GOP to Settle Contests in Kan., Mich.
Moore is once again in a solid position to hold this Republican-leaning district with $1.1 million on hand at the end of June.
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Sen. Byrd Basks in Boston
“It is important for you to go out and be a warrior for freedom,” Byrd bellowed from the church pulpit, accentuating his speech with periodic thrusts of his fist into the air.
Ex-Sen. Cleland Emerges as Top Draw
“I’m just glad I can do it for my friends, that’s what the brotherhood is all about,” he added.
Booger Pickin’ and Space Suits
“We decided that before we got up into our wrists and escalated this sticky exchange further, we’d stop with just this one moment and hope this silliness just blows over.”
Romney: Genial Host or GOP Mischief-Maker?
As Democrats converge in Boston this week, the Republican governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney, is riding high.
Aide to Clarke Settled Conflict Case
What is less widely known is that Cressey left his post under Clarke in September 2002 under criminal investigation by the Justice Department.
Politics in the Heartland
Stopping gay marriage “is all important and yet at the same time they also will admit this is not going to do anything. They are not going to pass the amendment,” he said.
Senate Races in Last Lap
outcome ever more up in the air.
Gallagher Says He’s a Player in Fla. GOP Senate Primary
Gallagher’s jump in poll position could also be attributed to the fact that he was the first GOP candidate on the air in the race.
A Year Behind, Thune Hits Airwaves
In the radio ad, which is running statewide, Thune expresses his support for a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage, an issue being debated on the Senate floor this week.
Edwards, Kerry Smile While Moore and Gore Stoke ‘Bush Hatred’
But Democrats are clearly motivated this year by more than “positive populism.” From the beginning, “Bush hatred” has been a mighty driving force that is shared widely in the party.
Frist Blocks Craig’s Immigration Measure
“We’re going to have a vote on this this year if I have my way,” said Craig.
Lindsey Graham: Pushing the Envelope
Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.) for saying, “I am probably not the only one up at this table who is more outraged by the outrage than we are by the treatment. … When we talk about the treatment of these prisoners
Several Ex-Snowe and McKernan Aides on Ballot
This cycle alone, Snowe’s former state director Charles Summers (R) is challenging Rep.
Illinois Republicans Eat Their Young (With the Media’s Help)
Almost three years ago — on July 16, 2001, to be exact — this column introduced readers to a then-41-year-old political neophyte who, I believed then, had the potential to become a star.
Doctor/Lawyer/Veteran Wants to Add a Title
[IMGCAP(1)] However, this is hardly the case in the Garden State’s South Central 3rd district, where Conaway is trying to defeat 10-term Rep. Jim Saxton (R) in November.
KENTUCKY: DCCC Poll Has Miller Trailing Northup by 6
’s Pease Air Force Base, at the request of then-Gov.
Cain Is First in Senate Race With Negative Ads
I want to slam the brakes on trial lawyers. Johnny’s on their side. I believe we should shut down the [Internal Revenue Service] and replace it with something simple and fair. Johnny doesn’t.
Metzl Makes It a Race in Missouri
“This is a guy who never stops working, is well-versed on issues and has good roots in the community,” she added.
Broadcasters Need to Do More to Give Candidates Air Time
Wharton is the affable spokesman for the National Association of Broadcasters, and he’s paid big bucks to dispense hooey about all the good things broadcasters do for America.