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...including his own surprisingly competitive contest with Rep. Joe Donnelly. Mourdock had prevailed over six-term Sen. Richard Lugar in a bitter GOP primary in May.Democrats, who have pushed the narrative of a Republican "war on women," eagerly...
...the nomination in past out years. In 1996, the race attracted heavyweights like Sens. Bob Dole, Phil Gramm and Richard Lugar, as well as former Education Secretary Lamar Alexander.In 2000, the contest featured such serious figures as Gov...
...perfectly capable of nominating second-rate partisans. Voters in Indiana might welcome a second chance to vote for Sen. Richard Lugar, who lost the GOP primary in part because the "tea party" considered him too moderate. In 2010, Nevada voters...
...applications. You may think such letters won't help. But six senators, including John Kerry, D-Mass., and Republican Richard Lugar, R-Ind., have just sent a letter to Homeland Security requesting answers about why the SIVs are stalled. They...
...already-budgeted $70 billion for missile modernization over the next 10 years. But that hasn't satisfied Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., who supports START, explained why: "If you're a Republican, you anticipate the lay of the land...
...election as Alaska's governor in 2002. Senate Democrats are expected to support Obama on the treaty, as well as Sen. Richard Lugar, a Republican from Indiana and a ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Culp said. Murkowski...
...it enjoys the bipartisan support of the Foreign Relations Committee leaders, Sens. John Kerry of Massachusetts and Richard Lugar of Indiana. It's also why GOP foreign policy eminences such as Henry Kissinger, George Shultz and Richard Burt...
...subsides, a few Republican senators will listen to their consciences. Susan Collins, Olympia Snowe, John McCain, Richard Lugar and Thad Cochran all previously have voted for much more restrictive campaign finance laws. The Disclose Act will...
...Alexander told reporters it was "reckless." Speaking for the treaty before Democrats took their turn, Republican Sen. Richard Lugar of Indiana said the treaty "will enable American teams to return to Russia to collect data on the Russian arsenal...
...part due to mounting pressure from the conservation groups, key Republican senators such as Ted Stevens of Alaska, Richard Lugar of Indiana and John Warner of Virginia, and U.S. allies such as Britain, Norway, Australia and New Zealand...