Clinton Must Run All the Way to the Convention
She repeatedly dominates with core Democratic voters: blue-collar workers, those without college degrees and older voters. Clinton must give voice to these constituencies in Denver.
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GOP Must Showcase Ideas, Not More Pork and More Attacks
When the statements were read to voters without partisan attribution, the GOP message won by 12 points. When we attached partisan labels to the very same statements, it lost by 6 points.
Democrats Discuss Exit Strategy
Many people could make the argument that maybe both of them should be on the same ticket, he said. Most Senators involved said there was no pressure to endorse a candidate.
Democrats Take Supplemental Process to New Level of Outrage
[IMGCAP(1)]Under the heading Regular Order for Legislation, the Democrats argue that Bills should be developed following full hearings and open subcommittee and committee markups. Moreover, the
Disclosure of Conflicts Questioned
however, none of those documents is publicly available, making it possible for lawmakers, and to a greater extent their aides, to maintain lengthy transition periods from the Hill to the private sector without
Louisiana Senate: A Tossup All the Way Until Election Day
Kennedy was re-elected without opposition in 2003 and 2007. In 2004, he ran unsuccessfully for the Senate, finishing well behind fellow Democrat Chris John and the winner, Republican David Vitter.
Nominations Fight Freezes McCain’s Cash Haul
McCains campaign declined to outline his options should the Federal Election Commissions lights remain off through the summer, preventing the necessary FEC signature on roughly $85 million in public
Four Votes on Supplemental to Start Soon
Assuming that fails, the Senate will then vote on a straight war funding bill without restrictions.
Stop Criticizing Lobbyists for Being Involved
Regardless of what your personal feelings are about lobbyists, the issue of lobbyists working on candidates campaigns is and should be a nonissue.
McCain’s Plan: Tax Breaks and Enhanced Portability
John McCain (Ariz.), the presumptive Republican nominee, has presented a plan that he says will make health care more accessible to the masses, without creating large new government programs or mandates
A Medicare Crisis Gets Even Worse
The formula wrongly sets a figure to spend on seniors care at the beginning of the year, without knowledge of how much care will be necessary, he said. Thats insanity.
The Thing With Feathers
Theyre extremely hard to get rid of, since they can live 18 months without food and hide out during the day.
Kansas: Stung by Poll, Jenkins Pulls D.C. Card on Ryun
No elected official should support enacting new laws discouraging or disenfranchising any American who has been legally voting for years, Sebelius wrote in her veto message, according to the Star
Beaver Tales
Merkley, clearly the better funded of the two candidates, should benefit from the higher television visibility he was able to afford, not to mention two Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee ad
A Nominations Morass
But Republicans have complained that Reid and Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) have rushed White in such a way as to force Republicans to either accept White without significant review or blow
Re-evaluate Approach to Defense
Since 2001, total defense spending has doubled and has actually increased by 62 percent, even without war spending.
Trade Groups Trip Over Disclosure Rule
The first-quarter lobbying disclosures appear to have been filed without much of a hitch so far, as the first real changes to the lobby laws in more than 10 years take effect.
Adapt Military to Changing World
Without a concerted effort to reduce the oil intensity of our military and our economy, our national security and economic prosperity are at risk.
FEC May Be Back in Business Soon
My nomination has been pending for almost two and one half years in the Senate without resolution. In an interview following the announcement, von Spakovsky said two major factors led to his decision
War Supplemental Last Chance to Push Spending
Democrats, who have picked up some Republican support for limiting spending, view the move as a way to change policy in the war without pushing more controversial proposals to pull troops out of Iraq.