Moderates See Castle Defeat as Part of Purge
He also noted that purges are going on in both parties, with some Democrats who voted against the health care bill being shunned by unions and other liberal groups.</p> Former Rep.
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Primaries Set Stage for Multiple New York House Battles
</p> Altschuler had 45 percent of the vote with almost 100 percent of precincts reporting.
Gingrich Warns Republicans Victory Is Not Assured
</p> Gingrich wasn’t the only Republican applying pressure to members to pony up.</p> Rep.
Tea Party Puts Republicans on Road to Disaster
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]Or, as one GOP insider put it Wednesday, “we’re going to hell in a tea caddy.”
Is This an Anti-Incumbent Year? Not So Far
</p> In other states, incumbents fell in primaries, but not necessarily because of their titles. </p> Sen. Arlen Specter’s loss to Rep.
Fechner: Working With Kennedy Was Tough, Rewarding
</p> He was a visual thinker and loved using charts to illustrate his points.
Old Divorce File Riles Tennessee
</p> But the documents add more detail to an issue that has already become fodder on the campaign trail.
Senate Inches Forward on Small-Business Bill
</p> The measure aims to boost growth in the small-business jobs market.
Lynch Wins Easily; Perry Nabs GOP Nod in Massachusetts Open Seat
Bill Delahunt in southeastern Massachusetts’ crowded 10th district, state Rep. Jeff Perry defeated former state Treasurer Joe Malone in Tuesday’s GOP primary.
Hispanic Representatives Seek Assurance About Reid’s Immigration Plan
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is hoping to get some political mileage out of tacking an immigration provision onto the annual defense authorization bill, but Hispanic lawmakers in the House aren’t
Senators Urge Reid to Focus on Jobs, Adjourn Early
</p> Though Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid suggested Tuesday he is prepared to move forward with debate on the defense authorization bill next week, some of the Nevada Democrat’s rank-and-file Members
NRCC Adds Boucher and McIntyre to Ad Target List
Boucher’s southwestern Virginia district is very culturally conservative, and Republicans view him as especially vulnerable because of his vote last year for a climate change bill that included a cap-and-trade
Heard on the Hill: Doing It for Dad
</p> Baird was scheduled to speak at a reception Tuesday evening promoting the bill.
Cicilline Survives Primary in Race to Succeed Kennedy
</p> With 64 percent of districts reporting, Cicilline had 36 percent of the vote, compared with 22.5 percent for former state Democratic Party Chairman Bill Lynch, 22 percent for businessman Anthony
Democrats Squabble Over Taxes
, even if there isn’t much expectation that they will be able to pass a bill until the lame-duck session.
Kentucky: NRSC’s First IE Ad Targets Conway
</p> The ad ties Conway to President Barack Obama and Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and attacks his support for the health care reform bill. “Whose horse is Jack Conway riding?”
Jury Is Out on Obama’s Offensive
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]Sanders also had a piece of advice for the president.</p> “He would be well-served by remembering what FDR did in the 1930s.
Despite Ethics Cloud, Rangel Cruises to Renomination
</p> Republicans have worked to make Rangel a symbol of corruption within the Democratic Party and to turn his ethics case into a state and national campaign issue.</p> Meanwhile, Rep.
Big Oil Spouts Big Money for GOP Candidates
</p> This week, API lobbied against an amendment sponsored by Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) to the small-business bill that would have repealed a manufacturing deduction for the industry.
Senate Democrats Divided Over Warren as Possible Consumer Agency Chief
</p> Dodd has said that the agency needs a leader and that the nominee should go through the full Senate confirmation process and be subject to a floor vote.