April 30, 2010

Florida Gov. Charlie Crist, who woke up this morning without the backing of the Republican Party for his Senate campaign, told MSNBC that he would "probably" give back political donations from GOP supporters -- if asked.

April 29, 2010

After weeks of speculation surrounding one of the nation's most compelling political contests, Florida Gov. Charlie Crist is moments away from announcing whether he will leave the Republican Party to pursue an independent campaign for Senate.

Turns out Sarah Palin isn't the only person to come out of the 1984 Miss Alaska competition with a bug for politics.

Corporate CEOs and union chiefs would have to stand by political advertising they helped fund under legislation introduced in Congress today.

Texas Sen. John Cornyn, chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, helped lure Florida Gov. Charlie Crist into this year's Senate race in the Sunshine State. But now that Crist reportedly will announce today that he'll make that run as an independent, Cornyn says he wants contributions he made from his leadership PAC back, and he says other Florida donors are seeking the same.

April 28, 2010

The Senate moved today to begin formal debate on a sweeping bill to regulate Wall Street after Republican lawmakers agreed to let the measure come to floor.

Tim Burns, a Republican hoping to score an upset in a special congressional election next month, picks up an endorsement from Sarah Palin.

Nearly two-thirds of Arizona voters say they favor tough new immigration rules signed into law last week by Gov. Jan Brewer, according to a Rasmussen Reports poll released today.

Ohio Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher is steadily gaining ground and has opened up a wide lead against Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner in the state's Democratic primary, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today.

Florida Gov. Charlie Crist schedules a Thursday evening rally to announce whether he will run for Senate as a Republican or independent.

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