While the legislative season didn't exactly kick off with a bang, the political Hot Stove League was in full blast mode in Dover. House Minority Leader Greg Lavelle, who had already told colleagues that he would not run for reelection to the House, announced that he would seek the 4th Senatorial District seat currently held by Sen. Michael Katz (D-Centreville). More surprising was the announcement that Rep. Dennis E. Williams from Brandywine Hundred is facing a primary challenger.
Since the Tea Party and the Christian Coalition can't get their act together, and have proven they aren't a force to be reckoned with, we move onto the only candidate that can throw a monkey wrench in Romney's inevitable nomination.
Post your predictions and reactions here! The expectation game: Romney's hoping to break 40%, Huntsman and Paul are jockeying for second, and Santorum could lose momentum if he fails to…
Before we get into the “I Like to fire people” statement allow me to point out that Romney is a bit of a gaffe machine. There’s the 10,000.00 bet. The…
For all the "debates" the GOP has been through, I don't feel liek I know much about the candidates. Who are these people? What are their likes and dislikes? Romney…
About a dozen former House members who maintain D.C. offices in law firms became eligible last week to return to Capitol Hill as lobbyists.
Former House members are barred from lobbying Congress until the one-year anniversary of their departures from the legislative branch. The passing of the anniversary on Jan. 3 made almost 100 former House members, who left office following the 2010 elections, eligible to lobby their former colleagues.
The group includes ..Michael Castle (R-Del.) of DLA Piper.
We surpassed our goal of $500.00 raised and the DL community kicked in $540.10 toward Mitch Crane's run to unseat KWS as the Democratic nominee for Insurance Commissioner. That's an…
The difference between Saturday night's debate and Sunday morning's debate was quite startling, but one thing remained consistent between the two. Ron Paul will go after anyone but Mitt Romney.…
My prediction for this mornings debate is... I got nothing. You see, I actually believed the not-Romney candidates when they were threatening attack on the Romney. I believed it because it made sense to go after the front runner. It's flippin' Politics 101, for crying out loud. And if they weren't going to follow through with all their trash-talking why did they even bother to show up? I swear, I truly expected everyone one of them to end last night's debate conceding to Romney, because, hey, that's what they did.
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