Ex-Ethics Aide Seeks Return Trip
“I had not ever given it much thought until we picked up this new seat a few years ago,” Johnson said in an interview Monday.
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Scanlon Gave Big to RGA
The contribution from the former spokesman to House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) made him the top contributor to the Republican Governors Association during the 2001-02 election cycle, when
DSCC Turns to Retiring Senators
From the $1.1 million left in retiring Sen. John Breaux’s (D-La.) campaign account to the $842,000 remaining in the coffers of former Sen.
Levetan Poll Shows Her Winning Ga. House Runoff
The poll of 504 likely primary voters had a 4 percent margin of error. The survey was conducted in mid-April by the Alexandria, Va.
Group Links Gay Senate Staff
on the institution.
Oxford Reverses Course, Enters Georgia Senate Race
he has the best solution to the outsourcing of American jobs.
FEC Members Seek To Break 527 Deadlock
At the same time, the FEC’s proposal has been labeled by some an overtly partisan attempt by Republicans to shut down such Democratic-leaning groups like American Coming Together and The Media Fund
At the Races
In an interview Wednesday, Oxford expressed his desire to run but acknowledged that his decision hinged largely on the impact the so-called “millionaire’s amendment” provision of the new campaign
McCain Blasts FEC Officials Over 527 Oversight
In a floor speech Wednesday, McCain said he was back in Arizona recently watching C-SPAN in the “small hours of the morning” when he came across a rebroadcast of the FEC’s hearings on the 527 issue
Our Party, Under God
Pete Sessions (R-Texas) slammed McDermott for “embarrassing the House and disparaging the majority of Americans who share the values expressed in the pledge.”
Hoyer Smells Change, Victory in the Air
Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), a lead candidate recruiter for his party, acknowledged in an interview Tuesday that House Democrats lack the bully pulpit to carry the message in 2004, conceding
Kerry Admits Lack of Funds Delayed His Defense
help echo the Senator’s political platform in the coming months.
Harkin’s Overtime Fight Not Finished Yet
“Overall, it makes it easier for employers to not pay overtime, and it makes it harder for employees to claim their rights,” Harkin said in an interview Tuesday.
Kentucky a Fading Target
The free-fall of the Kentucky race is the result of a confluence of factors beginning with then-Gov.
Inglis’ Quiet Comeback
“Things are coming along nicely,” Inglis said in an interview Monday. Six years ago Inglis himself was his party’s nominee against Sen.
Quinn’s Exit Opens Door for Democrats
“It was the [family] plus the amount of time spent in the job,” Quinn said in an interview Monday.
The Man to See on Energy
to the helm of the full panel after Rep.
Continuity Vote Splits Parties
In an interview Friday, one day after the House passed Sensenbrenner’s bill 305-97, Baird said above all he wished his colleagues on both sides of the aisle would take time to seriously consider
Split Likely to Take Internet Bill Off-Line
The complicated interrelation between Internet connections and phone lines has fueled the debate.
Feingold Praises Collins’ Restraint
, the same strength, the same fearlessness as Snowe.”