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Latham Renaming Committee Ahead of Potential Senate Run

Republican Rep. Tom Latham is changing the name of his campaign committee from “Latham for Congress” to “Iowans for Latham” ahead of a potential run for the U.S. Senate. The change could be filed with the Federal Election Committee as soon as this evening, according to a source familiar with the situation. Latham has not decided nor announced…

Massachusetts Senate: Brown Drops Along With GOP Chances

Former Sen. Scott Brown’s decision to forego the Massachusetts Senate special election dramatically changes the outlook of the race. The popular Brown was the GOP’s only real hope to steal back a seat they lost in November, but the moderate Republican had been wavering in recent days, according to reports. His hesitancy is somewhat understandable, given that he…

Have Republicans Turned the Corner on Strategy?

After spending a little more than a year ramming their heads into a brick wall, congressional Republicans and their allies have taken their first positive step: They have stopped doing it. The GOP’s decision not to fight on raising the debt ceiling next month gives the party the opportunity to pause, catch its breath and prepare for a…

Harkin’s Retirement Puts Seat In Play for GOP

Iowa Sen. Tom Harkin’s (D) retirement announcement Saturday gives Republicans another pickup opportunity and Democrats another possible headache — but also presents the GOP with another test in finding an electable candidate in the swing state that’s been trending blue. While many had wondered whether the 73 year-old junior senator was running for re-election, there were plenty of…

Chambliss’ Exit Shakes Up Georgia Senate Race

Georgia will be on a lot of Republican, and maybe even Democratic, minds all of a sudden, following GOP Sen. Saxby Chambliss’s surprise Friday announcement that he wouldn’t seek a third term. The state’s senior senator had often stoked conservative ire with his willingness to work across the aisle, and there was already heavy chatter in D.C. and…

The Fight for the Senate: GOP Opportunities Abound

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2014 Senate Overview (January 25, 2013) Alabama – Kansas

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2014 Senate Overview (January 25, 2013) Kentucky – New Mexico

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2014 Senate Overview (January 25, 2013) North Carolina – Wyoming

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Senate Majority Leader’s Biography Badly Needs a Rewrite

“He has earned the trust of both Democrats and Republicans” and has a “reputation for integrity and fairness,” says the biography of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on his official Senate website. The self-congratulatory 1,566-word tribute, which includes praise from Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, R-Utah, and Parade magazine, also calls the Nevada Democrat a “consensus builder.” But as…

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