K Street GOP Prepares to Cash In
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Democrats Face Big Losses for What They Did
</p> That said, all pro-Republican and pro-Democratic spending will basically balance out.
Oberstar: Republicans Thwarting Important Water Bill
</p> The slow economic recovery is another reason to enact WRDA legislation — not shelve it. In its statement in support of a WRDA bill earlier this year, the U.S.
Top Democrats Step Up DCCC Giving
</p> House chairmen, subcommittee chairmen and would-be chairmen are also stepping up in the final days.
2012 Won’t Be Any Easier for Senate Democrats
</p> Other more established Democrats who are likely to face a competitive re-election battle are Sens. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) and Joe Lieberman (ID-Conn.).
Frank Reaps Some Re-Election Support From Financial Services
to decline contributions after the bill became law.
White House Aides to Talk DADT with Gay Rights Advocates
</p> “The White House is meeting with several interested parties to discuss the legislative repeal of don’t ask, don’t tell.’
Judge: No Ruling on Austin Scott’s Divorce Records Until December
</p> The decision by Judge Bill Reinhardt to wait until Dec. 6 to make his ruling comes as a blow to some Democratic insiders, who thought the details of the Georgia Republican’s divorce might be a late
Frank Ahead by 13 but Under 50 Percent in Boston Globe Poll
</p> The poll was conducted for the Globe on Oct. 17-22 by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center. It had a 4-point margin of error.
Loebsack’s Rematch Is No Longer a Cakewalk
</p> ‘I’m sorry,’ the former union member said. ‘I wish I could take my vote back.’</p> At the table in front of him, Bill Moffatt of Cedar Rapids agreed.
Heard on the Hill: The Scent of a Congresswoman
</p> A spokesman for the Tran campaign called the scent ‘trash.’</p> Continuing to Split Hairs </p> With Sen.
Book Chronicles Journalists’ North Korea Captivity
After President Bill Clinton negotiated with officials, Lee and Ling were pardoned by Kim Jong-il and allowed to return home, ending nearly five months of imprisonment.
Will the House Losses Be Bad or Horrendous?
</p> A variety of Democrats are in deep trouble.
Murray Could Decide Senate Control
Murray also made the rounds last week with the help of President Barack Obama, Vice President Joseph Biden and President Bill Clinton, who all dropped by cities in Democrat-rich western Washington to lend
Crist, Meek Pile on Frontrunner Rubio in Florida Senate Debate
He said that he was “perhaps the only one at this table” who both supported the 2009 stimulus bill that pumped money into Florida’s troubled economy and who now opposes the expiration of Bush-era tax cuts
Steele Challenges Democrats on Third-Party Spending
</p> And he also doubted the need to change the law.
Kaine, Steele Defend Tenures, Spin Midterms
</p> Kaine acknowledged that Democrats haven’t done enough to showcase their accomplishments, a complaint recently made by both Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton.
GOTV Barnstorming Kicks Into High Gear for Final Push
</p> Reid also will be greeting voters in the Las Vegas area with one of the newest Democrats in the House, Rep.
Thune: Obama Experiment Has Failed’
</p> “This was a bill designed to rein in the secret deals and reckless gambling that nearly brought down the financial system,” Obama said. “It was a tough fight.