Senate to start concentrating on gun control bills next week
February 26, 2013
The Senate Judiciary Committee seems all but certain to start voting on an assault weapons ban and other gun curbs next week, Congress’ first roll
GOP fires early salvo on global warming
January 7, 2011
House Republicans wasted no time Thursday in trying to block the Obama administration from acting to stem global warming. On their second day in power,
Obama drawing large crowds at campaign rallies
October 22, 2010
Focused on turning out base voters, President Barack Obama is being cheered at raucous rallies and spreading this message: Don’t turn your back on the
Sister Sarah says there will be dancing in the streets
October 17, 2010
Sarah Palin says Republicans and the tea party faithful will be dancing in the streets come election day because voters will return government to the
No place for Bush in midterm elections
October 10, 2010
Former President Bill Clinton is busy on the campaign trail, helping candidates in races from Florida to Washington state. His successor, George W. Bush? Holed
Polls show good news for California Democrats
September 27, 2010
Democrat Jerry Brown, criticized for a slow start in his campaign for California governor, has opened a narrow lead over Republican nominee and former eBay
Democrats want to tap voter anger over lost jobs
September 18, 2010
Businessman Randy Altschuler had barely won a Republican primary for Congress when New York Democratic Rep. Tim Bishop unleashed a television ad christening him an
Palin’s Facebook fans turn fickle
May 8, 2010
Ex-Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has outraged some of her fans with an endorsement of former Hewlett-Packard executive Carly Fiorina in the GOP’s U.S. Senate primary
Obama: Sen. Boxer could lose
April 20, 2010
President Barack Obama delivered Democrat-friendly California a stark message Monday: Liberal Sen. Barbara Boxer might lose her re-election race if her supporters don’t work hard.
Harry Reid to voters: Please help me
April 8, 2010
As he embarked on a campaign swing through his home state this week, Sen. Harry Reid didn’t have to look far to see that trouble