“President Obama carried the 18-to-29-year-old voting bloc by 34 points in 2008 and by 23 points last year. But a national survey of millennial voters conducted by Harvard’s Institute of Politics suggests that this emerging generation might not be as locked into the Democratic camp as conventional wisdom suggests, and...
Companies and trade associations have taken note…the President and his administration watch ESPN. Politico reports, “It’s not just targeting Obama, but doing it in a way that is both interesting and will get the attention of the audience, but not so unusual that it will put the client in a...
President Obama nominated longtime fundraiser and hotel magnate Penny Pritzker as commerce secretary. If confirmed, Pritzker, the daughter of the co-founder of the Hyatt hotel chain and a successful investor in her own right, would become the richest secretary in Obama’s Cabinet and potentially the richest Cabinet secretary in U.S....
Rep. Ed Markey on Tuesday won the Democratic Party’s nomination for Senate in Massachusetts in a special-election primary,” National Journal reports. Markey, 66, who has served in the House since 1976, now faces Republican Gabriel Gomez in the June 25 general election. The Boston Globe reports that Markey, “enters the...
Post Politics writes that “Mitt Romney’s campaign manager is joining with two RNC staffers to form a new conservative opposition research company to … hold Democrats accountable for their actions and records using research, candidate tracking, rapid response and digital tools. AMERICAN BRIDGE 21st is its Democratic counterpart. (Where do...
Writes CNN, “On Tuesday, speaking at a press conference 100 days into his second term, Obama fielded a range of questions on topics including Syria and the Boston Marathon attack, and he defended his administration's actions and positions. … Asked if he still had “the juice” to get his agenda...
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