2018 Is The Most Important Election of Our Lifetimes (Except for 2016, 2012 and 2008)
2014 Election
Billionaire Steyer Complains American Politics Corrupted by ‘Dollars and Donors’
Obama Spikes Football Over Democratic Victories: ‘This Is What Happens When the People Vote’
Former President Barack Obama celebrated a big night for Democrats with a tweet on Wednesday morning, writing, “This is what happens when the people vote.”
Government Employees More Likely to Vote Than Private-Sector Workers
In the 2012 and 2014 elections, government employees were more likely to vote than workers in the private sector, according to census data.
Kay Hagan Blames Money in Politics for Election Loss Despite Outspending Opponent
During a Wednesday interview, Kay Hagan blamed her 2014 defeat to Sen. Thom Tillis (R., N.C.) on “money in politics,” despite the fact that she spent more than twice as much money as Tillis and that outside groups supporting her far outspent groups supporting Tillis.
Liberal Billionaires Top Donor List in 2014
The Politico list of the top political donors in the year 2014 was dominated by liberal billionaires, with Tom Steyer leading the pack.
Republican Martha McSally Wins Final Race of Midterm Election
The 2014 midterm election has at last come to a close, and Republicans won the final seat up for grabs.
CNN: Harry Reid ‘Beating Up on Obama’ for Midterms, Some Dem Senators Privately Blame Reid
Bill Cassidy Explains Why All the Democrats Have Been Kicked out of Office in the South
Cassidy Defeats Landrieu
Republican Bill Cassidy handedly defeated Democratic incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu in the runoff for the Louisiana Senate seat Saturday, according to the Associated Press and other sources.
The victory ousted Landrieu from the seat she has held for 18 years. For the first time since she was 23 years old, Landrieu will not hold political office.
Landrieu’s fellow Democrats abandoned her, including the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC), which withdrew its $2 million ad buy for the runoff after Democrats lost control of the Senate in November. Her Senate colleagues also declined to join her in voting to approve the Keystone XL pipeline, a last ditch failed attempt by Landrieu to demonstrate her “clout.”
