February Showdowns Will Make, Break Democratic Contenders
The next day, it’s Maine’s caucuses, followed two days later by the Virginia and Tennessee primaries and D.C.’s caucuses.
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Eleven Bring In More Than $1M
The Nevada Senator banked $3.1 million, roughly $2.6 million more than Gibbons had in the bank at 2003’s halfway mark.
Bill Abolishing FEC to Be Introduced
“Obviously, this is the beginning of an effort to address a very serious campaign finance problem,” said Democracy 21’s Fred Wertheimer, a supporter of the effort.
No Life on DNC Site
These pages in recent weeks have carried accounts of Democrats For Life of America Inc.’s attempt to get its Web site listed on a page of links carried on the Democratic National Committee site.
Turning the Double Play
Yet despite all of his professional commitments, through 2002’s game Erlandson hadn’t missed a single early-morning Democratic practice.
New Series, Same Old Story
Yudain, revived the tradition of Congressional base-ball and turned it into an annual event in 1962, the first organized game between Members was held in 1909, at a diamond at the corner of Ninth and S
CBC Supports Black Officers In Capitol Police Lawsuit
“We dealt with these same issues of discrimination against African American officers in police forces in the 1970’s.
Live on Penn Hosts Weekly Concerts
Live on Penn is one of the many activities scheduled by the Downtown D.C.’s Business Improvement District in its marketing campaign “Summer in the City.”
Democrats Offer Their Prescriptions: Rev. Al Sharpton
Jesse Jackson Jr.’s (D-Ill.) H.J. Res. 30.
Prescription Drug Benefit Is Latest Turn in a ‘Long Road’
For his successor, President Harry S. Truman, the Korean War shifted priorities elsewhere.
Change in Environment
Lost in the debate over whether D.C.’s first-in-the-nation Democratic presidential primary in 2004 will be anything but a beauty contest is news that the D.C. Democrats have a new party chairman.
House GOP: Tax Cuts Boosting Stock Market
In addition to their own charts, the leaders also distributed a recent “Dear Colleague” letter from Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) that included a graph tracking the rise of the S&
Wine With That?
Abbe Lowell, one of D.C.’s most well-known criminal and civil litigators, has left Manatt, Phelps & Phillips to join Chadbourne & Parke.
Networks to Form New NAB?
The group would represent local television stations controlled by the networks, such as Washington, D.C.’s WRC Channel 4, which is owned and operated by NBC.
Will Host 2004’s First Presidential Primary
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FLORIDA: Martinez Defies Bosses, Won’t Run for Senate
John Thune (R) explained in a letter to supporters this week that he stepped down from his nascent 527 organization because “federal law often make[s] it difficult to voice our opinions.”
Murdoch’s Urge to Merge
Democrats and consumer advocates believe the $6.6 billion deal to combine News Corp.’s sports, news and entertainment programming with DirecTV’s nationwide distribution network would give the media
Former Rep. Towell Dies
Towell is survived by his brother, S. Gilmer Towell of Short Hills, N.J.; his sister, Cynthia Shiveley of Bronxville, N.Y.; and his sons, David Towell Jr. and Mark Towell, both of Reno.
Senate Gets Religion
Kennedy Jr.’s burial at sea in July 1999.
Congressional Correspondent
Hillary [Rodham Clinton]’s book,” said the onetime speechwriter and policy adviser to then-Rep. Steve Largent (R-Okla).