Topic: Christopher Shays

Opinion After Mitt Romney's speech, voters may still ask: Can we trust him?

Mitt Romney’s acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention last night was a tepid mix of boilerplate and biography, vague on policy, economical with the truth, and without a memorable, soaring line. It reflected all of the problems that have bedeviled Romney from the outset.

GOP veterans Tommy Thomspon and John Mica survive primary, but Fla. tea partier steals the show

The Monitor's View After the midterm elections, who will drive bipartisanship?

Opinion To better Afghanistan, boot the contractors

How a campaign manager spent $250,000 he embezzled from Chris Shays

House races 101: Is the Republican Party primed for a takeover?

How Washington lobbyists peddle power

In Congress, a party sweep for Democrats

Congress weighs another stimulus

What about Fannie and Freddie?

Could bailout's pay caps launch Wall Street trend?

Bright Green House members introduce gas-price-relief bill that doesn't involve drilling