GOP Supporters Are Hard to Find on Craig's List
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When Larry Craig (R-Lindbergh Terminal) dropped in unexpectedly for lunch with his Senate Republican colleagues yesterday, the caucus developed a serious case of acid reflux.
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John Kerry woos them, but perhaps not enough. George W. Bush does too, and even Laura Bush. Even so, small-business owners rarely make headlines as a political target group even
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Supporters of long-shot presidential hopeful Ron Paul say the Montana Republican Party's quirky caucus rules could create an opening for their candidate that other states don't offer.
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WASHINGTON - It's party time for trade associations, companies and interest groups at the GOP convention in New York, and each is trying to outdo the next in gimmicks to lure in movers and shakers.    The dozens of special-interest parties include a trapshooting tournament and "Wild West" bash sponsored by the American Gas Association, a Travis Tritt concert courtesy of General Motors, ice cream socials with Mastercard and Verizon and an NFL Hall of Fame breakfast...
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The practice of currying favor is widespread at the Republican convention, where lobbyists and other groups are seeking out the people who already have the power.
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By Rebecca Boyle, Greeley Tribune, Colo.  Jun. 3--Weld County Democrats have little reason to feel lonely these days.   Three of their kin are vying for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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The travails of Senator Larry E. Craig of Idaho are only the latest to rock an eclectic Washington neighborhood described as a âfloating trailer park.â
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Running for president means sometimes it's hard to get the shopping done.
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While a majority of Republican voters continue to support President Bush and the Iraq war, there are concerns that the war is undermining the partyâs political position.
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Republican presidential hopefuls show little party unity over the immigration bill in the Senate.
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Craigslist displays undeniable grassroots power.
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Legislative races are normally sleepy affairs involving politicians who are virtually unknown outside their district. Campaign spending is scarce, the political implications minimal.
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Despite common perceptions, business -- especially big business -- has never been monolithically Republican. Executives have been far too pragmatic for that. They have long used campaign giving to buy their way into the offices of both Republicans and Democrats.
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He may be the frontrunner, but Super Tuesday proved  that the Republican constituency that matters most still hasn't bought in
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Much of the nation&#39;s media makes it seem as if soft-money spending on campaign ads by the so-called &quot;shadow parties&quot; is a Republican thing.
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Despite a surprise new bid by U.S. Sen. Larry Craig to keep his job, many fellow Republicans said on Wednesday they believe he's finished after being snared in an undercover gay-sex probe.
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No one Republican candidate goes into election with commanding lead