Monthly Archives: May 2008

We all know that the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) is sitting on a $20 million advantageover the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC).  The DSCC has $37.8 million in cash-on-hand while the NRSC has only $17.3 million on hand.This alone … Continue reading →

As most of us know, twenty-two Senate Republicans voted against Senator Jim Webb’s new G.I. Bill.  The most frequently cited excuse given by these Republicans for trying to shortchange our brave fighting men and women was that Senator Webb’s bill would … Continue reading →

A hearty congratulations goes out to Oregon state House Speaker Jeff Merkley for winning a hard-fought Democratic primary and earning our Party’s nomination for Senate in 2008.  First and foremost, I want to reiterate how critical it is that Democrats demonstrate unity … Continue reading →

{Update: We’re up to $335!  You’ve responded amazingly.  Can we get to $500?  Just another $165.  We can do it!  If you can swing it, send Hagan $25 right now via the Expand the Map! ActBlue page.}You read that right. … Continue reading →

With all 100 counties in North Carolina having reported their primary results, State Senator Kay Hagan is the overwhelming choice of North Carolina Democrats to take on absentee Elizabeth Dole in November.  Hagan has taken over 60% of the primary vote, followed by … Continue reading →