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Sep 3, 2008: Ann Kirkpatrick wins primary
"State Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick decisively won her four-way primary against former television news anchor Mary Kim Titla, trial lawyer Howard Shanker, and activist Jeffrey Brown to become the Democratic nominee in the 1st district."
Aug 25, 2008: Hotline On Call live blogs the National Journal event in Denver
Aug 21, 2008: Statement from EMILY's List President Ellen R. Malcolm on the death of Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones
Aug 7, 2008: EMILY's List Celebrates Multiple Victories for Democratic Women in Missouri and Michigan
“Today, EMILY's List celebrates multiple victories for Democratic women candidates in Missouri and Michigan. From the U.S. House to the state legislature, EMILY’s List candidates like Congresswoman Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick and state Rep. Judy Baker won hard fought congressional primary victories."
Aug 7, 2008: EMILY's List Announces Endorsements of Six Challengers in U.S. House Races
“Anne Barth, Sam Bennett, Jill Derby, Judy Feder, Annette Taddeo, and Vic Wulsin represent the dynamic, experienced leaders that we need in Congress today,” said Ellen R. Malcolm, president of EMILY’s List.
Jul 23, 2008: Unmarried women back Obama
Recent surveys reveal that unmarried women greatly favor Sen. Barack Obama over Sen. John McCain in this year’s presidential election.
Jul 22, 2008: EMILY's List Endorses Congresswoman Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick in Michigan's 13th District
“Congresswoman Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick has shown time after time she has the knowledge, determination, and vision to accomplish great things for people in the 13th district and across Michigan,” said Ellen R. Malcolm, president of EMILY’s List.
Jul 22, 2008: Sen. Clinton speaks out on the Bush administration's efforts to undermine women
Sen. Hillary Clinton guest blogs on RH Reality Check, bringing attention to the Bush Administration’s proposed rules on health care providers and the threats they pose to low-income and uninsured women.
Jul 22, 2008: President Bush raises over $500,000 for Tim Bee and Republican candidates
President Bush visited Tucson last week and helped raise over $500,000 for Tim Bee and other Republican candidates.
Jul 22, 2008: Michelle Obama shares campaign trail experiences on BlogHer
Michelle Obama writes about the key issues and experiences women voters are sharing with her as she campaigns across the country.
Jul 22, 2008: McCain jokes about rape
With Sen. John McCain trying to woo women voters during his presidential bid, one particular incident should turn women voters in the opposite direction.
Jul 22, 2008: McCain silence speaks volumes
When asked about his thoughts on insurance providers covering Viagra but not birth control, Sen. John McCain was left speechless -- literally.
Jul 22, 2008: McCain emphasizes anti-choice record
Sen. John McCain “went out of his way” to emphasize his anti-choice stance while campaigning in Missouri.
Jul 22, 2008: McCain claims misleading to women voters
Sen. John McCain stated recently that he hopes to “make sure that any barriers to their [women’s] advancement are eliminated,” but his record in the Senate proves otherwise.
Jul 17, 2008: Hagan Looks For Dole's Achilles Tar Heel
In a race being called the "surprise of the cycle," challenger Kay Hagan's campaign is gaining momentum in a race to unseat Republican incumbent Rep. Elizabeth Dole.
Jul 17, 2008: Markey outraises opponent in latest quarter
Gaining on incumbent Republican Rep. Marilyn Musgrave, Betsy Markey raised more money this quarter than her opponent in Colorado’s fourth congressional district.
Jul 17, 2008: Bush proposes tighter abortion regulations
President Bush is set to draft new regulations that will compromise women’s access to reproductive health care.
Jul 17, 2008: Dole attempts to name AIDS bill after Jesse Helms
Sen. Elizabeth Dole introduced an amendment earlier this week to name an AIDS bill after the late Sen. Jesse Helms, a long time opponent to AIDS education, prevention and awareness.
Jul 17, 2008: Joan Fitz-Gerald: The next step up
Joan Fitz-Gerald, running for Congress in Colorado's second congressional district, talks about her history as a legislator and goals to change Washington in this Daily Camera piece.
Jul 14, 2008: EMILY's List Announces New Internet Director
“We are excited to have Emily as part of our team as we continue to work harder than ever to elect progressive Democratic women to office across the country,” said EMILY’s List president Ellen R. Malcolm. “Her political skills and campaign experience will be a tremendous asset not only to EMILY’s List, but to our candidates as well.”
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