Seats Lean Right, Results in Doubt
The freshman hails from one of the most conservative states in the country and is running for re-election in a presidential year in a district that President Bush won in 2004 with 69 percent.
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Freedom’s Watch Goes Up in 6 Districts
Freedoms Watch went on the air Tuesday in another expensive market Chicago in an effort to help boost the re-election prospects of Rep. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.).
PhRMA Taps Democrat as Its Chief Lobbyist
He is well known and well respected on Capitol Hill, said Jim Manley, spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.).
Reid Seeks McCain Pledge
Reid, according to Democratic Senate sources, also wants assurances from Senate Republican leaders that an evenly divided, bipartisan group of Senators will pass any legislative fix so his party isnt
After Special, Childers Is on Good Footing
Childers has no incentive to do anything in Wickers [Senate special election] race and Wicker would be foolish to do anything in Childers race, the consultant said.
Sides Wade Into Jury Pool
identified as juror 1424, reiterated a similar message on the stand, stating: They are not above the law, and they should in their capacity at all times … they should always remember the people theyre
Heard on the Hill: Grassley’s Reefer Madness
But, dude, the Iowa Republican sure sounded like one during a speech on the Senate floor Tuesday in which he went on at length about the artwork on the cover of the trippy Pink Floyd album Dark Side of
Big Early Bankroll Spurred August Payout in Dems’ Senate Campaign
the 35 Senate elections Oregon North Carolina Mississippi Colorado New Hampshire his longshot campaign his quest for a sixth term in his re-election campaign Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Idaho Senate Race: Over Before It Began?
The two men are facing each other again this cycle for the Senate, and when LaRocco entered the race, some local Democrats and enthusiastic bloggers tried to make the case that 2008 was a much different
Road Map: Beyond Tax Extenders, Uncertainty This Week
[IMGCAP(1)]The only thing we know for sure is were doing tax extenders Tuesday, one senior Senate Democratic aide said.
White House Senses Leverage for Endgame
For the Democratic majority to say, Were not going to do this because we didnt get our infrastructure money well, Id like to see them then live with the market crash. Nevertheless, with
Bailout Politics Scramble Hill
Negotiations between the White House and House and Senate leaders hit snags Monday on the policy and politics front.
Ike’s Political Aftershocks
Lampson, up against former Senate aide Pete Olson (R), was assumed to be extremely vulnerable in the upcoming November elections.
House Pushes Pelosi Drilling Changes
As they tried to sort through a historic Wall Street meltdown, Democratic leaders in the House and Senate were close Monday evening to signing off on a continuing resolution that would include funding
K Street Files: Lobbyists Exorcised Over Bailout Plan
[IMGCAP(1)]For starters, the industry has targeted an effort by Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Chairman Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) to revamp bankruptcy law to allow judges to change the terms
Heard on the Hill: Lawsuit with Your Lager?
And via e-mail, veterans and military groups are working on a demonstration (a legally licensed one, natch, since were talking law-and-order folks here).
Polls: Ohio a Top House Battleground
But Pryce, who has held the Columbus-area district for eight terms and cruised to re-election until her 2006 battle with Kilroy, continues to be well regarded at home.
Next Year’s Budget Was Decided by Last Week’s Headlines
In fact, assuming that the plan announced last week by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson gets enacted, were likely to look at the third week in September 2008 as the point when next years budget
Conservative Cash Tilting to Senate Battlegrounds
Among the conservative groups that are spending freely in Senate contests are the U.S.
Historical Society to Lose Crypt Kiosk
If not, were out of business, said Sarasin, a former Republican Congressman from Connecticut. Were in business to support the mission.