Candidates for the chairmanship of the Republican National Committee criticized Michael Steele and reached out to the tea party at a panel discussion hosted by the RNC Conservative Caucus on Wednesday. Steele, who has yet to announce if he will run for another term, did not attend the event, which was moderated by two representatives [...]
Make that one more thing Michael Steele, chairman of the Republican National Committee, has to be thankful for. Former Sen. Norm Coleman of Minnesota, who has been mentioned as one of the potential candidates for GOP chairman, made it known last week that he does not intend to challenge Steele. Coleman said in a C-SPAN [...]
Moelis Michael Findlay is joining the London office of Moelis & Company. The boutique investment bank Moelis & Company has added Michael Findlay, who was previously a head of corporate broking in Europe at Merrill Lynch, to its growing London office. Mr. Findlay will join Moelis in December and will advise clients on capital markets [...]
The top political strategist at the Republican National Committee quit Tuesday, submitting a four-page resignation letter that included a scathing indictment of embattled party chairman Michael Steele. Gentry Collins, the RNC’s political director, described Steele as presiding over an organization in financial chaos and insisted that new leadership is required if the GOP is going [...]
Republican National Chairman Michael Steele, who presided over the GOP midterm election triumphs, isn’t going to get a free ride, if as expected, he seeks another two years as head of the party organization. Saul Anuzis, former head of the Michigan GOP and a candidate for national chair in 2009, said Friday he will challenge [...]
BOULDER, Colo. — Incumbent Democrat Michael Bennet clung to a small lead over Republican challenger Ken Buck Wednesday morning in a Senate contest that appears to be headed for a recount. The Denver Post declared Bennet the winner as he led Buck by 7,000 votes with more 87 percent of precincts counted early Wednesday. The [...]
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