American Crossroads spin-off launches new ads in Missouri, Nevada

By Peter H. Stone

Conservative group American Crossroads, launched barely six months ago with help from GOP uber-consultants Ed Gillespie and Karl Rove, has r

Related to this story

Republican allies pour money into ads targeting 50-60 House races

By Peter H. Stone

Who's a job creator? Depends on your political stance

By Alexandra Duszak

High-speed rail initiative derailed as part of budget compromise

The Republican convention: The party begins in New York City, paid for by special interests

By Meredith O'Brien

Excerpts from this story referencing "Robin Carnahan":

"… enate Majority Leader Harry Reid in Nevada and Democratic Senate candidate Robin Carnahan in Missouri. American Crossroads has already spent some $600,000 on ads in …"

Democrats dominate secretary of state races in toss-up states

By Sarah Laskow

Secretary of State Project leaders are probably still celebrating. The liberal 527 group that supports progressive candidates for secretary

Related to this story

Boom And Bust

By Josh Israel

Judicial candidate blames mystery nonprofit's attacks for defeat

By Michael Beckel

Max Baucus is known as a centrist dealmaker

By Jeremy Borden and Aaron Mehta

Max Baucus — Senate Finance Committee

By Jeremy Borden

Excerpts from this story referencing "Robin Carnahan":

"… Natalie Tennant in West Virginia, who won with 66 percent of the vote, and Robin Carnahan in Missouri, who was reelected with 62 percent. Oregon was closer: Kate Br …"

Boom And Bust

By Josh Israel

In Missouri, an expensive proposition that didn’t make it to the finish line

Related to this story

Democrats dominate secretary of state races in toss-up states

By Sarah Laskow

American Crossroads spin-off launches new ads in Missouri, Nevada

By Peter H. Stone

Excerpts from this story referencing "Robin Carnahan":

"… nt aimed at limiting state spending.On May 26, Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan announced that the petitions for both measures failed to “meet …"

Advertisement

Some candidates against government spending had federal contracts, tax breaks

By Kimberly Leonard and Aaron Mehta

Amid widespread dependence, even those who hate handouts benefit from them

Related to this story

Some anti-spending candidates’ businesses have government contracts, tax breaks in their past

By Kimberly Leonard and Aaron Mehta

Did 'cash for clunkers' run dry or not?

By Joe Eaton

Cash stimulates auto sales, real estate not so much

By Joe Eaton

FACT CHECK: Truth about tax rate talking points

By FactCheck.Org

Excerpts from this story referencing "Robin Carnahan":

"… so had family members who received benefits. In Missouri, Senate candidate Robin Carnahan has called for a halt to expanded stimulus spending proposed by President …"

"… funds from the city to offset rehabiliation costs but withdrew application.Robin Carnahan(D)Senate, MissouriWind Capital GroupOwned by brother$107 million in stimul …"