Speaker Is in No Danger
We’re excited we just got [the Violence Against Women Act] passed,” Buerkle said, arguing that the GOP’s leadership team has done a good job given Senate opposition to many of its priorities.
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Republicans Huddle on ‘Fast and Furious’
“We’re continuing to re-engage Justice,” Issa said as he was leaving a 9:45 a.m. meeting with Speaker John Boehner (Ohio), Majority Leader Eric Cantor (Va.) and Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (Calif
Key to Nevada Senate Seat Lies in ‘Battlegroundsville’
This stop came on the heels of Berkley deciding to air the first two television ads of her Senate campaign in Northern Nevada.
Hoagies Only Topic of Agreement at ‘Summit’
Ostensibly, Obama called Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.
Gay-Rights Advocates Say Obama’s Stance Will Help Their Cause
Obama’s campaign and Democratic Party officials are spotlighting the issue in fundraising messages after the president’s re-election effort saw a surge in donations linked to the May 9 announcement
The World According to Arlen
Specter — a GOP centrist who abandoned his party in 2009 when it became clear his chances of winning a Republican primary for his long-held Senate seat were doomed — also calls out the “silent moderate
Tea Partyers Will Test Strength
In Washington, the tea party class has attempted to re-create the 2010 political dynamic. However, absent the organic rise of strong GOP primary candidates similar to now-Sens.
FEC Fails to Approve Plans to Allow Dianne Feinstein to Resolicit Donors
Dianne Feinstein’s re-election campaign can’t approach donors who already contributed the maximum amount permitted by law in order to replace roughly $4.5 million that was siphoned from its accounts in
Indiana: How Richard Mourdock Won the Club for Growth
Club officials talked almost weekly about the Indiana Senate race, keeping a close eye on Mourdock’s progress as a candidate.
Indiana: How Richard Mourdock Won the Club for Growth
Club officials talked almost weekly about the Indiana Senate race, keeping a close eye on Mourdock’s progress as a candidate.
Senate Democrats Avoid Gay Issues, Too
Whitehouse, who is up for re-election this cycle, said he is “sure” many of his colleagues feel similarly.
The Downfall of a Statesman
You can’t just fake your way through a Senate election.”
DSCC Reserves Airtime in Three Key States
for the fall, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee reserved $14.1 million in Missouri, Montana and Virginia — three states Democrats are looking to hold as they seek to preserve their four-seat Senate
Dick Lugar Ousted by Richard Mourdock in Bid for Seventh Term
Dick Lugar was defeated in a blowout in Indiana’s Republican primary on Tuesday, capping a 36-year Congressional career punctuated by foreign affairs accomplishments and potentially putting the Senate
Tim Kaine: Barack Obama Link a Wash Politically
Tim Kaine thinks the Senate and presidential races in Virginia are as close as most recent polls have shown and conceded his political fate is closely tied to the performance of his good friend in the
Guarded Prospects for Southern Democrats, Northeast Republicans
John Barrow loses his bid for re-election and the party can’t hold retiring Arkansas Rep. Mike Ross’ open seat, which looks likely.
Coming to a Political Theater Near You: The Cliff
It came after the Senate was unable to get enough votes to create its own budget commission and the presidential commission created in response didn’t get adequate support for a plan to move the process
Downballot, Established Candidates Lead in Indiana
Dick Lugar’s uphill re-election battle is the marquee race on the GOP ballot today in Indiana, where primary voters are headed to the polls to decide the six-term Senator’s political fate.
Kentucky: Dueling Polls in 6th District
He noted his firm’s success of getting numbers right, even when other pollsters had different figures — in particular Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s 2010 re-election race.
Tactical Errors, Lack of Message Plague Dick Lugar
He made specific strategic errors, from battling accusations about his out-of-state residency to struggling to define his opponent and executing a clear re-election message.