Nebraska Senate: Osborn Likely to Announce Candidacy Soon
Former Nebraska Treasurer Shane Osborn is likely to announce his candidacy for the Senate within the next few days, according to usually reliable GOP insiders.
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Pryor Can’t Escape 2010 Comparison
Today, it’s impossible to evaluate his re-election chances next year without drawing comparisons to Lincoln’s double-digit defeat.
The Macks Are Getting Divorced
Bono Mack lost her re-election bid in November to now-Rep. Raul Ruiz, a Democrat. She is now a senior vice president at FaegreBD Consulting. Mack lost his bid for the Senate to Sen.
Friendly Fire: Parties Slam Some of Their Own
Three of the four Democrats who voted with the GOP could well have competitive races next year, while only one or two of the Republicans who voted with Democrats are expected to face tough re-election
Norton Warns of Security Gaps With Park Police Furloughs
Day recess next week, they’ll likely face questions from constituents about the sequester, efforts on Capitol Hill to mitigate its effects and what could happen if the arbitrary spending cuts are not re-evaluated
Senate Ratings Changes: The Political Environment Turns on Democrats
And changes in the landscape have led the Rothenberg Political Report to change its Senate ratings.
Mike Rounds Hires Dick Wadhams #SDSEN | Shop Talk
John Thune’s 2004 upset of Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle.
Abortion Bill Could Hurt All House Republicans, Bono Mack Says
Mary Bono Mack, who lost her 2012 re-election bid to Democrat Raul Ruiz, said the House’s renewed focus on a Rep.
AFI DOCS Slate Highlights Politics, D.C.
AFI DOCS presented by Audi, as the former AFI Silver Docs has been re-christened, will run June 19-23 and will show 53 films in Washington at the Newseum, Goethe Institute, National Archives, National
Michelle Nunn Senate Announcement Coming Soon
After appearing at a weekend fundraiser for Senate Democrats, party leaders expect Michelle Nunn to make a final decision on the Georgia Senate race within weeks.
A 5-Year Farm Bill Should Strengthen Conservation | Commentary
As the Agriculture committees in the House and Senate turn their attention to considering and reporting out a five-year farm bill this month, it’s important to consider how many Americans have felt the
Bob Kasten Works Internationally in D.C. | Life After Congress
Kasten’s two Senate terms provided him time to focus on foreign aid, particularly during his tenure on the Appropriations Committee.
IRS ‘Scandal’ Touches More Nerves as Sign of Incompetence
The second congressional hearing on the IRS scandal, scheduled for Tuesday morning in the Senate Finance Committee, may offer solid clues about which of two possible ways the Republicans plan to play the
Top GOP Media Firm’s Split Heads to Court | Shop Talk
Todd Akin’s disastrous bid for Senate in Missouri. Privately, other GOP consultants wondered if the legal drama would soften the firm’s hold on its lengthy client list.
Has IRS Probe Re-Energized the Tea Party?
Some of the movement’s allies who helped Republicans retake the House in 2010 were defeated two years later, President Barack Obama was re-elected by a wide margin to serve a second term in the White
Reinvigorated Tea Party Bands Together Against IRS
Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., former presidential candidate and chairwoman of the House Tea Party Caucus, the news conference outside the Capitol included tea party allies in the House and Senate, national
EMILY’s List Backs Six House Candidates
Joe Baca is also running for the seat after losing re-election in another district. Until making EMILY’s List, Reyes was hardly mentioned in campaign coverage, but the backing gives her credibility.
Q&A With Gov. Brian Sandoval (Part II)
Over time, will the Senate immigration reform proposal help the image of the GOP with different ethnic demographics? A. Q. How will this help the image of the Republican Party? A.
Q&A With Gov. Brian Sandoval (Part II)
Over time, will the Senate immigration reform proposal help the image of the GOP with different ethnic demographics? A. I do think it will help — I’m very confident it will help.
McCaskill Mobilizing Campaign Supporters Against Military Sexual Abuse
Senate Armed Services Chairman Carl Levin, D-Mich., noted Tuesday that those markups begin in a few weeks.