Supreme Court Nixes GOP Effort to Purge Ohio Voters
The Ohio Republican Party conceded defeat on Friday, saying that the court battle was won on a “technicality, not on the merits of the case.” But state GOP Chairman Bob Bennett said the case
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Obama Calls Up Unlikely Ally in Debate
On Wednesday night, the two had moved onto health care, and Obama was criticizing a piece of the McCain plan that would replace the exclusion for employee-paid health care premiums — which currently
Should Congressional GOP Throw McCain Under the Bus?
The NRCCÂ’s decision in late 1996 was not without controversy. DoleÂ’s running mate, former New York Rep.
Stevens’ Friend Says Senator Aimed to Pay Bills
Stevens was not at the home regularly while the renovations were going on, so he gave power of attorney to his friend and neighbor Bob Persons.
McCain Has a Shot At a Bigger Maverick Moment
Rather than trying to win the White House at any cost, McCain would achieve greatness by throwing all his energy against an America that does not resemble the one he fought for, was tortured for
Stevens and Wife to Make Case Today
much work was being done at the house and how much it all should have cost.
Heard on the Hill: Chuck on GG? OMG
Serena recalls that during the game, Blair tackled SchumerÂ’s daughter, because she was presumably wearing a Harvard sweatshirt.
New Democrats Make a Push
Formed in 1997, the group was closely aligned with the Clinton White House and enjoyed influence for the remainder of his presidency.
Mahoney Gets Cold Shoulder
But in interviews with Hill insiders on Wednesday, the consensus was that Democratic leaders are letting Mahoney dig his own grave, should he not quit in the coming days.
Van Hollen, Davis Survey Political Landscape
Tom Davis (R-Va.) on Friday agreed on one thing that was in store for this yearÂ’s election cycle: more Democratic gains in the House.
Google Ad Deal Rankles
MicrosoftÂ’s pressure over the Yahoo-Google enterprise seems to be paying off, and for now has helped lead to a delay in the agreement, which was originally planned to be implemented this month.
GOP Groups Hedge Bets
Ringuette declined to name specific races that the union’s PAC may target in the final weeks, but said, “We don’t take anything off the table.” “We’re going to see how these candidates are
Republicans’ Tales Of Woe Grow
.” The Souder campaign was unavailable for comment at press time Friday.
Heard on the Hill: Anything but Palin
ItÂ’s time to plan those Halloween costumes, kids, so you donÂ’t wind up scavenging the picked-over aisle in the drugstore on the day of. Note: Witches are not clever.
Were They Having Fun Back Then?
When Kennedy left the Justice Department, Katzenbach became acting attorney general and was surprised when Johnson made the promotion of a Kennedy loyalist permanent after he was sworn in as president
Bailout Saga Reveals Limits of Leadership, Realities of Democracy
My reaction was less harsh: Our representative democracy was behaving as one might expect given the overwhelming negative public response to a perceived taxpayer bailout of Wall Street fat cats who had
Our Democracy Is Stronger With More Competition
DonÂ’t-know-the- outcome competition. Power-up-for-grabs competition. And itÂ’s kinda fun for a change. But why is real political competition so scarce in a democracy?
Ohio: Neuhardt Joins Austria on the TV Airwaves
We donÂ’t need more Steve Austrias in Washington.
Heard on the Hill: This Campaign Supporter Doesn’t Sleep. He Waits.
Don Young on Monday landed the dubious distinction of being named by Roll Call as the most vulnerable Member of Congress in the upcoming elections — not exactly the sort of honor one wants before a big
Navy Veteran McCain Pushed Making Educational Benefits Transferable to Family
McCain was a prisoner of war in Vietnam and first arrived on Capitol Hill in the 1970s as a Navy liaison.