VP Picks Could Affect Ticket
Barack Obama (Ill.) and Democratic House and Senate candidates are threatening historically conservative strongholds — Republicans expect Palin to blunt this attack, generating voter turnout and activist
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CongressNow: Hill Democrats See Target in McCain Tax Plan
Re-enlisting at Treasury under McCain would afford Paulson at least four more years to see his plan to fruition.
Proud Coleman in the Spotlight
The big event, however, has put Coleman and his re-election campaign front and center.
New England Mod Squad Touts McCain
The Northeast was once fertile ground for moderate Republicans, but few can be found in the House or Senate.
Protests Escalate in St. Paul
Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Terrance Gainer said the blocked-off streets and dense downtown area made it tough for the Capitol Police officers who are guarding Members this week.
Protests Escalate in St. Paul
Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Terrance Gainer said the blocked-off streets and dense downtown area made it tough for the Capitol Police officers who are guarding Members this week.
Heard on the Hill: No Brotherly Love
Matthews, who reportedly has designs on the Senate seat now occupied by Sen.
RNC Opens on Subdued Note
“You’re seeing Republican governors in Republican states I think do a fabulous job of taking care of their citizens,” Perry said.
Alaska Republicans Get a Palin Booster
Just a week ago, for the first time in the stateÂ’s history, Alaska Democrats had a shot at the at-large Congressional seat, a Senate seat and even the stateÂ’s three electoral votes for the presidency
An Insiders’ Look at Key Minnesota Political Races
Paul to gauge their thoughts on two key races in the state this fall: the presidential race and the Senate contest between Sen. Norm Coleman (R) and comedian Al Franken (D).
Palin’s a Risky Pick, but Could Yield Big Dividends
We know McCainÂ’s record and weÂ’re learning about her battles with powerful Republicans from Sen. Ted Stevens (Alaska) to former Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski.
Transcript of Roll Call Interview With Palin
WeÂ’re from different generations of course, obviously different levels of experience, but I have respect for his contributions to this state.
GOP Ready to Raise McCain
.” Boehner and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), the convention’s temporary chairman, both have speaking roles tonight, part of about a dozen Congressional lawmakers who are participants
Palin Shrinks Diversity Gap
Fast-forward four years: Steele failed in his Senate bid and no longer holds office — he is chairman of GOPAC, an arm of the party that recruits and trains activists — yet is still speaking at the convention
GOP Senators Bring Lots of Work to St. Paul
“They’re expecting him to talk about the remarkable story of his service to country.
Capitol Police, Local Officers Bolster Security
Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Terrance Gainer said a week of avoiding protests and closed roads in Denver could convince Capitol Police officials that about a half-dozen more officers are needed.
Obama’s Grand Acceptance Recalls Past, Looks to Future
In Washington they call this the ownership society, but what it really means is youÂ’re on your own. Out of work? Tough luck. No health care? The market will fix it. Born into poverty?
Byrd Perseveres As West Virginians Look On
And when Byrd was up for re-election for his ninth Senate term in 2006, the Burkes — who are in Denver this week as part of the West Virginia delegation — naturally put a “Robert Byrd for Senate”
CBC Members Reflect on Obama Nomination
“I don’t think we’re nominating a CBCer.
Clinton, Other Leading Democrats Say Action on Health Care Is Urgent
“As a taxpayer, I think we’re entitled to that coverage,” Rep. Hilda Solis (D-Calif.) said.