Democrats Confront Voter Frustration as Election Nears
With six weeks left, Democrats urge voters to see a choice between two imperfect parties. They warn a GOP tilt could cost 40 House seats and block Obama initiatives, while noting fundraising gaps, heavy outside spending, and strategic debates over final messaging and where to direct ground resources.
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Ethics trials for Rangel and Waters unlikely before election
Washington reports that the House ethics committee did not set trial dates for Charles Rangel and Maxine Waters, with a recess likely after September 30. The delay avoids a televised showdown that could affect voters as Republicans push to regain a House majority.
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O'Donnell Addresses Conservatives At Values Voters Summit
Christine O'Donnell, the Delaware GOP Senate nominee, aligned with social conservatives at the Values Voters Summit as she defends her primary upset. She attacked the ruling class elites and pledged to let the Constitution guide her votes while bridging tea party and GOP establishment amid a competitive Senate race.
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