Experts Affirm New Cost of Police Radios
“I think they’re going through the right steps, and I think they’re doing the right thing,” said David Boyd, director of the DHS Command, Control and Interoperability Division.
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Experts Affirm New Cost of Police Radios
“I think they’re going through the right steps, and I think they’re doing the right thing,” said David Boyd, director of the DHS Command, Control and Interoperability Division.
Hartke Wants to Follow in Dad’s Path
After serving just two years as the mayor Evansville, Ind., Hartke was elected to the Senate in the Democratic landslide year of 1958.
Big Day Looms for a Rookie
Benjamin Cardin (D-Md.), who was running against real estate investor Josh Rales — and all of his money — in the Free State’s Democratic Senate primary.
Telecom Awaits New Congress
We’re investing in our networks, creating new jobs and bringing lower prices.” The U.S. Telecom Association’s Alan Roth concurs.
Kentucky: Lunsford Close in New SurveyUSA Senate Poll
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, which has repeatedly claimed that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R) is vulnerable this cycle, was excited to circulate a new SurveyUSA poll Tuesday
Republicans Predict Supplemental Failure
“We’re now back in an obvious veto strategy,” said House Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.), arguing that Democratic leaders were creating a package with the intent of drawing a presidential veto.
GOP Finds Dry Hole in Story About China Drilling
Mel Martinez (R-Fla.) knocked down the reports last week in a Senate floor speech, likening the talk to an urban legend; the Miami Herald reported that it is false; Vice President CheneyÂ’s office issued
Supplemental Deal Being Eyed
On the Senate floor Tuesday, Reid offered to work with Republicans to find a compromise on unemployment benefits.
Obama Factor Spells Trouble for Dole
Senate,” Hagan said in a statement.
Louisiana: Cassidy Hops Along Into 6th District Race
Cassidy, a physician, won a special election in 2006 to replace now-Secretary of State Jay Dardenne (R) in his state Senate district.
Minnesota: New Franken Ad Hits Protracted Iraq War
“We’re building 810 schools, 4,800 water and sewage projects, 1,047 roads and bridges,” Franken said in the ad. “No, not in America. In Iraq. I’m Al Franken.
GOP Woos Its Own on K Street
Just hours before Senate Republicans voted Tuesday to block a bill that included some of the business communityÂ’s most prized tax credits, three GOP Senate leaders held a private meeting with about 20
Earmark Drove Jefferson Case
.” Prior to appearing in the conference report for the omnibus bill, the Care Unlimited earmark had never been approved in any legislation passed by the House or Senate.
Rocky Mountain Lows
Even with a national political headwind blowing smack into Colorado Senate candidate Bob SchafferÂ’s (R) face, polling has shown him in a competitive race with Rep.
Party Time in Minnesota: State Committees Flush
And with a top-tier Senate race, some of the most competitive House races in the country and the Republican National Convention descending upon the Twin Cities, 2008 is shaping up to be a banner
Hill Climbers: A Lucky Move
Rose took another job, this time with a Senate Appropriations subcommittee dealing with transportation.
Alaska: Seafarers Union Sticks With Stevens for Senate
Despite a federal investigation and tough re-election fight ahead, Sen. Ted Stevens (R) continues to keep one unionÂ’s support.
Minnesota: Anti-Union Ads Could Factor Into Senate Race
Norm Coleman (R), who also opposes the initiative and is getting a tough re-election challenge from entertainer Al Franken (D).
Road Map: Dodd and Democrats Focus on Mortgages
YouÂ’re facing allegations that you used your status to get a sweetheart deal on your mortgage at the same time that your landmark housing legislation is scheduled to hit the Senate floor. Ouch.