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NRCC Reaches Out After Loss

By Jackie Kucinich
Roll Call Staff
Nov. 16, 2009, Midnight

The National Republican Congressional Committee met with a number of conservative leaders over the past week after the loss of a special Congressional election in upstate New York earlier this month showed serious divisions within the GOP.

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