Saturday, November 21, 2009

governors

Minnesota's Pawlenty May Challenge Obama for President in 2012

Tim Pawlenty is looking at running against President Obama in 2012. more >>

Republican Arizona Governor's Tax Feud Continues to Split Her Party

Antitax crusader grudgingly acknowledges a point for Brewer's team. But this spat isn't over. more >>

He's No Sarah Palin, but Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels Could Unite the "Party of No"

He's no Sarah Palin, but Indiana governor's mix of conservatism and realism could be a force in 2012. more >>

Gov. David Paterson's $300,000 Lawsuit Gives Republicans New Hope in New York

The governor costs New York State taxpayers $300,000 for no good reason. more >>

New York Students Protest Governor's Tuition Hike Plan

Governor Paterson's proposal would cut $2 million from higher ed and increase tuition at state schools. more >>

Governors Can Reject Obama Stimulus Money, but State Legislatures Can Thwart Them

There is a provision to thwart a governor who doesn't want the federal money. more >>

Key Republican Governors Like Palin Oppose the Obama Stimulus Package

Not all GOP governors support the plan, but that doesn't mean they'll pass on the money. more >>

Governor to Cut Penn State Budget 6 Percent

Rendell hopes to legalize video poker for tuition relief at community colleges and some state schools. more >>

Bipartisan Group of Governors Announce Support of Obama's Stimulus

Schwarzenegger and Crist are among the governors who sent Obama a letter in support of his plan. more >>

Michigan Governor to Propose Tuition Freeze

In Tuesday's speech, she will offer additional funding to public universities that don't raise tuition. more >>

Blagojevich Timeline - US News and World Report

Why Sarah Palin Has Launched Her New PAC, SarahPAC

Every rising star needs a leadership PAC. more >>

Sarah Palin Is Likely to Star at Conservative Gathering Next Month

The Alaska governor is "still the darling" of the political right, says a GOP strategist. more >>

For Sarah Palin, a Love/Hate Relationship With Media Attention

If the Alaska governor can't stand the heat, she should go back to her regular duties. more >>

From Arizona Governor to Homeland Security Chief

Gov. Janet Napolitano prepares to join Obama's team. more >>

Meg Whitman for California Governor?

An associate says Whitman is preparing to run for governor. more >>

Burris Wants Respect and Power. Blagojevich Just Wants a Deal

Bob Kemper looks at the motivations behind Roland Burris's attempt to join the Senate. more >>

Richardson, Blagojevich Complicate Obama's Attempts for a Smooth Transition

A few bumps in the road have appeared for President-elect Obama. more >>

Hiccup for Obama: Richardson Abandons Bid for Cabinet Post Amid Investigation

The New Mexico governor withdrew his name from consideration as Obama's commerce secretary. more >>

Will Richardson and Blagojevich Hurt Obama?

A verdict on Richardson's still out, though it's unclear what effect he might have on Obama. more >>

Why Tim Kaine Is Likely to Expand Democratic Faith Outreach as DNC Chair

Kaine's 2005 governor's race offers clues about how he might run the Democratic National Committee. more >>

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Hides From Bad California State Budget News

He can hide, but he can't run again. more >>

States Seeking Bailout Bucks Should Disclose as Much as Big Three

As states and others ask for federal money, they should answer questions, Frank Micciche writes. more >>

What Do You Think About Blagojevich Appointing Roland Burris to Barack Obama's Vacant Senate Seat?

The Illinois secretary of state doesn't like it one bit, and neither do Senate Democrats. more >>

Could Schwarzenegger's Next Move Be to Capitol Hill?

If he could, he'd run for president, but that is out of the question. more >>

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