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Tag Archives: U.S. Senate
The 26 Senators Who Said ‘No’ to Debt Deal
The most conservative Senate Republicans — along with a handful of liberal Democrats who think it went too far — voted against the debt bill. One senator who didn’t fit that category was moderate Democrat Ben Nelson, who also voted no, but he’s up for re-election in 2012. L to R: Chambliss, Ayotte, Coats , DeMint Here’s the full [...]
Posted in Congress, Debt Ceiling, Solid Principles
Tagged as: Congress, Debt Ceiling, Federal Budget Deficits, Senate Debt Ceiling Vote, U.S. Senate
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Harry Reid Reelected as Senate Majority Leader
(CNN) – Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nevada, announced Tuesday that he has been re-elected as Senate majority leader by his Democratic colleagues. By: CNN Congressional Producer Ted Barrett Filed under: 2010 • Harry Reid [Editor's Comment: Perfect....this will remind voters why they threw so many of Harry's buddies out onto the sidewalk two weeks ago!] Recommend on [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, CNN, Harry Reid, Solid Principles
Tagged as: 2010 Mid-Term Elections, Sen. Harry Reid, Senate Majority Leader, U.S. Senate
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Blunt, Carnahan on attack again in Missouri debate
KMOV.COM LAKE OZARK, Mo. (AP) — Missouri’s leading Senate candidates clashed Friday over the economy, with Republican Roy Blunt calling the economic stimulus “a huge waste of money” that benefited a business run by Democratic hopeful Robin Carnahan’s brother. Carnahan said the stimulus had nothing to do with her brother’s wind farm and added that [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Congress, Roy Blunt, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress, US Senate Race
Tagged as: KMOV.COM, Missouri U.S. Senate Race, Robin Carnahan, Roy Blunt, TARP, U.S. Senate
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Reid and Angle disagree — about everything
LAS VEGAS — Sixty minutes, two candidates and not a single moment of agreement. Instead, Republican Sharron Angle taunted Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to “man up” Thursday night in their only debate of a close, caustic and costly race. Speaking more softly, Reid called her extreme, an ally of the special interests and advocate [...]
Election 2010: Delaware Senate
Delaware Senate: Possible Castle Write-In Drops Coons (D) Below 50% Against O’Donnell (R) It is possible that a write-in campaign by Congressman Mike Castle could hurt Democrat Chris Coons more than Republican Christine O’Donnell in the Delaware campaign for U.S. Senate. A new Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Delaware voters finds Coons with 49% [...]
Alaska Senate: Miller (R) Holds Double-Digit Lead Over McAdams (D), Murkowski
Republican Joe Miller attracts 42% of the vote in the first Rasmussen Reports poll of the Alaska Senate race since GOP Senator Lisa Murkowski announced her write-in campaign to try to keep her job. The telephone survey of Likely Voters in Alaska shows Murkowski picking up 27% of the vote and Democrat Scott McAdams earning [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Congress, Rasmussen Reports, Republicans, Sarah Palin, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress, Tea Parties, Tea Party, US Senate Race
Tagged as: 2010 Mid-Term Elections, Alaska, Joe Miller: U.S. Senate Candidate, Rasmussen Reports, Sarah Palin, Sen. Lisa Murkowski, Tea Party, U.S. Senate
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