Ron Williams wrote in his column Sunday that Beau Biden will be running for Senate in 2010. Given that Williams was correct regarding Castle's run and a Delaware Liberal writer…
As Beau Biden, the State Attorney General, gets back to work after serving his country in Iraq, the Delaware Democratic Party and the National Democratic Party await Biden's decision on…
Long speculative piece from today's Washington Post. I found these comments from Jack Markell a little--incongruous: "He's not the type of guy who is going to let other people's timetables…
In Sunday's News Journal, there's an article about Beau Biden and the possibility of him running. The article is tilted, "Senate run could distract Biden". Now, I normally like Esteban Para's writing, but not this time.
I know there are posters here that believe Mike Castle is unbeatable and that if he enters the Senate race, he'll win. It may be true that Castle would win…
From a tip from Political Observer: The DSCC says the Beau Biden will run for Senate. Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Robert Menendez of New Jersey said Thursday he fully…
A very special tipster (Jason330) passed along a tip to a new Rasumussen poll on the Castle-Biden match-up. Rasmussen also polled the Biden-O'Donnell race. Here are some results: The first…
A column featuring two huge 'rumors' with not one whit (although written by one nitwit) of substantiation. 1. Carper may not be running. Why? But at least two people have…
Senate Guru has a nice post up about some of the potential gamesmanship between Beau Biden and Michael Castle in the next month or so. Beau is due back this…
FWIW, here's the latest rumor from Political Wire. Delaware Attorney Gen. Beau Biden (D) is expected to return from his National Guard duty in Iraq at the end of the…
Tom Schaller over at Five Thirty Eight takes a long look at the possibility of a Republican taking the Senate seat previously held by Barack Obama. He cites an article written over at the Rothenberg Political Report notes that a seat held by someone who has gone to the White House (either President or VP) has flipped 50% of the time, but since the numbers involved are pretty small it is hard to know what that means. But before he gets to looking at the landscape of the Senate race in IL, he stops in Delaware first: