Democrat Fires Staffer for "Jewish Money" List
Campaign Spokesperson Fired After Giving List of Opponent Mike Grimm's "Jewish Money" to Newspaper
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Campaign Spokesperson Fired After Giving List of Opponent Mike Grimm's "Jewish Money" to Newspaper
The House Ethics Committee is Considering 13 Charges Against New York Democrat Charlie Rangel
The Massachusetts Senator Said He Always Intended to Pay Taxes, Acknowledged He Didn't Address the Issue Quickly Enough
President Obama Will Travel to Michigan and Deliver Remarks to Auto Workers at a Chrysler and General Motors Plant
Legal Experts Say the Most Obvious Legal Path is False Light and Defamation, But It Could Be Difficult to Meet the Stringent Standards of Proof
Former Vice Presidential Nominee Suggests President Should Have Spent Time Visiting U.S.-Mexico Border
Bill Would Have Provided Up To $7.4 Billion in Aid; Vote Largely along Party Lines
Federal Judge Received Messages from People Against Ruling Who "Expressed Their Displeasure in a Perverted Way"
Democrats are Having a Hard Time Giving a Unified Message this Election Season with So Many Distractions
Raul Grijalva's Office in Yuma Shuttered After Shattered Window and Bullet Discovered; Vocal Opponent of State's Immigration Law
The House Ethics Committee Begins a Public Trial Against Charlie Rangel; Lawmakers Say They Have an Obligation to the American Public to Keep the Proceedings Nonpartisan
Obama's Nominee to be Director of National Intelligence Unanimously Approved by Senate Intelligence Committee
Tenn. Gubernatorial Candidate Basil Marceaux Pleased with Exposure From Speech, Despite Being Largely Mocked
Kentucky's Democratic Senate Candidate Won't Say if He'll Support Harry Reid as Democratic Leader, In Spite of Fundraising with Reid
Washington Unplugged: Rep Ann Kirkpatrick Adds Members of Congress Should be Held to a "Higher Standard"