Washington Post - June 18, 2013
a prime mover in two arenas right now: the Senate and the presidential race. (Of course, the Senate is also a proving ground/minefield for several members of the 2016 presidential field so the...
Politico - June 17, 2013
Revelations about the Obama administrations expansive domestic surveillance programs have opened a chasm between Democratic elected officials and their progressive base one that could be tricky...
Politico - June 17, 2013
was discussed, she said.
Perelman was a Clinton supporter in her 2008 presidential race. He went on to back President Barack Obama but also hosted an event for GOP nominee Sen. John McCain...
Washington Post - June 17, 2013
had been rigged.
At the same time, Mr. Rouhani was in the presidential race because he had been judged to be a reliable follower of the supreme leader, unlike other moderate and reformist candidates...
Washington Post - June 17, 2013
taking hits from the right and the left. Thats forced the second-term senator to aggressively defend himself and step into re-election mode sooner than planned, even though he has no Republican...
Washington Post - June 16, 2013
from the right and the left. Thats forcing the second-term senator to aggressively defend himself and step into re-election mode sooner than planned, even though...
CNN - June 14, 2013
a bombshell: Up for re-election in November in a Democratic-leaning state, the governor can hardly afford to be seen courting Christian conservatives and sharing a stage with divisive figures...
Reuters - June 13, 2013
Republican Senator Rand Paul on Thursday encouraged Americans to be part of a class-action lawsuit against the U.S. government for its vast domestic surveillance program his latest salvo against...
CNN - June 13, 2013
Washington (CNN) – Jeb Bush, Florida's former Republican governor, said Thursday that it is important for his party to not forget about Asian Americans, especially when talking about immigration...
Miami Herald - June 13, 2013
a very tough general election. Immediately after he was sworn in, the presidential race between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama dominated Florida?s airwaves, front pages and tweets.
Meanwhile, for...