republican conference chairman

As liberalism in all its glory will rest comfortably in the White House and with conservative Republicans now free to say that the Democrat-lite strategy of appeasement (RINO Policy) was a pitiful disaster at the ballot box, we now move to surveying the battlefield and inspecting the warriors we have who will attack liberalism at its core.  

Roll Call talks about the migration of DC staff during campaign season:

Senator Lamar Alexander defends John McCain’s Veep Vetter, Arthur Culvahouse:

A request for comment from the McCain campaign directly was not answered.

Warning: If you don’t want the name of the guy running your Veep search team leaked, you might not want to embarrass a guy behind the scene by making calls to scuttle

Warning: If you don’t want the name of the guy running your Veep search leaked, you might not want to embarrass a guy behind the scene by making calls to scuttle the

He breaks them, too. Republican Senate Conference Committee Chair Lamar Alexander is a powerful man down in Washington and recently he has not been afraid to use that power to break bad with players on both sides of the aisle.

As Lamar Alexander works behind the scenes as Republican Conference Chairman, Bill Theobold reports, he lets others take the lead in front of the cameras:

Sen. Lamar Alexander approached a bank of microphones outside the Senate chamber, along with other leaders of the Senate’s Republicans, to face reporters’ questions.

The Politico discusses the new bipartisan approach Lamar Alexander is taking as the new Republican Conference Chairman:

A cynic would say that his approach is idealistic at best, even naive, and has no place in the ‘punch first, ask questions later’ approach that has prevailed in the Senate lately.