GOP House Gains Eclipse 1994
In all those races, the controversial cap-and-trade bill became a key issue for Republicans to attack Democrats with.
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Change Bites Back for Democrats
</p> ‘We have a Congress today that is so bottled up, so tied up in knots,’ he said.
Boehner Rallies Home State to Help Lift Him to Speakership
</p> If all goes well for the Ohio Republican, by Wednesday morning he will be poised to become Speaker.</p> “We have rosaries!”
Staking Their Future on Voters
</p> But this time, Reid is not cajoling and bargaining to put together 60 votes for health care reform, financial reform or a stimulus bill — legislative accomplishments that, for better or worse, have
Lehman: GOP Grasps Reality Despite Shades of ’94
</p> But that hardly mattered.
As America Votes, It’s All Over but the Shouting
</p> Don’t read long-term trends into this election or any other. </p> This country is changing, and that will have a long-term effect on our politics and our political parties.
Third-Party Options Could Save Democrats
Bill Owens in New York’s 23rd district and Rep. Baron Hill in Indiana’s 9th district ‘ all rated as Tossup races.
Safe Republican Candidates Earn Cred Giving to GOP Contenders
</p> “I tried to find people who were philosophically consistent with where I am,” he said. </p> Scott is in good company.
Top Finance Aide to Corker Returns to K Street
</p> On Friday, the Financial Services Forum announced it was rehiring Courtney Geduldig to be the group’s head of federal government relations and chief counsel.
Boehner Rallies His Troops on Home Turf
</p> Boehner said the government had disrespected the American people, and he asked whether the audience believed they had to accept that treatment.</p> “No!” they replied.
Even in Wave Elections, Some Races Break the Other Way
</p> In 2006, Corker was locked in an extremely competitive race with Rep. Harold Ford Jr. (D) for the open seat vacated by Republican Sen. Bill Frist.
Sherrod Brown Boosting Ohio Democrats With 2012 in Mind
</p> “You can see that he’s building an organization for two years from now,” said Bill Batchelder, Ohio’s Republican state House leader.
Poll: Hoffman May Still Be Determining Factor in Upstate N.Y. Race
Bill Owens (D) and his Republican challenger, Matt Doheny, is in a statistical dead heat, and may hinge on how many voters know that third-party candidate Doug Hoffman has suspended his campaign.
Obama Says His Stance on Same-Sex Marriage Is Evolving
</p> “I think it’s pretty clear where the trendlines are going,” he said.
PACs Still Favoring Democrats
</p> Bill Allison, editorial director for the Sunlight Foundation, said it is not surprising that more PAC dollars are still going to the Democrats.
Meek Campaign Denies Report He Nearly Quit Race
</p> Rep. Kendrick Meek pushed back Thursday against a report that President Bill Clinton nearly talked the Florida Democrat into withdrawing from his Senate race last week.
In New York’s 19th District, House Race a Dead Heat
</p> “I’m really busy working on my own campaign,” he said.
Community Pharmacists Set Agenda, Tap New Chief
</p> In particular, the Pharmeutical Care Management Association has criticized the PBM Audit Reform and Transparency Act, a bill the NCPA supports.
Pomeroy: I’m Not Nancy Pelosi’
</p> The ad features Pomeroy wearing a red plaid shirt, sitting at a table with a cup of coffee and speaking directly to the camera as a guitar plays softly in the background.
Obama Tells Comedian Stewart He Favors Filibuster Reform
</p> Several Democrats have expressed support for changing filibuster rules in the next Congress, especially after the chamber was unable to invoke cloture in September on the Defense authorization bill