White House confirms top officials offered Sestak a presidential appointment. May 28, 2010 -- The White House solicited former President Bill Clinton's help to persuade Rep. Joe Sestak to leave the ...

Pundits on the right were quick to celebrate the first casualty of the war between the dovish J Street and the hawkish Emergency Committee for Israel, but it is not clear that Joe Sestak did indeed ...

For someone who talks a lot — to Meet the Press Sunday, to CNN yesterday — Pennsylvania representative Joe Sestak doesn’t say a lot. Especially when he’s pressed for specifics about who at the White ...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House used former President Bill Clinton to offer an unpaid advisory position to Rep. Joe Sestak in hopes of persuading him to drop his Pennsylvania Senate primary ...

United States Senate hopeful Joe Sestak launched his statewide book tour this week with a stop in the Lehigh Valley. United States Senate hopeful Joe Sestak launched his statewide book tour this week ...

Vice President Joe Biden did not want Sestak to run, but he defied them. Sestak claimed the White House offered him a job if he dropped out of the race, a charge the White House has disputed. It is ...

Rep. Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) is a serious Senate candidate, Service Employees’ International Union (SEIU) President Andy Stern tweeted Tuesday. Stern had met with Sestak yesterday to discuss the Democrat’s ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Gee, maybe Democrat Joe Sestak wants to reconsider that infamous ...

The White House released a statement from Counsel Bob Bauer recounting the sequence of events by which Pennsylvania Rep. Joe Sestak, a contender for the U.S. Senate, was offered a position on a ...

On paper, perhaps, Representative Joe Sestak seems to be on a quixotic mission — to unseat Arlen Specter, a 30-year incumbent Senator who is probably the most successful politician in Pennsylvania ...

In Pennsylvania, Democratic Senate candidate Joe Sestak is running against Republican Pat Toomey for Arlen Specter's former seat. For more on that race, NPR's David Greene talks to Pittsburgh ...