Last fall, it looked like more than a few members of the celebrated House GOP class of 2010 wouldn’t even make it through the primaries, let alone win in November. There was talk of them being sellouts and rumors of primary challenges.But it turns out the Washington outsiders were a little better at the inside game than they were given credit for. Continue Reading All 29 of the Republican rookies — one-third of the freshman class — whose states have held primaries have won. In many cases, they steamrolled little-known foes; in other cases, they drew no opponent at all. Their success reveals a surprising survival instinct on the part of the newcomers — many of whom had no political experience before winning their seats ... Continue reading →
Last fall, it looked like more than a few members of the celebrated House GOP class of 2010 wouldn’t even make it through the primaries, let alone win in November. There was talk of them being sellouts and rumors of primary challenges.But it turns out the Washington outsiders were a little better at the inside game than they were given credit for. Continue Reading All 29 of the Republican rookies — one-third of the freshman class — whose states have held primaries have won. In many cases, they steamrolled little-known foes; in other cases, they drew no opponent at all. Their success reveals a surprising survival instinct on the part of the newcomers — many of whom had no political experience before winning their seats ... Continue reading →
Elizabeth Warren is largely unscathed by the weeks-long controversy surrounding her ancestry, according to a new Suffolk University poll released Wednesday evening.The survey shows the Massachusetts Democrat trailing GOP Sen. Scott Brown by a single percentage point, with Brown netting 48 percent to Warren’s 47 percent. The result marks a measurable shift towards Warren since the last Suffolk poll in February, which had Brown up 9 points, 49 percent to 40 percent. Continue Reading The poll of 600 likely voters was in the field Sunday through Tuesday, more than three weeks after the Boston Herald first reported Warren’s Native American heritage listing at Harvard Law School when she was a professor there in the 1990s. Since then, Warren has been ensnared in a round of ... Continue reading →
Elizabeth Warren is largely unscathed by the weeks-long controversy surrounding her ancestry, according to a new Suffolk University poll released Wednesday evening.The survey shows the Massachusetts Democrat trailing GOP Sen. Scott Brown by a single percentage point, with Brown netting 48 percent to Warren’s 47 percent. The result marks a measurable shift towards Warren since the last Suffolk poll in February, which had Brown up 9 points, 49 percent to 40 percent. Continue Reading The poll of 600 likely voters was in the field Sunday through Tuesday, more than three weeks after the Boston Herald first reported Warren’s Native American heritage listing at Harvard Law School when she was a professor there in the 1990s. Since then, Warren has been ensnared in a round of ... Continue reading →
Elizabeth Warren is largely unscathed by the weeks-long controversy surrounding her ancestry, according to a new Suffolk University poll released Wednesday evening.The survey shows the Massachusetts Democrat trailing GOP Sen. Scott Brown by a single percentage point, with Brown netting 48 percent to Warren’s 47 percent. The result marks a measurable shift towards Warren since the last Suffolk poll in February, which had Brown up 9 points, 49 percent to 40 percent. Continue Reading The poll of 600 likely voters was in the field Sunday through Tuesday, more than three weeks after the Boston Herald first reported Warren’s Native American heritage listing at Harvard Law School when she was a professor there in the 1990s. Since then, Warren has been ensnared in a round of ... Continue reading →
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