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Politico - Tapping into the deep reservoir of anger on the right at President Barack Obama and Congress has turned out to be a financial boon to a diverse collection of tea party-affiliated political groups and candidates...
Freshman follies Florida's junior U.S. senator, Republican George LeMieux, has been singlehandedly — and selfishly — holding up confirmation of the Obama administration's ambassador to Brazil. Mr. LeMieux said he's concerned...
With a rapidly changing political atmosphere, the 36 Senate seats up for election in 2010 are drawing a big field of office seekers. But before Republicans can try their luck after eight years of Democratic gains, both parties...
Senator aiding the campaign of governor who appointed him By BETH REINHARD and MARC CAPUTO Herald/Times Tallahassee Bureau Since joining the Senate three months ago, Republican Sen. George LeMieux said he’s made good on his...
Who's afraid of Sarah Palin? Varsity Conservatives who value intellectual vitality no longer have a party to call their own in the United States. The line-ups outside bookstores and endless media coverage of Sarah Palin's new...
Letter of the Day: They score! The NFL should be commended for helping end it. — Don Norman, Naples Letter: Just the first step Editor, Daily News: The recent debate over when a woman should get a mammogram should go beyond...
Rush Limbaugh says Gov. Charlie Crist ought to take a lesson from Sarah Palin's popularity. In an interview with Tallahassee talk-radio station WFLA-FM, Limbaugh said the Democrats are hurting themselves with national health care.
Florida Republican Gov. Charlie Crist is hoping to move to Washington, but his first challenge is to win his party's nomination in next year's Senate race. His rival, conservative former state house Speaker Marco Rubio, has...
From NBC's Ali Weinberg Conservative blogger Erick Erickson warns of side effects that a Republican "purity test" resolution, proposed by RNC Committeeman Jim Bopp, would have on the party's 2010 chances. The test would deny...
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Rand Paul and the National Republican Senatorial Committee are at odds after Paul allegedly misconstrued a conversation he had with the group's political director Wednesday.
