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From The Hotline for Friday, June 27, 2008
MINNESOTA
Even Our Interns Can't Find Housing This Cheap
National Journal's Pound writes, the relationship between Sen. Norm Coleman (R) and GOP operative/RNC convo host cmte CEO Jeff Larson "has proved to be mutually beneficial. Larson's political telemarketing ...
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6/27/2008 Frontpage
White House 2008
- 1 GENERAL ELECTION: Long Live Our Glorious Dear Nominee In The Democratic Republic of the U.S.
- 2 MCCAIN: The Game Of Pro-Life
- 3 OBAMA: So You Think You Can Dance
- 4 UNITY: All For One, One For All
- 5 BARR: A Sort of Homecoming
- 6 GOP VEEPSTAKES: Let Me Repeat
- 7 DEM VEEPSTAKES: It's Getting Closer
- 8 CONVOS: Less Convo Cristal
- 9 TIME MAGAZINE: Time Is On His Side
- 10 GALLUP: Not To Be Different, But...
- 11 2008 SCHEDULES: Let's Get Together, Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!
White House 2008 -- The Battleground States
- 12 MICHIGAN (17 EVS): Where Reagan Dems Meet Obama Dems
- 13 NEW HAMPSHIRE (4 EVS): I've Got Your Unity Right Here
- 14 OHIO (20 EVS): Take Comfort In Paper
White House 2008 -- Other State Updates
- 15 BATTLE FOR THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE: The 300 Club
- 16 NEBRASKA (5 EVS): '60s Throwback?
- 17 NEW JERSEY POLL (15 EVS): Beat Me Tonight In Atlantic City
- 18 NEW JERSEY (15 EVS): More Risk, More Reward
- 19 NEW YORK (31 EVS): A "Hail McCain" Pass
National Briefing
- 20 ABORTION: Pro-Life And Style
- 21 CAMPAIGN FINANCE: "Millionaire's" No More
- 22 ENERGY: There Might Be Blood
- 23 GUNS: Disagreeing, Without Being Disagreeable
- 24 IRAQ: G.I. Jim
- 25 BLOGOMETER: Let Freedom Cling!
Senate 2008
- 26 ALABAMA: Does Anyone Else Remember Merlin Olsen In "Aaron's Way"?
- 27 LOUISIANA: Let Bygones Be Bygones
- 28 MINNESOTA: Even Our Interns Can't Find Housing This Cheap
- 29 NEW HAMPSHIRE: A Campaign Event About Everything But The Candidate
- 30 NORTH CAROLINA: More Gas Woes
- 31 OREGON POLL: They All Got A Crush On...
- 32 OREGON: Is Anyone Else Noticing A Trend Here?
- 33 TEXAS: Maybe We Could Even Pay For The War With That Oil
Senate Speculation
Governor 2008
- 35 MISSOURI: Taking Aim
- 36 MONTANA: This Is A Public Service Announcement
- 37 WASHINGTON: The Seattle Blitz
In The States
- 38 FLORIDA: Don't Flush Away FL
- 39 THE FLY-BY: Wine-Sipping, Office Turnovers, And As Always, Mr. Tony Rezko
Poll Update
- 40 NATIONAL JOURNAL: And What About Your General Election Vehicle?
- 41 PEW RESEARCH CENTER: A News Kind Of Politics
People
- 42 MCCAIN: The Next Best Thing To Three Wishes
- 43 CLINTON: You've Hurt Me, Oprah, You've Hurt Me
- 44 GIBBONS: And Then, We Went Out For Drinks At McCormick & Schmick's
- 45 GRASSLEY: Thank You, Come Again
- 46 COOPER: Do I Look Like A Hacker To You?
- 47 FRIST/SANTORUM: Saving For A Sunny Day
- 48 PRESS PASS: Just Can't Stop Cutting
- 49 POLICE LOG: Crazy Kids And Their Motorbikes