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John Bolton Super PAC to Spend $5 Million Online in Key Senate Races

John Bolton’s Super PAC announced on Friday that it will spend $5 million for online ads in three key Senate races starting immediately. “This ad buy includes three ads with 15 customized national security messages intended to sway distinct clusters

John Bolton Super PAC to Spend $5 Million Online in Key Senate Races

Grimes Campaign Throws Warren Buffett Under the Bus

Alison Lundergan Grimes’ campaign is blaming the host of a fundraiser for inviting controversial billionaire Warren Buffett to an event to raise money for her. Spokesperson Charly Thornton now claims that the Grimes campaign, which paid for an invitation to

Grimes Campaign Throws Warren Buffett Under the Bus

Landrieu Travel Report Raises More Questions than It Answers

Senator Mary Landrieu’s (D-LA) release on Friday of the findings from an internal report that admitted taxpayers paid $33,727 for chartered flights she took to campaign events between 2002 and 2014 has raised more questions than it answers. The questions

Landrieu Travel Report Raises More Questions than It Answers

Landrieu Fails to Produce Promised Air Charter Travel Report on Time

When the controversy surrounding Senator Mary Landrieu’s (D-LA) use of taxpayer funds to pay for campaign travel first broke back in August, her Senate office spokesperson Matthew Lehner promised Landrieu would produce a full report of her travel activities “by

Landrieu Fails to Produce Promised Air Charter Travel Report on Time

'Push Poll' Shows Kansas Senate Race is Tied

A poll conducted by Survey USA for Wichita, Kansas television station KSN released Monday shows incumbent Senator Pat Roberts (R-KS) and independent challenger Greg Orman are virtually tied, but the questions that produced the result are fairly suggestive. The poll,

'Push Poll' Shows Kansas Senate Race is Tied

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Objecting to Landrieu Candidacy

Louisiana 19th Judicial District Court Judge Wilson Fields “quickly dismissed a lawsuit against US Sen. Mary Landrieu related to her residency that was filed by former US Senate candidate and current Louisiana Rep. Paul Hollis, R-Covington,”on Friday morning, according to

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Objecting to Landrieu Candidacy

Lackluster Senate Debate in North Carolina

Senator Kay Hagan (D-NC) and Republican challenger Thom Tillis met in a lackluster one hour debate moderated by liberal CBS news personality Norah O’Donnell Wednesday night in North Carolina. The debate failed to move the needle in favor of either

Lackluster Senate Debate in North Carolina

Mary Landrieu Subpoenaed to Defend Residency Claims in Court

The civil processing department of Louisiana’s 19th Judicial District issued two subpoenas Wednesday to Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA) compelling her appearance in court on Friday, September 5 in the case of Paul Hollis versus Mary L. Landrieu and Tom Schedler,

Mary Landrieu Subpoenaed to Defend Residency Claims in Court

New Judge Assigned in Landrieu Residency Case After Recusal

A source at the Clerk of Courts in Louisiana’s 19th Judicial District told Breitbart News on Wednesday that Judge Todd Hernandez, the judge originally assigned to preside over the lawsuit objecting to Senator Mary Landrieu’s (D-LA) candidacy on Friday, Paul

New Judge Assigned in Landrieu Residency Case After Recusal

Legal Challenge to Landrieu Candidacy Filed 2 Minutes After Deadline

The attorney for State Representative Paul Hollis filed his legal challenge to Senator Mary Landrieu’s (D-LA) candidacy for the U.S. Senate at 4:32 pm on Friday, two minutes after the 4:30 pm deadline outlined in Louisiana Election Code. The law

Legal Challenge to Landrieu Candidacy Filed 2 Minutes After Deadline

Another Legal Challenge to Landrieu's Senate Candidacy in Louisiana

On Friday, the recent political and legal woes of Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA) continued when Louisiana State Representative Paul Hollis, a Republican, filed a lawsuit in state court objecting to her candidacy in the November election for a U.S. Senate

Another Legal Challenge to Landrieu's Senate Candidacy in Louisiana

Deadline Today for Legal Challenge to Landrieu's Candidacy

With Sen. Mary Landrieu under fire over residency questions, any legal challenge to her candidacy would need to be filed today, according to the Lousiana Secretary of State’s office. The window for such challenges “ends at 4:30 pm today,” Meg

Deadline Today for Legal Challenge to Landrieu's Candidacy

Pryor Doubles Down on Bizarre Ebola Attack Ad

On Wednesday, Senator Mark Pryor (D-AR) doubled-down on a brazen attack on his Republican opponent, Rep. Tom Cotton (R-AR), slamming Cotton for voting against “preparing America for pandemics like Ebola,” despite Cotton having voted for the final version of the

Pryor Doubles Down on Bizarre Ebola Attack Ad

Poll: Arkansas Senate Race a Dead Heat

A Rasmussen Reports Poll released on Wednesday shows that the Arkansas U.S. Senate race is currently a dead heat. Incumbent Mark Pryor (D-AR) leads Republican challenger, U.S. Representative Tom Cotton (R-AR 4), by a single point, 44% to 43%. The

Poll: Arkansas Senate Race a Dead Heat

Libertarian Amanda Swafford Could Force Runoff in Georgia Senate Race

A new poll by Insider Advantage/Opinion Savvy Survey shows that Republican David Perdue leads Democrat Michelle Nunn by 7 points, 47% to 40%, but Libertarian Party candidate Amanda Swafford’s 8% could force a runoff between Perdue and Nunn after the November general election. 

Libertarian Amanda Swafford Could Force Runoff in Georgia Senate Race

Landrieu's New Subsidy: Cash for Charters

Caught using congressional office funds to pay for expensive charter flights to political fundraisers, Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-LA) says her office has been reimbursed for the cost of one flight, which she has paid for with campaign funds. Landrieu also

Landrieu's New Subsidy: Cash for Charters

Owner Of Charter Flight Company Won't Confirm Landrieu Claim

The owner of a Louisiana-based charter flight company at the center of a growing controversy involving Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-LA) is declining to corroborate the account of Landrieu’s spokesman regarding the financial details of a charter flight purchase. Reached by

Owner Of Charter Flight Company Won't Confirm Landrieu Claim

John Bolton's PAC Endorses Four Florida Republicans in Congressional Races

John Bolton’s PAC announced on Thursday that it has endorsed four Florida Republicans in elections for the U.S. House of Representatives. Three of the endorsed candidates are incumbents; one is a challenger. The three incumbents are Rep. Ron DeSantis (FL-6), Rep. Mario Díaz-Balart (FL-25), and Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (FL-27).

John Bolton's PAC Endorses Four Florida Republicans in Congressional Races