Thaddeus McCotter Puts GOP in a Tough Spot
Two longtime McCotter top aides, District Director Paul Seewald and Deputy District Director Don Yowchuang, were in charge of collecting the signatures, according to several Michigan Republican sources
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Biggest Question in Texas: Can David Dewhurst Avoid a Runoff?
Leppert has generally been running third, but he was buoyed by the outcome of Nebraska’s GOP Senate primary. In that contest, state Sen.
Leaders Start to Pick Sides in Pascrell-Rothman Contest
Don Manzullo in their Illinois primary race. The move enraged Manzullo, who demanded Cantor step down from his leadership position.
Ryan: Don’t Play Politics With Volcker Rule
The system is far safer and more resilient than it was four years ago, a fact that cannot and should not be ignored.
In Blaming Republicans, Authors Miss the Point
In what the authors call the “permanent campaign,” both parties, abetted by their interest group allies, are equally guilty of using electioneering tactics in lawmaking — a zero-sum approach in what was
How Citizens United Is Affecting Campaigns
Now, more than two and a half years later, it’s clear that Obama was wrong. The Citizens United decision (and the subsequent SpeechNow.org decision from the U.S.
Rand Paul Tests Political Influence
Paul hasn’t always picked winners, having backed losing Nebraska GOP Senate candidate Don Stenberg and New Mexico Lt. Gov.
Schumer, Casey Don’t Like Facebook Co-Founder’s Tax Dodge
Saverin, whose Brazilian-born family sought asylum in the United States when he was a child, has relinquished his U.S. citizenship.
Mike Johanns: Club for Growth Sank Don Stenberg
Mike Johanns (R) told Roll Call that the third-party groups who spent heavily to boost Don Stenberg are responsible for his last-place finish.
Anti-Establishment PAC Taps Donors to Establishment GOP Causes
The Campaign for Primary Accountability, a super PAC that bills itself as nonpartisan and was instrumental in ousting incumbent Republican Reps.
Nebraska: Deb Fischer Wins GOP Senate Nomination
Up until about two weeks ago, Fischer was largely written off as a candidate. For most of the cycle, state Attorney General Jon Bruning was the undisputed GOP frontrunner.
On the Map
Architectural historian Pamela Scott will talk about how streets got their names; Don Hawkins, an architect with his own firm, will lay out the problems the early land surveyors faced in building
Deb Fischer Makes Late Progress in Nebraska Primary
Up until about 11 days ago, Fischer was an also-ran perceived as using her Senate bid to build future credibility.
Turner: Don’t Weigh Down Prescription Drug Law With More Requirements
The legislation was on track to be completed this month but has hit a snag over differences between the House and Senate versions.
Parliamentarians Hold Unruly House Together
Anderson was a member of the Rules Committee and chairman of the House Republican Conference.
Republicans Expect Ugly Florida Primary
Part of what is so frustrating for GOP operatives is that there was an easy out. The nearby 6th district was open.
John Boehner to Announce Transportation Conferees
Speaker John Boehner was expected today to announce his slate of GOP conferees to a transportation conference committee that includes a number of chairmen as well as freshman lawmakers who could
Martin and Weinstein: Don’t Let Inaccuracies Derail VAWA Passage
The passage of S. 1925 sends a strong message to victims throughout the country whose lives have been forever changed: We will never return to the pre-VAWA world where there was no help and no hope
Peter Roskam’s Style Lays Ground for Leadership
Another Republican lawmaker was more direct, noting that Roskam’s decision to stay out of the primary between Reps.
David Dreier Eulogizes Small-Business Owner Dick Clark
On Wednesday, after Dick Clark joined Don Cornelius in the “American Bandstand” and “Soul Train” in the sky, House Rules Chairman David Dreier came to the floor to remember him.