Breaking a three-day stalemate, the Senate approved an amendment to its health care legislation that would require insurance companies to offer free mammograms and other preventive services to women.
The vote was 61 to 39, with three Republicans joining 56 Democrats and the two independents in favor
The [...]
"She'd fit in just fine," Boehner said in early October. "I've contributed to her election, and we're urging all of our members to help bring this race" [...]
When asked if she's a Jim DeMint Republican or a Susan Collins Republican (and clearly there's a right answer if you're looking to get elected in New Hampshire), Ayotte won't even answer, which is one suggestion that conservative Republicans are dominating the primary process in New Hampshire.
Bad news [...]
NH Senate Republicans have released the following list of legislative priorities for the upcoming session. All quotes are attributable to Sen. Peter Bragdon. (Study guide: try to find any mention of spending cuts):
Economic Development and Job Creation
Reduce taxes for the smallest of companies, as well as those who hire new [...]
-- House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-OH), quoted by the Middletown Journal.Think he found any raising Benjamins for Republicans in New Hampshire today?
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Polls, polls, polls.
Good news, good news, good news, at least if you’re a Republican.
Perhaps the best of all news is that for the 20th consecutive week, Republicans lead in Rasmussen’s generic ballot survey. If the election were held today, 43 percent say they would vote for a Republican [...]
Er, that would "be needed"! From Radioactive Liberty:
Below are ten new slogans for the Republicans, I’d like to see.
First, Rothenberg notes (per Pindell) that "the jury is still out" on supposed dream recruit Frank Guinta.
Then Time Magazine blasts out a list, "Ten Races That Have Republicans Worried for 2010," that [...]
Vulnerable Republicans
Kelly Ayotte (New Hampshire)
Though they haven't officially endorsed her, the NRSC and Senate minority leader Mitch' [...]
