Jack Murtha

  • Democrats closing ranks around Murtha

    The House Democratic leadership is working to protect one of its own, but at what cost?
  • Murtha wins

    Despite a tough challenge emerging after the Democratic leader called his own district racist, Jack Murtha holds on to his House seat.
  • Murtha endorses Clinton

    The Pennsylvania congressman brings a superdelegate vote with him.
  • Cheney on Congress: Where are the men?

    The vice president says his old friends are marching "to the tune of Nancy Pelosi" and "not carrying the big stick."
  • The end of "slow bleed"? Don't count on it

    An editor admits he invented the phrase. Will the GOP and the media stop attributing it to Democrats?
  • Beating back the Bush surge

    Congressional Democrats plan a one-two punch to stop President Bush's escalation of the war in Iraq.
  • A day for celebration, but the war awaits

    Can Democrats force Bush to change course on Iraq?
  • Keep hope alive

    Despite their vote of confidence in Democrats this November, voters doubt Congress' ability to lead. Swift reforms could prove them wrong.
  • Democrats elect Hoyer over Murtha

    And now it's time for business.
  • Democrats meet to elect a leader; is Murtha down for the count?

    Sources tell the Hotline that Pelosi's candidate doesn't have the votes to beat Steny Hoyer.
  • Pelosi's power play

    With her bold endorsement of Iraq critic Jack Murtha to be her second in command, the incoming House speaker is already putting her authority to the test.
  • Ohio's not-so-mean Jean Schmidt

    The congresswoman who called Jack Murtha a coward runs for her life against her own dragon-lady image.
  • When cowards attack

    Republican brutality against Jack Murtha, especially by politicians who once praised him, highlights the GOP's desperation on Iraq.
  • Is this the end for Ann Coulter?

    The conservative pundit suggests that it would be appropriate to murder Jack Murtha.
  • Is this what it means to support the troops?

    As the Pentagon announces the 2,500th U.S. death in Iraq, Republicans play games on Capitol Hill.
  • Fleeing the battle

    With all the invective it has spewed at the antiwar Jack Murtha, why isn't the GOP helping Diana Irey, his opponent in November?
  • A smiley face for Iraq

    The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff says things are going "very, very well." Does anyone still believe him?
  • An Iraq hawk says bring the troops home now

    Jack Murtha, a 37-year veteran of the Marine Corps, says the military has done all that it can do in Iraq.

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