sign in - search results
If you're not happy with the results, please do another search
Summer of Oil
There's a commodity that often dominates politics each summer. It's called oil.
Brian Kilmeade Show Premium Podcast
Complete commercial-free daily audio podcast
Available on web and podcast apps
More older episodes available
Podcast email support
Complete commercial-free daily audio podcast
...
The Scent of Jet Fuel
The desire to escape Washington is a palpable desire for many members of Congress. Trumped by only one thing: getting in front of a TV camera.
Representative Government
Chad Pergram bets there are other affairs going on right now in Congress. Why? Because we have "representative government."
Balloon Drop
If the special election to succeed the late-Rep. Jack Murtha (D-PA) is a bellwether, don't expect Republicans to win control of the House this fall.
That’s not a slash, its a magic wand!
I have received a ton of response from a Facebook status update yesterday.
No, it wasn't about the primary elections around the country or the...
Read the Fine Print
Ready for scary political ads this fall? Better read the fine print.
What’s the Matter With Utah?
Is the ouster of Sen. Robert Bennett (R-UT) a signal of things to come for the Republican party?
Dave Obey and the Debacle of Second Base.
The unexpected retirement of House Appropriations Committee Chairman Dave Obey (D-WI) poses particular peril to Democrats at the polls this fall.
The Electric Slide
Lawmakers might not accomplish much more this year on Capitol Hill. That's because they're now on the "electric slide."
Immigration blowback
If immigration laws in Arizona are so unpopular nationally why are they so popular in Arizona?? I mean Governor Brewer is up 16 pts...
Goldman exec’s had to sit on the hands an hear Senators on both sides on the ailse blast them withou…
Goldman exec's had to sit on the hands an hear Senators on both sides on the ailse blast them without retort. They better be...
Political Climate Change
Democratic Congressional leaders were ready to tackle the climate bill in the Senate. Until the political climate changed.
The Price
Democrats realized they would have to pay a price to grant voting rights in Congress to the District of Columbia. And in an election year, that price was just too high.
Prev