Obama Plans to Take His Agenda Straight to the People
Indeed, a confident, re-elected president is expected to ask Congress to finally overcome its perpetual gridlock to act on job creation, the deficit, immigration, guns and much more.
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Ex-Rep. Jackson Reported to Admit to Campaign Finance Violations in Plea Deal
Rumors of a plea deal have been swirling since shortly after Jackson was re-elected to his Chicago-area seat in November. He resigned soon after, citing ongoing health concerns.
Massachusetts: State Representative Announces for Markey Seat
Markey is the frontrunner in the Senate special election.
Tea Party Changes Tack to Hit McConnell
Some individuals in the tea party movement will try anything to undermine Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, even going so far as to question the Republican’s tenacity in bringing money back to Kentucky
Menendez Plays Defense Against Increasing Reports
Menendez tried to move forward with his normal agenda Thursday, holding a morning roundtable discussion with Hispanic media outlets about immigration through the Senate Democratic Hispanic Task Force
‘Blood Feud’ Between Baca, Negrete McLeod
Negrete McLeod served as a field representative for Baca during his year in the state Senate.
Tom Allen: Congress Through the Publishing Lens
The former six-term congressman from Maine and a one-time Senate staffer for Sen. Edmund S.
New Jersey: Geraldo Talks Senate Run on Facebook
Television personality Geraldo Rivera took to his Facebook page to clarify the legal ends of his Senate candidacy contemplations.
Montana: Stapleton Announces Challenge to Baucus
“That’s why I’m running for the United States Senate.” Stapleton, a financial adviser, finished second last year in the seven-candidate Republican primary for governor.
Farm Team: Long Line Forming for GOP Hopefuls Looking to Move Up in Alabama
Nonetheless, Republicans expect a few of their own to run for governor or Senate someday — even though state operatives don’t expect Sens. Jeff Sessions and Richard C.
The Next Jobs Bill Will Focus on Training Programs
But hope for finally breaking through the gridlock appears to hinge on bipartisan negotiations quietly under way in the Senate.
Senate Democrats Talk 2014, Immigration and Guns at Retreat
Democrats talked about lessons learned from the 2012 election cycle and some recently re-elected members told some war stories, another source said, declining to elaborate.
Liberal Group Launches Ad Targeting McConnell on Gun Control
v=UmVLznif9u0 The Progressive Change Campaign Committee, a liberal third-party group, began airing an ad Tuesday in Kentucky targeting Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on gun control.
House Democrats to Get SOTU Preview from Obama at Retreat
Top House Democrats were delighted that Obama took a markedly liberal turn following his re-election and are counting on him to stay on offense, pressuring House Republicans to pass his agenda rather
The Budget War Is Back
In an appearance in the Brady Press Briefing Room, Obama once again tried to use the bully pulpit to paint the GOP into a corner, using the same fairness playbook that helped him win re-election
Budget Cutters Eye Nuclear Reprocessing Plant
Mark Sanford’s re-election chances in 2006. “I got rolled,” Hobson said.
Georgia: Westmoreland Won’t Run for Senate
Lynn Westmoreland, R-Ga., said Monday he will not be a candidate in the Peach State’s Senate race next year.
Backslapping Barrow Faces Big Senate Choice
He is a wily politico who has survived two Republican-led gerrymanders of his district, and he won re-election by more than 7 points in 2012 despite being a top GOP target with millions of dollars spent
Alaska: Begich Raised $336K in 4th Quarter
Mark Begich brought in more than $300,000 in the fourth quarter, giving him almost $1 million in cash on hand to kick off his 2014 re-election campaign cycle.
Even Without a Budget on Budget Day, Parties Gear Up for Battle Over Spending
has already said he plans a budget with more ambitious deficit reduction targets than he set last year in a plan that Obama and other Democrats derided during the campaign season that led to Obama’s re-election