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An Election Day video and message from the staff of Capitol Hill Blue. As far as we’re concerned, it doesn’t mater if you are a Democrat. It doesn’t matter if…
November 6, 2012Read More
A Secret Service agent assigned to protect President Barack Obama and under investigation for an affair with a foreign national killed himself, sources within the Washington DC Metropolitan Police Department…
November 2, 2012Read More
Switching gears in a Presidential campaign noted for its rancor and unrelenting attacks from both sides, Republican Presidential nominee Mitt Romney Wednesday toned down he rhetoric and preached unity at…
November 1, 2012Read More
Former Federal Emergency Management Agency director Michael Brown — who lost his job for sitting on his butt in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina — says President Barack Obama is…
October 31, 2012Read More
With most polls showing President Barack Obama’s lead over challenger Mitt Romney holding at around 5 points in the all-important swing state of Ohio, Democratic political strategists are breathing a…
October 31, 2012Read More
With President Barack Obama sidelined — for the time being — by duties dealing with the Superstorm Sandy crisis, his campaign is turning to former President Bill Clinton to fill…
October 31, 2012Read More
The federal government is shut down in Washington today, something that some might view as a positive from Superstorm Sandy — and she is now called — and the devastation…
October 30, 2012Read More
A new swing voter named Sandy may impact the 2012 Presidential election more than anything or anyone else as the candidates go into the final week. Sandy, of course, is…
October 29, 2012Read More
With polls seesawing back and forth and voter attitudes swinging wildly, the 2012 Presidential race heads into its final full week with both candidates scrambling across swing states in a…
October 28, 2012Read More
A standard mantra from those who want President Barack Obama out of office states that the reasons are policy-driven, not racially-motivated. But a new Associated Press polls suggests racism is…
October 27, 2012Read More
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