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Show Me Nothing: Missouri Members Entrenched
What’s more, this cycle marks the first in decades with neither a Senate nor gubernatorial race for Missouri.
Software Patent Proposals Divide Tech Industry
Patent and Trademark Office to re-examine certain software patents to determine if they are valid. The program is only a year old and few cases have made it through the system.
Marriage Equality and New York’s 19th District
Miller was considered a socially liberal Republican and declined to run for re-election in 2012.
Individual Mandate Delay to Be House’s Next Volley (Updated)
. | House Republicans will attempt to re-amend a stopgap spending bill with a one-year delay of Obamacare’s individual mandate and a provision eliminating health benefits for members of Congress and their
Crowded GOP Race Expected in Bachus District | #AL06
Alabama Republican Party Chairman Bill Armistead, a social conservative who used to serve in Ward’s state Senate seat. State Rep. Jack Williams, chairman of Alabama’s House Commerce Committee.
Whither Immigration Overhaul? Big Dreams Are Made on Such Little Stuff
First it was going to be July, right after the Senate did its part. Next it was going to be September, once lawmakers had a chance to gauge constituent opinion.
Independent Conservative Ad Calls McConnell ‘Too Chicken’
Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader, who is up for re-election in Kentucky in 2014.
Tennant Not a Game Changer Yet for West Virginia Democrats
A few weeks ago, Democrats didn’t even have a warm body in the West Virginia Senate race. So getting Secretary of State Natalie Tennant to run for the Senate was quite a catch.
Mississippi Republicans Wait for Cochran’s Decision
Whenever Cochran or Wicker retires, the first open-seat Senate race since 1988 will follow.
Lew to Congress: Oct. 17 Deadline to Increase Debt Limit
Lew also re-emphasized that President Barack Obama “will not negotiate” over paying the government’s outstanding commitments.
Social Conservatism Rebounds in Special-Election Primary | #AL01
He was re-elected as chief justice in 2012, and local sources said many of Moore’s supporters from that election turned out for Young in Tuesday’s primary.
Paul and Cruz Chart Different Paths to Senate (and National) Power
Paul has long cultivated a relationship with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and he backed off his support of the Senate Conservatives Fund once he officially decided to back McConnell
Begich Challenger Hopes to Carry On Ted Stevens Legacy (Video)
Mark Begich, who is up for his first re-election The state: In 2008, Begich became the first Democrat elected to the Senate from Alaska since 1974.
Alan Wheat to Work With Former House Colleagues | Life After Congress
He was the first African-American in Missouri to win a party’s nomination for the Senate and the youngest member to serve on the House Rules Committee.
Senate GOP Prepares to Shoot Down Cruz’s Obamacare Strategy
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and many of his rank and file are poised to cast votes this week that will effectively rebuke Sen.
Top North Carolina Republican Declines Hagan Challenge | #NCSEN
North Carolina Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger announced on Monday that he will not challenge Democratic Sen.
Cruz’s Title at NRSC Highlights Conflict With Colleagues
It’s less helpful for the NRSC to have the person who is the face of that effort on television for the Senate Conservatives Fund, which is currently “polling” its membership on whether to support Senate
McConnell Won’t Filibuster House-Passed CR
Ted Cruz’s strategy, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell won’t support a filibuster of the House-passed continuing resolution that defunds Obamacare, since he supports that bill itself. “Sen.
Former Sen. Alan Dixon’s Memoir Provides Unvarnished Story
Let me mention a fellow who used to be in the Senate. Alan Dixon is his name, but people call him Al the Pal.