Hilarious (via my sister):

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is releasing another radio add targeting Rep. Heather Wilson (and 11 other vulnerable GOP incumbents) over Iraq. According to Election Central: A new radio ad that has just been launched by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee that is set to run in the districts of 12 vulnerable Republicans. “This August [...]

From the Washington Post: South Carolina’s Republican Party will move its 2008 presidential primary forward to Jan. 19, sources said yesterday, a decision almost certain to spark a cascade of calendar changes that could push the start of voting to New Year’s Day or even to before Christmas. The move, set to be announced today, [...]

Heath Haussamen noted that Rep. Heather Wilson spent the day in Las Cruces, following on the heels of a visit to Rep. Tom Udall’s district. Las Cruces is, of course, Rep. Steve Pearce’s district. Heath cut straight to the chase: She is – or at least, until the U.S. attorney controversy broke, was – the [...]

Dana Goldstein writes this week about the issues some second-tier candidates are talking about in their bids to move up with the big boys. She mentions Bill Richardson several times, most notably in his talk of New Mexico’s system of paying teachers: After the debate, leading education blogger Alexander Russo reported that a Santa Fe [...]

Via Election Central comes this NY Times chart showing the amount of time presidential candidates have spent on screen (cable and network news). Bill Richardson comes in second place, behind Ariz. Sen. John McCain. In addition, he has one of the higher percentage jumps when compared to last year. The question has to be if [...]

According to Heath Haussamen, Doña Ana County Commissioner Bill McCamley has tossed his hat into the race to knock out Rep. Steve Pearce. From Heath’s post: McCamley, a Democrat, will have to face Al Kissling in a primary to earn the right to take on Pearce next year. There’s also a possibility that other Democrats, [...]