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Nevada: NRSC Wastes No Time Before Attacking Reid

ItÂ’s been expected that the National Republican Senatorial Committee would be coming after Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D) early and often in the lead-up to his 2010 re-election campaign, and that

Tar Heel Target

not Elizabeth Dole, is the candidate,” one Senate GOP strategist said Wednesday.

‘Childish Things’

And much of it, too, stems from the perilous condition of the nation’s economy, which lends an aura of “we’re all in this together” — because, among the wealthy as well as the needy, there is a shared

Heard on the Hill: Inauguration 2009 Party Download

We later noticed him scooting out of the party with an entourage that included Susan McCue, former chief of staff to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and now a strategist who briefly headed up

Heard on the Hill: Welcome to the Boys’ Club

“I tried to use the Senate Member’s gym,” she said. “And there is a pool — but it’s for the men.” The women in the hotel ballroom burst into a chorus of boos.

Bad News Comes Early for Senate Republicans

The 2010 election cycle is just a couple months old, and Senate Republicans have almost equaled their number of retirements from last cycle, when their party lost eight seats.

Sink Will Not Run for Senate in Florida

Florida Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink (D) announced Friday morning that she will not seek the Senate seat held by retiring Sen. Mel Martinez (R) in 2010.

Winds of Change Could Be Blowin’

Although the state boasts one of the oldest Congressional delegations in the country, an open-seat race for governor in 2010 could put at least one House seat and a future Senate race in flux.

Durbin’s Rough Road

Even though he was up for re-election himself, Durbin suspended campaigning — as well as for Obama — in the final weeks of his daughter’s life, his office said.

On Historic Day, GOP Accentuates Positive

Despite finding themselves in the political wilderness, House and Senate Republicans arenÂ’t letting their electoral defeats spoil what will be one of the nationÂ’s most historic moments today when Barack

Obama Set to Spend Capital

Among the Capitol Hill veterans serving in ObamaÂ’s legislative affairs office will be Jim Papa, who has worked in the House and Senate and has close ties to Emanuel and the DCCC.

Heard on the Hill: The Candy Men Can

The drawer, a Senate tradition that goes back to the 1960s, has been on a roller-coaster ride that reflects some RepublicansÂ’ woes of recent years: It was manned by Sen.

Jindal Not Endorsing Vitter For Now

Bobby JindalÂ’s (R) attendance at a recent fundraiser for his 2010 re-election race as evidence of the popular governorÂ’s support, well-placed Republican insiders say that Jindal definitely is not yet in