Obama Camp Looks to Unify Hill Democrats
A day after President Barack Obama relit the partisan war over the Bush tax cuts, the president’s team deployed to Capitol Hill to reassure Democrats about the president’s re-election and messaging strategy
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Concern Over Jesse Jackson Jr.’s Absence as His Father Speaks Out
If he’s going to stand for re-election.” Gutierrez’s words came as speculation increased over Jackson’s condition. Jackson’s office has not released information on him since Thursday.
How Will Investigation Affect Shelley Berkley’s Race?
Shelley Berkley in the best possible light, even as the case casts a public cloud over the Nevada Democrat’s Senate bid.
First Lady In Demand on Campaign Trail
In 2010, the first lady made a limited number of campaign stops for eight Senate candidates, plus three House candidates in Illinois.
Shop Talk: Carrying the Torch
Dave Nalle, the policy and messaging adviser, is the national chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus and an adviser to Republican Ted Cruz’s Texas Senate campaign.
Cabinet Members a Super PAC No-Show
“We have been crystal clear in expressing our support for Priorities USA Action and its mission: re-electing the President,” campaign spokesman Ben LaBolt said.
Fight Over Health Law Resumes
But Senate Republicans do not appear willing to acquiesce.
After Health Care Ruling, Law Still Politically Toxic
Supreme Court’s decision upholding President Barack Obama’s health care law is a historic policy victory for his administration and the Democrats who lost control of the House and their filibuster-proof Senate
Health Care Ruling Re-Energizes Tea Party
“Obviously, this kind of a setback will re-energize them.”
Harry Reid Urges Focus on Jobs; Mitch McConnell Vows Health Care Repeal
“Our Supreme Court has spoken,” Reid said on the Senate floor. “The matter is settled.”
Utah: Orrin Hatch Cruises to Victory in GOP Primary
Orrin Hatch handily won renomination in the Republican primary Tuesday night and is now heavily favored to win re-election to a seventh term, which he has said would be his last.
Fall Elections Shape Future Rosters
Robert Dold (Ill.), Joe Walsh (Ill.), Chris Gibson (N.Y.), Bill Johnson (Ohio) and Jeff Denham (Calif.) all face competitive re-election races of varying severity. Third baseman Rep.
Fundraising: Campaigns Send Last-Minute Appeals
With the June 30 second-quarter campaign fundraising deadline looming, House and Senate campaigns sent out a flurry of emails to supporters today seeking donations.
Orrin Hatch Poised to Win 7th Term
Hatch is conservative but has shown a willingness to work across the aisle over his nearly 36 years in the Senate, not unlike Bennett.
Barack Obama Pens Short Fundraising Email for DCCC
Earlier this year, the president alerted both House and Senate Democrats that he’s not going to assist them financially while he seeks re-election.
Shop Talk: Jen Psaki Moves to Obama Campaign
Jen Psaki is taking a four-month leave of absence from Global Strategy Group to serve as traveling press secretary on President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign.
Sides Still Talking as Deadline Looms
President, the Senate will stay as long as we have to, end of the week if necessary, to complete this substantial workload,” Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said on the floor Monday.
Charlie Rangel’s Fate on the Line
Also on the ballot in New York today is the GOP Senate primary between Rep. Bob Turner, Nassau County Comptroller George Maragos and attorney Wendy Long.
Highlight Fights May Detract From Jobs Focus
The “Fast and Furious” investigation knocked House Republicans off their jobs message last week, and a series of detours ensures the party will have trouble re- centering its election-year economic message
Harry Reid: ‘We’re Making Progress’ on Highway Bill
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said today he remains hopeful a deal can be reached on highway legislation by Friday and avoid the need for another short-term extension.