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Category Archives: Take Back Congress
In MO-2, it’s Tea Party vs. Country Club
While Jane Cunningham’s decision to bypass a chance at Missouri’s open 2nd Congressional District makes the race less entertaining, the contrast in the GOP primary between Ed Martin and Ann Wagner will still make for a fascinating intraparty battle. Read more at Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Tell [...]
Posted in 2012 Elections, Ann Wagner, Caucuses & Primaries, Congress, George W. Bush, Missouri Congressional Races, Politico, Polls, Republicans, Roy Blunt, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress, Tea Party
Tagged as: 2012 Elections, Ann Wagner, Ed Martin, Missouri Congressional Races, Polls, Roy Blunt, Tea Party
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Webb Won’t Seek Re-Election
Virginia Democratic Senator Jim Webb plans to announce today that he won’t seek reelection, the Senator confirmed Wednesday. Webb appeared likely to face a rematch with former Senator George Allen, whom he beat in a bruising 2006 contest. He had expressed ambivalence about the prospect of another run, and has said he never planned a [...]
2012 Senate Races
POLITICO SENATE 2012 – “GOP candidates rush to get into Senate races,” by AP’s Philip Elliott: “Less than two months after voters gave Republicans six more Senate seats and control of the House, the GOP is lining up candidates for 2012, well ahead of the pace of previous election cycles. Looking to ride what they [...]
Posted in 2012 Elections, Congress, Democrats, Gubernatorial Races 2012, Jim Talent, Missouri, Missouri Senate Race, Politico, Republicans, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress, Tea Party
Tagged as: 2012 Elections, 2012 U.S. Senate Races, George Allen, George LrMieux, Jim Talent, Jon Bruning, Mike Haridopolos, Missouri, Sarah Steelman, Sen. Bill Nelson, Sen. Bob Casey, Sen. Claire McCaskill, Sen. Jim Webb, Steve Daines, Tea Party, Virginia
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Symptoms of Brain Tumor
Symptoms of Brain Tumor All forms of brain tumor are serious, but if someone is diagnosed with a brain tumor, it is better to have benign brain tumor symptoms, rather than metastatic (cancerous) ones, because that means their particular tumor has not resulted in a cancerous growth. Unlike other symptoms of brain tumor-which include headaches, [...]
Inaugural Scoop: Steelman Files for Senate
By: David Cantanese POLITICO Former Missouri state treasurer Sarah Steelman is expected to file the official paperwork Wednesday to run for U.S. Senate in 2012, POLITICO has learned. Before filing as a candidate with the Secretary of the Senate this afternoon, Steelman will launch a campaign website this morning that outlines her decision to become [...]
Here’s a List of Senate Dems Up for Re-Election in 2012
FOR THOSE EARLY BIRDS WHO LIKE TO GET OUT AHEAD OF THE CURVE, HERE’S A LIST OF DEMOCRATIC SENATORS UP FOR RE-ELECTION IN 2012 Some pundits say it will take a second take-over of senate seats in 2012 to give a majority in the senate to Republicans. Vulnerabilities will depend on economic and social [...]
Meet the House GOP’s insta-stars
By KASIE HUNT | 11/5/10 7:36 PM EDT With more than 80 Republican freshman soon to arrive in Washington, it will take some time to figure out who’s who. But a few of this year’s rookies aren’t likely to toil in anonymity for long, if at all. There’s a group that’s ready-made for cable television—some [...]
Thousands of Democrats to be jobless in Washington
Graphic Credit: Chris Morris for the Washington Post By Al Kamen Washington Post Staff Writer The Great Shellacking of 2010 will throw more than 2,000 Democratic congressional staffers out of their jobs. And it will send thousands of gleeful Republican staffer wannabes into overdrive to get those resumes up to the Hill to fill those [...]
