They pounce on the case of a man who worked for a firm under contract to the Republican Party of Virginia.
October 2012
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Political Notebook: D.C. university incident cited by foes of Question 1
Critics say an administrator’s suspension is further proof that the same-sex marriage law will have a chilling effect on free speech.
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Name Game: Anti-gay marriage funding group under fire
Once again, same-sex marriage supporters try to pry loose the names of donors to the anti-marriage effort in Maine.
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Both sides say Medicare is on their side
The winner of the Nov. 6 presidential election may well be able to claim a Medicare mandate.
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Republicans mobilize to fight against reducing calories in student lunches
Conservative politicians embrace student protests of federal calorie caps and healthier menus.
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White House candidates fight to win over a critical group
Romney has pulled even with the president for the support of women, who backed Obama in 2008.
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Aggressive ads keep abortion in the campaign spotlight
Although they are taking a back seat to economics this election, social issues could sway undecideds.
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Washington Notebook: Inaction on farm bill leaves sour taste
Maine’s agriculture commissioner voices concerns about the impact to price protections for the state’s dairy farmers.
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Gay marriage groups join forces
Advocates are sharing ads and strategies in four states, including Maine, that face votes.
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1st District: Maine’s unheralded race
Republican Jon Courtney says he knew what he was getting into by challenging incumbent Chellie Pingree.