Residents of Washington D.C. came up with a clever response to Arizona Congressman Trent Franks after he proposed a 20-week abortion ban and denied the district's only elected representative, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, from testifying against the measure.
Protestors deemed Congressman Franks, "Mayor" Franks and on Wednesday brought to his office a flood of municipal complaints.
(Former) Vice Chair for the Orange County Republican Party central committee, Deborah Pauly, is no stranger to controversy but it looks like the latest provocation involving George Wallace stationary is the final straw. As of Monday, the Villa Park councilwoman and candidate for county supervisor was removed from her leadership post with the county party.
Pauly claims she was unaware of a supporter's ties to George Wallace's failed 1967 campaign, where the stationary apparently originated.
2010 was a poor election year for women in Congress. Only one woman, New Hampshire Republican Kelly Ayotte, was elected to the Senate last election cycle, a year which also marked the first dip in female representation in the House since 1978.
One of President Obama's most recent fundraising tactics is offering a meeting with not one, but two Presidents of the United States. An evening with President Obama and former President Clinton could be yours for as low a $4 campaign contribution.
The results are in for the IVN Independent Voter Survey in California’s 26th Congressional District.
Have questions about Congress' to-do list, outlined by President Obama earlier this month? Now's your chance to ask. The White House is holding a live chat on Twitter answering your questions. Just add the hashtag #WHChat to your question and tweet away!
D’Marie Mulattieri, Independent candidate for the District 39 Congressional seat, is a radical thinker in a rational package. She’s a fearless competitor who doesn’t mince words about how she would succeed without party backing if elected to the House.
