Congress

Mays Responds to McMorris Rodgers Campaign Ad

Release Date: Aug 6 2008

 

Cathy Mc Morris Rodger's Campaign recently released television advertisements, as well as highly partisan statements paid for at taxpayer expense and sent through her office to constituents, that show her concern for gas prices and energy policy for the future.  In these commercials she attempts to fix blame, rather than explore better ways to fix the problem.

McMorris Rodgers Insensitive to Working Parents Needs

Release Date: Jun 26 2008

Cathy McMorris Rodgers last week abandoned working families who work for the Federal Government by voting against granting paid leave for the birth of a child or for the placement of a child with the parent for adoption or foster care.

Mc Morris-Rogers’ Vote on Emergency Unemployment Bill Stings 5th CD

Release Date: Jun 17 2008

With unemployment claims for the month of May up by 23 percent over last year, Cathy McMorris-Rogers and the Republican party in Congress voted last week to deny an extension of benefits to those most in need 

McMorris-Rogers Puts Washington Politics Before Working Families

Release Date: Jun 12 2008

More families than last year are without jobs in Eastern Washington, and the unemployment rate for many Northeastern Washington State Counties are very high, yet Cathy McMorris-Rogers chooses her friends in Washington over her constituents here at home.

March 28, 2008 - 10:40am

Catching up with the Challengers: A ten-part series on Washington’s 2008 U.S. House challengers

Beginning Monday morning, PolitickerWA will launch a series of profiles of the nine candidates who have announced their intention to challenge an incumbent member of Congress in 2008. Every weekday morning for the next nine days PolitickerWA will publish a profile of a challenger. The schedule, which starts in Eastern Washington and moves counterclockwise around the state, is below:  read more »

February 5, 2008 - 5:50pm

As 2008 Begins, Most House Incumbents in Good Places

With all of the Q4 fund raising numbers tallied, eight of Washington's nine Congressmen stand in good financial shape relative to their challengers.

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