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GOP Targets Dem 'Scandal Babies'
There's nothing quite like an incumbent's predilection for corruption, bribery or sleazy sex for helping an underdog win a congressional seat. And there was plenty of muck to exploit in the 2006 midterm elections, when a raft of Republican scandals helped more than a dozen Democrats get elected in districts thought to be safely Republican.
Nations:U.S. People:Mark Foley Nancy Pelosi Tom DeLay Barack Obama Jeb Bush Dick Cheney Source:(Time)
2008-07-13
Indonesian Islamist party eyes polls and presidency
JAKARTA (Reuters) - A small, influential Islamist party in Indonesia is alarming moderates who fear this secular but predominantly Muslim country may head for wider use of sharia law and become less tolerant of other religions and cultures.
Nations:Indonesia Pakistan Egypt Source:(Reuters)
2008-07-09
Ex-communists won 'fair' Mongolia poll: election watchdog
ULAN BATOR (AFP) - Mongolia's former communist party won a landslide victory in national polls, the country's electoral watchdog said Thursday as it dismissed vote-rigging claims that triggered deadly riots.
Nations:Mongolia Russia Source:(AFP)
2008-07-03
Sen. Kerry facing first Democratic foe in decades
BOSTON - Sen. John Kerry is facing his first primary opponent since he first took office 23 years ago, and his challenger has one issue in mind: The senator's 2003 vote authorizing President Bush to launch military action against Iraq.
Nations:U.S. People:John Kerry Edward Kennedy Barack Obama Howard Dean Hillary Clinton Activities:Second Gulf War
2008-06-29
Maryland elects 1st black woman to Congress
LANHAM, Md. - Democratic lawyer and nonprofit executive Donna Edwards won a special election Tuesday to become Maryland's first black woman elected to Congress.
Nations:U.S. Source:(AP)
2008-06-18
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