Obama Uses McCaskill Win as Mo. Road Map
“Raise your hand if you’re from rural Missouri,” McCaskill told the early morning crowd.
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Potential Biden Vacancy Intrigues Delaware Pols
That means that if Biden wins re-election to Congress in November but loses his vice presidential bid, he can simply return to the Senate.
Sununu to Skip GOP Convention
John Sununu (N.H.) is the latest in a growing number of GOP lawmakers who will skip their partyÂ’s presidential convention in order to spend time campaigning for their re-election.
Stevens Keeping the Faith
“We’re committed to win both and we will.
Parties Subject to Myriad Rules
But on Monday the RIAA sent out an e-mail to guests noting that while the Senate Ethics Committee had affirmed that designation, the House ethics committee had not approved the event.
Colorado Candidates Battling for Independents
Mark Udall in ColoradoÂ’s open-seat Senate race lies in the hands of independent voters. Just ask Schaffer, who is running to succeed retiring Sen. Wayne Allard (R).
Heard on the Hill: Boss-in-Waiting
.Â’ ItÂ’s a Senate slumber party! Or at least a Senate hotel. Most of the Democratic Senators are sharing the same hotel in the Mile High City, HOH hears.
History, Not Her Story, in Denver
Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), one of ClintonÂ’s strongest Senate supporters, said many of ClintonÂ’s female supporters will arrive in Denver still hurting from the bruising primary.
Parties Bringing Big Guns to Foe’s Convention
Along with key House and Senate leaders, McCain is also dispatching other GOP celebrities, like Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty and Massachusetts Gov.
Ensign: Colleagues Didn’t Step Up to Plate
Orrin Hatch (Utah) and Senate Republican Conference Vice Chairman Sen. John Cornyn (Texas).
Capitol Police Join Team in Denver
Their job is much the same as on the Hill: provide security details for House and Senate leadership and work to keep the legislative branch safe.
Party Time? Not for Leaders
The exceptions are Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), who is co-hosting an event tonight with fellow Illinoisan Emanuel, and Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl (Ariz.), who is throwing an afternoon
Presidential Race Evokes Memories of 1952 Contest
Obama enters his partyÂ’s convention in Denver in his fourth year as junior Senator from Illinois after eight years in the state Senate.
Parties Bringing Big Guns to Foe’s Convention
Along with key House and Senate leaders, McCain is also dispatching other GOP celebrities, like Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty and former Massachusetts Gov.
Dean Seeks to Deploy Obama Foot Soldiers
Roughly a dozen House and Senate seats are competitive in the area. Before arriving in Denver over the weekend, Dean campaigned in Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico as part of a bus tour.
CongressNow: NAFTA Faces Scrutiny Under Obama
“They’re talking about revising NAFTA, but there are lots of ways you can go about this in terms of additional side agreements,” he said.
Colorado Democrat Soft-Pedals Partisan Views
Perry said he is open to voting for a Democrat for Congress on Nov. 4, and that he is undecided as well about whom he will support in ColoradoÂ’s open Senate race and the presidential contest.
Sen. Salazar Keeping Options Open
Ken Salazar (D-Colo.) on Wednesday declined to commit to running for re-election in 2010 or rule out serving in the next White House administration.
Prosecutors Allege Stevens Failed to Report No-Interest Loan
to an individual identified as “Person A” on Sept. 1, 2006, the day after FBI agents executed search warrants for several properties in Alaska, including ones related to his son, former Alaska State Senate
Stevens Airs New Ads Touting Accomplishments
Stevens, the Senate’s longest-serving Republican, even jumps on the change message bandwagon in one ad that features various testimonials from Alaskans. “People talk about change, Sen.