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Ex-congressman's son announces for 10th District
Mike Collins announced Thursday that he wants to follow his father's footsteps to Congress by pursuing the seat Rep.
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The Next Senator From Georgia Will Probably be Nuts
"Lies straight from the pit of hell," "War of Yankee Aggression," and nine other quotes from actual politicians seeking statewide office in the 21st century.
Republicans Keep Up Pressure on White House Over IRS Scandal
Tea Party leaders say the IRS scandal confirms their worst fears about a federal government they see as too big and too powerful.
Republicans Line Up for Open Seats in Georgia | Farm Team
For the first time in recent memory, four congressional seats in Georgia are open at the same time, providing ample opportunity for the Peach State's farm team of up-and-coming state legislators to unleash their ambitions.
Dems going on offense on Obamacare
The DSCC is putting out press releases in the districts of multiple House Republicans today who are either running for Senate, or are contemplating a run, highlighting today's vote for Obamacare repeal.
Athens-Clarke County GOP meeting draws candidates for variety of offices
A slew of candidates made their pitch at the monthly meeting of the Athens-Clarke County Republican Party, enough for county Chair Matt Brewster to joke those there heard from half the lineup of this weekend's state party convention.
Who Should Run for Senate in 2014?
Republican 10th District U.S. Rep. Paul Broun is running for Senate in 2014 . So is Republican 1st District U.S. Rep.
Alaska Senate Poll: Far, Far Less Than Meets the Eye
A Harper Polling survey conducted for the Tea Party Leadership Fund , an obscure conservative group that has supported Georgia Republican Rep.
Georgia Senate 2014: John Barrow ducks race, costing Dems top recruit
One of DemocA rats' two top recruits for the GeorA gia SenA ate seat of retirA ing Sen.
House Prospects Snub a Senate Run and Who Can Blame Them? | Hawkings Here
Campaign 2012 was a vintage year for House members seeking promotion to the Senate: A dozen tried, and half of them made it.
Tom Price won’t run for Senate in Georgia
'[O]ur assessment at this point is the House is the battleground for politics in this country right now,' Price told the Marietta Daily Journal.
Isakson under pressure: GOP eyes senator on immigration vote
As Congress takes up a sweeping overhaul of the nation's immigration system, U.S. Sen.
Who is in and who is out of the Georgia Senate race
When Senator Saxby Chambliss announced that he would not run for re-election again, the political calculus about who would replace him began.
9 Medicaid codes for turkey injuries?
U.S. Rep. Ted Poe, R-Texas, recently said doctor offices will become even more burdened by federal billing bureaucracy - with one example being nine different Medicare codes for turkey injuries.
Georgia Redistricting: Fair Maps Reveal New Battlelines
In a period of boredom, I decided to see if I could redistrict Georgia fairly. At the time, I had relatively simple objectives: obey communities-of-interest, prevent ridiculous sprawling of districts, maintain three VAP majority-black districts and making Sanford Bishop's southwest rural Georgia district majority-black without doing a racial ... (more)
Georgia Senate 2014: John Barrow ducks race, costing Dems top recruit
One of DemocA rats' two top recruits for the GeorA gia SenA ate seat of retirA ing Sen.
Tom Price Declines Georgia Senate Bid #GASEN
The five-term Republican becomes the second congressman this week to opt against the race, joining Democratic Rep.
What's Behind the House's Obamacare Repeal Vote
House Republican leaders have scheduled a vote next week on a bill that would exclusively overturn the 2010 health care law, ostensibly to give the party's freshman class a first chance to go on record against Obamacare.
Matt Towery: Republicans Prevail in South Carolina, but Can Democrats Take a Prize in Georgia?
Despite on onslaught of national press that seemed to be pushing Elizabeth Colbert Busch toward a victory in the South Carolina special congressional election, former Gov.
Sheldon Whitehouse: God Won't Save Us From Climate Catastrophe
God will not save us, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse declared in a Senate floor speech on climate change Wednesday that sounded more like a sermon than a political appeal.