November Senate elections to decide their fate For Some Babies, It's Now or Never.
Remember the exhilaration of the 2000 elections? Remember how, after four years of pro-abortion Bill Clinton, we worked so hard to elect a pro-life president, only to be told by the media that Al Gore had "won" Florida, and probably with it, the presidency? Well, a very...

Women presidentiables.
Byline: Hern. P. Zenarosa NEW YORK, New York - Hillary Rodman Clinton, with all the support she is generating now in the campaign for the Democratic nomination, and on to next year's presidential elections may yet emerge as the first woman US President after George Washington, the...

Meera is rooting for Hillary!
Byline: Anil Sadarangani Hillary Clinton is in the race for the US senate elections from the state of New York, coming up on November 7 and good friend, entrepreneur and socialite Meera Gandhi says Hillary is sure to win. Hillary Clinton is in the race...

Close Senate Races in Missouri, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Virginia; Democratic candidates lead in Montana and New Jersey.
Byline: Frank Newport, Jeffrey M. Jones, Lydia Saad, and Joseph Carroll Synopsis: The final USA Today/Gallup pre-election polls for the U.S. Senate in six highly competitive races find the Democratic candidates in New Jersey and Montana holding significant leads, but the races are too close to call...

Images of a breakthrough woman candidate: Dianne Feinstein's 1990, 1992, and 1994 campaign television advertisements.
This study explores the thesis that a shift in the dominant media of communication from print to electronic sources may aid outsider candidates' bids for high offices in U.S. politics. The shift in the kind of symbol--from printed word to icon--that holds the most currency in the contemporary media environment...

Turning blue: can Democrats make the senate filibuster proof?
LAST YEAR, the Republicans barely lost control of the Senate. Come next November, the number of GOP senators might be knocked down to pre-1994 levels. If the prospect of Hillary Clinton in the White House doesn't frighten Republicans enough, they should entertain the new nightmare scenario: President Hillary and...

Now it's the voters' turn.
Byline: The Register-Guard William Simon, secretary of the Treasury under presidents Nixon and Ford, once said that "Bad politicians are sent to Washington by people who don't vote." Of course, no one voted for Ford, and many who voted for Nixon wished they hadn't. But Simon had...

Republicans win narrow control of US Senate.
Byline: ALAN FRAM WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) Republicans narrowly seized control of the US Senate Wednesday, giving President George W. Bush a major political and legislative boost as he starts the final two years of his first term at the White House. By winning their 50th...

Reid: It Is Time for the United States Senate to Get to Work.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid today delivered the following speech on the floor of the U.S. Senate, ushering in the new Democratic majority in the United States Senate with a call for bipartisanship, hard work, and results. Last November, the American people rejected one-party...

Bridging the Divide; Former Sen. Edward Brooke writes about politics, life, race.
Byline: Pamela H. Sacks Former U.S. Sen. Edward W. Brooke doesn't recall ever meeting Deval Patrick, although he did congratulate the incoming governor by phone on winning election to the top office in the Bay State. Mr. Brooke acknowledged the other day that he is,...