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Los Angeles Times: U.S. Chamber of Commerce launches ad attack on Boxer

Sep 09, 2010
The nation's largest business organization launched a multimillion-dollar advertising attack in California on Wednesday night on U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer, part of a nationwide effort targeting vulnerable Democrats.
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Jindal: No Senate endorsement

Sep 09, 2010
MARKSVILLE — Gov. Bobby Jindal on Wednesday again refused to comment on whether he would publicly back the reelection bid of fellow Republican, U.S. Sen. David Vitter.
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New Haven Register: Yale professor: WWE has ‘death clause’

Sep 08, 2010

It is not true that World Wrestling Entertainment has never invoked a clause in its wrestlers’ contracts absolving the company of liability in an injury or death, according to a Yale Law School professor.

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WHAS: Conway tops $300k in moneybomb retort

Sep 08, 2010

The Jack Conway U.S. Senate campaign says an online Internet fundraiser modeled after Rand and Ron Paul "moneybombs" raised more than $300,000 for the "Conway Fight Fund."

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Philadelphia Inquirer: Toomey got millions in earmarks before railing against them

Sep 08, 2010

Republican Pat Toomey crusaded against earmarks for most of his three terms in the U.S. House, and not long ago took a live pig to Independence Mall as he challenged his Senate-race opponent, Rep. Joe Sestak, to swear off the funding that lawmakers direct to their pet projects.

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KABC: Fiorina-led HP sold to Iran, Boxer charges

Sep 07, 2010

WESTWOOD, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A group of Jewish leaders is denouncing Republican U.S. Senate candidate Carly Fiorina, claiming she traded with Iran when she was in charge of Hewlett-Packard. There are accusations and responses from both Senate candidates.

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