Monthly Archives: March 2009

Talking Points Memo has the scoop: Rep. Joe Sestak (D-PA) is privately telling supporters that he intends to run for Senate, TPMDC has confirmed.”He intends to get in the race,” says Meg Infantino, the Congressman’s sister, who works at Sestak … Continue reading →

Pennsylvania: Conservatives attending the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference seem quite ready to join Pat Toomeyin booting Arlen Specter in a 2010 Senate Republican primary: AP reports that Toomey received “resounding cheers” when he said in his keynote speech that he is “very, … Continue reading →

A few extremely telling polls have come out in the last few days, so I thought it would be better to separate into two posts a post on polls from the last few days and a post on other news … Continue reading →

The Transportation Security Administration has set a very dangerous precedent: The Transportation Security Administration has cleared Senator David Vitter (R-LA) of wrongdoing in his reported airport rage incident.To be exact, it was determined that Vitter did not pose a security … Continue reading →

First and foremost, this order is not the three-judge panel’s final ruling on the case, but rather an intermediate step. The Star Tribune: In a potentially decisive ruling, a panel of three judges today ordered up to 400 new absentee … Continue reading →

If you do something stupid, malicious, duplicitous or self-concerned that happens to also break a law, there will be repercussions, as Hookerlover David Vitter and his Republican former colleague Norm Coleman are finding out.First, in Louisiana, you’ve probably heard about Hookerlover’s … Continue reading →

First, Hookerlover David Vitter was caught like a diapered deer in headlights in the DC Madam scandal.  Sure, held a press conference, but he fled the scene before taking any questions. Then, Hookerlover attended a Town Hall Forum in Gonzales, … Continue reading →

Roll Call has a new article online focusing on Republican attempts to win in 2010 the Senate seat held by Democratic Senator Blanche Lincolnfor the last ten years.  The content of the article is a clear statement on how Senate … Continue reading →

Pennsylvania: Republican former Gov. Tom Ridge will decide on a 2010 Senate bid “in the next two weeks” according to WaPo’s Cillizza’s sources.  One obstacle to a Ridge candidacy: Ridge is a Maryland resident now, not a Pennsylvania resident anymore. … Continue reading →

State Treasurer Alexi Giannoulias has announced that he has formed his 2010 Senate exploratory committee and his campaign website is up.  It’s official.  Based on his announcement press release, it’s clear where his campaign’s focus will be: Giannoulias, the state’s chief investment … Continue reading →