November 6 isn’t just the presidential election. All 435 seats in the Republican-led House of Representatives and 33 seats in the Democratic-majority Senate are also up for grabs — and the battle for Congress will weigh heavily on the future
Joe Biden is a veritable crowd magnet. Stopping in Beloit, Wisconsin today, Biden spoke before a whopping crowd of 1100 people. He was accompanied by radical leftist Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin, who is running for the Senate, and spoke before him.
Today, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid pledged to stonewall any attempt by Mitt Romney to pass his agenda if elected. “Mitt Romney’s fantasy that Senate Democrats will work with him to pass his ‘severely conservative’ agenda is laughable,” spat Reid.
Tammy Baldwin’s record is so vehemently leftist that it’s difficult to understand if she lives in a reality-based world. Baldwin, as noted here, has long been sponsoring efforts for a Peace Department that would undermine American strength, but that’s just
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz announced Thursday that he is endorsing Barack Obama for reelection. Big deal. Schultz deviously posed as a moderate in August of 2011, calling for a cessation on campaign donations until both parties could agree on how
Susan B. Anthony List, the influential pro-life group, on Thursday announced they were going to spend resources targeting incumbent Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey, the Democrat who voted for Obamacare and to fund Planned Parenthood, for betraying his pro-life principles. The
Joelle Fishman, who chairs the Connecticut chapter of Communist Party USA, has endorsed Democrat Chris Murphy for the U.S. Senate. Writing in People’s World, Fishman praised Murphy’s votes in favor of ObamaCare, Planned Parenthood funding, and pro-union issues. Referring to Murphy’s
On Thursday at a campaign stop in Richmond Virginia, Mitt Romney told the story of how President Barack Obama’s bad economy and regulations helped create the economic climate that forced Bill’s Barbecue to close two months ago. Bill’s had been
The conference calls this week by the Obama and Romney campaigns could not have been more different. The Obama campaign was irritable and scattered, arguing that they have built up enough strength to hold onto the lead the president enjoyed
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson will campaign for Republican Pennsylvania Senate candidate Tom Smith on Friday in Murrysville, Pennsylvania. Smith has said he was inspired by Johnson, the Tea Party businessman who knocked off incumbent Russ Feingold, the progressive Democrat, in
Jonathan Chait has made his choice for 2012, and it is Obama. Chait decided to tell us exactly why he chose Obama in a recent column for New York Magazine, and his reasons make his endorsement one of the great
By DAVID A. LIEB and JIM SALTERAssociated PressKANSAS CITY, Mo.Still mourning the death of her mother, Democratic Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill returned to campaigning Wednesday as Republican challenger Todd Akin gained a dual boost from a former presidential hopeful and
A video showing Pennsylvania’s hard-left Sen. Bob Casey (D) praising ACORN, America’s foremost proponent of voter fraud and mortgage mischief, disappeared recently just in time for next week’s critical election. Casey appears in the 2008 video praising the gangster group
In a nasty, partisan article in the New York Times, the growing divide over the presidential election among the Jews of Cuyahoga County is depicted. Cuyahoga county is in the Northeast part of Ohio that includes Cleveland. The Jews there
Montana State District Judge Kathy Seeley heard oral arguments on Monday concerning a $500,000 contribution from the Montana Republican Party to Rick Hill’s campaign for Governor. She refused to issue an immediate ruling, causing the case to drag on for
Romney/Ryan momentum is alive and well in the state of Iowa, and it might be carrying outspoken Republican congressman Steve King along to another term fighting the good fight in Washington D.C. CBS News noticed Wednesday: The Romney campaign believes that
Progressive Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) is reaching desperately to tie any possible scandal to opponent Josh Mandel, as recent polls show their race tightening. A week from election day, 4 of the 5 latest “News” items on Brown’s campaign website
This week in the Wisconsin senate race, Governor Tommy Thompson (R) hit Rep. Tammy Baldwin (D) with an ad on her far-left-wing voting record on defense legislation. The ad highlights votes from Baldwin’s 14 year career in the House of
Wednesday is the one-year anniversary of the shocking discovery that over $1.5 billion from accounts of MF Global customers were looted under John Corzine’s watch. On Sunday, The American Principles super PAC placed full-page ads in ten Iowa and Ohio
Richard Carmona is running for the U.S. Senate in Arizona. He is a trauma surgeon and former U.S. Surgeon General. For better or worse, he has been a fixture in Arizona health care for decades. As I noted last week,
Montana Senator Jon Tester (D) thinks there was only one mistake with Obamacare — that it was not implemented sooner. He also believes Democrats were just getting started with the healthcare bill’s provisions. During an October 20, 2012 Montana Senate
Claire McCaskill’s husband, Joseph Shepard, obtained over $20 million in federal stimulus funds that benefited his real estate projects. In the period in which this happened, McCaskill had influence over federal policy that directly affected those proceedings. Last Thursday, the
Montana Democrat Senator Jon Tester is locked in a tight reelection battle with GOP Congressman Dennis Rehberg. It has long been seen as one of the more competitive Senate races in the country, and potentially pivotal to determining control of
In September 2008, Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer (D) boasted to a gathering of trial lawyers in Philadelphia that he had used bullying and intimidation to elect Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) in 2006 in a close race that helped Harry Reid
The Espionage Act of 1917 was passed after the United States entered World War I. The act states that a person cannot interfere with military operations or help US enemies during war. But, there is nothing in the Espionage Act
