texas: VFW Backs Lampson As Olson Goes on TV
Nick Lampson (D), facing a tough challenge for re-election in the conservative-leaning 22nd district from former Senate aide Pete Olson (R), was endorsed over the weekend by the Veterans of Foreign Wars
What Troubled Economy?
“If we’re really feeling it here on Capitol Hill … I just don’t want to know what the rest of the country is feeling,” Turker said.
Voters Will Sit in Judgment After Jury Has Say
“I don’t know so far that the trial is hurting him that much,” said state Rep. Les Gara (D), who is based in Anchorage.
Stevens, Prosecutor Spar Over Renovations
through a series of e-mails from the summer and fall of 2000 indicating that he knew the people working on his home were employed by the oil services company VECO, not the carpentry contractor that Stevens was
Cell Phone Rules Leave Staffers Out in the Rain
I donÂ’t think thatÂ’s right. My understanding is that I can use a campaign cell phone for both official and campaign purposes. Besides, it was raining! WhoÂ’s right?
Landrieu Hopes Only to Lose a Nickname
they felt was making the race tighter.
It Depends on the Definition of Grovel
DonÂ’t judge this book by its cover. Or its title. Or its subtitle. Or its press release.
Illinois: Sun-Times Endorses Ozinga Over Halvorson
Barack Obama’s (D) potential effect on his race last week, writing in a new campaign memo that his opponent, marketing consultant Dan Seals (D), “was touted as a challenger but is now known as an accident
Stevens Trial Nears Its Finale
The Senator’s wife, Catherine, testified that the furniture was ugly and in poor condition, and she was “a very unhappy person” when she discovered it in her house in late 2001. Sen.
Bachmann in Late Trouble
Just donÂ’t call Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) anti- American.
In Presidential Politics, It’s Not Over Until It’s Over
Not without reason, Republicans are now banking on two issues: the Bradley effect — voters saying they’ll vote for a minority candidate but then don’t — and concern over Democrats taking control
Bernanke, but Not Bush, Calls for a Stimulus
Boehner is in a difficult position, given that most of his Conference voted twice against the $700 billion Wall Street bailout package that Bernanke and the White House argued was critical.