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Future after Watt for Democrats
The High Point Enterprise, N.C.Usually a political party gathering in an off year from a major election wouldn't draw much attention, but this year's 12th Congressional District Democratic Party convention takes place during anything but a normal time. Democrats from the district...Tags: U.S. Senate, Local Elections, Alma S. Adams, Barack Obama, Politics
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OPINION: Idaho's three million dollar man loses some
The Lewiston TribuneIf Congressman Raul Labrador's re-election campaign lost a quarter of a million bucks, the Idaho Republican would be down to his last $472. For Congressman Mike Simpson, R-Idaho, misplacing $250,000 would leave him $183,509 in the hole. Even U.S. Sen....Tags: Finance, Michael K. Simpson, Amgen Inc., Politics, Elections
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No sign of reports Jackson is required to file
— Already looking at a possible prison term, former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. could face new trouble over his apparent failure to file a financial disclosure report that is required when lawmakers leave the House. Meantime, his campaign has been...
Tags: U.S. House Committee on Ethics, Jesse Jackson, Jr., Values, Justice System, Politics
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Bob Dold wants his House seat back
Tribune reporterAfter losing a close, costly election in November, Republican Bob Dold wants to reclaim a U.S. House seat in north suburbs from freshman Democratic Rep. Brad Schneider. Dold, 43, elected to Congress in 2010 and defeated in 2012, has written backers...Tags: Paul Ryan, Barack Obama, U.S. Congress, Politics, Robert Dold
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Kirk makes first public appearance in Illinois since stroke
During his first official public appearance in Illinois since he suffered a major stroke, Sen. Mark Kirk on Friday announced that "rehab works" and said he hopes his steady improvement serves to encourage others with medical challenges. Kirk took...
Tags: Mark Kirk, Immigration, Stroke, Chicago Charter Schools, North Chicago
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Notebook: No challengers yet for Rounds
We are now a year from the June 3, 2014, primary elections in South Dakota. That is significant because South Dakota voters will choose a new U.S. senator next year. So far voters don’t have a choice. The only declared candidate is Republican...Tags: U.S. Senate, Dennis Daugaard, U.S. House of Representatives, Regional Authority, Democratic Party
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Wolcott Man Admits Role In Donovan Campaign Scandal
The Hartford CourantThe co-owner of a Waterbury tobacco shop pleaded guilty on Friday to a conspiracy charge in connection with a scheme to direct illegal contributions to the campaign of former congressional candidate Christopher Donovan. George Tirado, 36, of Wolcott,...Tags: New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Justice System, Trials, Judges, Politics
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Aaron Schock won't seek GOP nod for governor
Tribune reporterU.S. Rep. Aaron Schock has opted to bypass a run for the Republican Illinois governor nomination and instead will seek a fourth term in Congress next year, a top aide said Thursday. Schock, 31, from Peoria, ultimately decided he could do more good...Tags: Illinois Governor, Kirk W Dillard, Regional Authority, Adam Kinzinger, U.S. House Committee on House Administration
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Suspect in Jamie Hahn slaying reportedly made false cancer claim
The News & ObserverIn the past year, Jonathan Broyhill told friends he was suffering both from pancreatic cancer and multiple sclerosis -- a diagnosis that was at least partially untrue. His accounts of sickness add to questions about his state of mind in the days...Tags: Multiple Sclerosis, Raleigh, Politics, Pancreatic Cancer, Elections
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Boeing, billionaire Penny Pritzker among Obama's donors
Tribune reporterIllinois donors to President Barack Obama’s second inauguration included aviation giant Boeing Co., which contributed $1 million, and billionaire Penny Pritzker, who gave $250,000, according to newly filed records. Pritzker, who is being vetted by...Tags: Bank of America Corp., Engineering, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Science and Technology, FedEx Corporation
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Hahn slaying suspect reportedly made false cancer claim
The News & ObserverThe man accused of fatally stabbing political strategist Jamie Hahn told both her and her husband that he was suffering from pancreatic cancer, a story that turned out to be untrue. A week ago Wednesday, at the Hahns' request, the Rev. Nancy Petty asked...Tags: Raleigh, Murder, Politics, Pancreatic Cancer, Elections
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Ann Wagner is working quickly to make a mark in Congress
St. Louis Post-DispatchAnn Wagner often slips out the back door of her congressional office building and crosses the street to her unpaid job -- recruiting GOP candidates across the country to run for the U.S. House in 2014. Her pitch at the other building, where the National...Tags: U.S. Senate, Finance, Science and Technology, Politics, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
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