REPUBLICAN LEADER RAISES SPECTRE OF PRESIDENTIAL ENEMIES LIST
U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-TN) (R) addresses reporters during the 2009 Reuters Washington Summit in Washington, October 21, 2009. BY THOMAS FERRARO Reuters WASHINGTON - A top U.S. Senate Republican invoked the memory of the scandal-marred Nixon administration on... read the full story
Another tape of Mongiardo surfaces
FRANKFORT Another anonymous audio taping of Lt. Gov. Daniel Mongiardo has popped up on YouTube, the third since last month in which Mongiardo speaks ill of his boss, Gov. Steve Beshear. On the latest taping, Mongiardo said people he calls around the state first want... read the full story
WASHINGTON - U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint, flush with almost $3 million in his campaign coffers, set the audacious task of saving freedom Monday in announcing he will seek a second term in the U.S. Senate. The Greenville Republican announced his re-election bid in an e-mail... read the full story
Senate hopefuls try for edge in face-off
BROOKLINE - With the Red Sox baseball season over, politics took center stage yesterday in a Brookline neighborhood as the four Democratic candidates for US Senate gathered for their first face-to-face meeting in the short election season. read the full story
Mass. Senate hopefuls honing pitch to woo voters
BROOKLINE, Mass. -- It wasn't exactly a debate, but the four Democratic candidates for the late Edward Kennedy's U.S. Senate seat were meeting on the same turf for the first time to woo voters. read the full story
Mass. candidates hoping to win Ted Kennedy's Senate seat honing pitch to vo
The primary election is less than two months away. BROOKLINE – With primary elections for the late Edward M. Kennedy’s U.S. Senate seat less than two months away, candidates are racing to hone their campaign pitch. On Monday, Democrats Alan Khazei, Martha... read the full story
Poll: Reid trails GOP candidates
LAS VEGAS -- U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is trailing two Republicans running to unseat him in next year's election, according to a newspaper poll. read the full story
Poll: Reid trailing Lowden, Tarkanian
LAS VEGAS (AP) - U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is trailing two Republicans running to unseat him in next year's election, according to a newspaper poll. read the full story
Daley taps prosecutor for inspector general
(AP) — Chicago Mayor Richard Daley has named another federal prosecutor as the city's new inspector general. Joe Ferguson is replacing David Hoffman, a former assistant U.S. attorney who recently left the inspector general's post to run for the Democratic... read the full story
Mercury Nets Former Obama Mentor
Mercury Public Affairs , the lobbying/consulting firm that started as a GOP shop but has been beefing up its bipartisan appeal by hiring from across the aisle, has added another prominent Democrat to its stable: Former Illinois Senate President Emil Jones Jr. Jones... read the full story
Senate approves apology to Indians for mistreatment
The U.S. Senate has once again approved a resolution officially apologizing to American Indians for past actions by the federal government. read the full story
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