Shop Talk: Five for 25
As was previously announced, Josh Sharp is leading the RNC’s in-house media production, and Alexandra Franceschi handles Hispanic and specialty media.
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Taking Stock of House-Senate Differences
But Congress was in a hurry to blunt public fury.
GOP to Sustain Attack on Health Care Law
Health care and the economy are “inexorably linked,” said Don Stewart, a spokesman for McConnell.
Illinois GOP Primary Pits Generations
Don Manzullo’s beef boils down to something like this: Get off my lawn, son, you’re ruining the grass.
Missouri: GOP Senate Candidates Don’t Know State’s Minimum Wage
Today it was clear that the three declared GOP candidates running for Senate in Missouri didn’t get the memo, giving easy ammunition to Democrats looking to attack the opponents of vulnerable Sen
Plains Region Roundup
McCaskill was an early and active supporter of President Barack Obama, who is deeply unpopular in the Show-Me State.
Midwest Region Roundup
Dan Coats (R-Ind.); and financial adviser Don Bates, who unsuccessfully ran for the Republican nomination for Senate in 2010.
Southwest Region Roundup
Former Arizona Democratic Party Chairman Don Bivens got into the race first and made a splash with his initial fundraising.
West Region Roundup
Sean Parnell (R) 2012 Electoral Votes: 3 2008 Presidential Vote: McCain 59%/Obama 38% House At-Large | Incumbent: Don Young (R) 19th term (69 percent) | Outlook: Safe Republican Young, 78, filed
Corbett: Don’t Kill the Public Relations Messenger
Brees told the Washington Post that the GSA hired an outside PR firm because it was “short-staffed” and “needed someone to guide the philosophy [for properly informing the public] because [the office]
Longtime Hill Staffer Helps Keep Capitol Hill Chorale Singing Sweetly
“I always say I was never a scheduler, I was a re-scheduler,” Gano said.
Tea Party Budget Plans Don’t Make Political Sense
The big federal budget news from last week was that, pushed by their tea party wing, House Republicans were seriously considering a fiscal 2013 budget resolution that proposed to cut appropriations below
GOP Generational Fight Plays Out in Illinois House Race
Don Manzullo and Adam Kinzinger is the most pronounced generational battle of the cycle. The biographies of the 20-year Congressional veteran and 34-year-old freshman reinforce that.
Illinois: Eric Cantor Backs Adam Kinzinger Over Don Manzullo
Don Manzullo in Illinois’ 16th district. The Virginia Republican endorsed Kinzinger in a joint statement with Rep. John Shimkus (R-Ill.).
Nebraska: Democratic Field Clears for Bob Kerrey
One candidate on the GOP side was quick to pounce on the news. “This is Nebraska, not ‘Let’s Make a Deal,’” state Sen. Deb Fischer said in a statement.
Obama’s Reorganization Plan Faces Long Odds
What the president intended, though, was thinking bigger about making government “leaner and smarter.”
Member-Vs.-Member Races Begin in Ohio
Adam Kinzinger and Don Manzullo will be the next Members to face off in Illinois on March 20. The Altmire-Critz primary will be decided April 24.
Nebraska: Jon Bruning Goes on the Air Against Bob Kerrey
v=_wrsxlyi4u0&feature=youtu.be The New York City line of attack has been widely anticipated, and Republicans used it against Kerrey while he was weighing his run.
Morning Roundup: Senate Race Ratings Changes
After all, the math was against Democrats this cycle: 10 GOP-held seats are up in November, compared with 23 Democratic-held seats — many in Republican states.
Olympia Snowe, Bob Kerrey Shift Senate Landscape
It was just the opposite for Democrats, some of whom said they could even foresee the party holding not only the majority, but its current 53-47 seat margin.