Abramoff Shops Himself on K Street
Abramoff’s lawyer, Abbe Lowell, said in an interview Monday that there was nothing out of the ordinary with his client’s business.
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Turning A New Page
“We might have an additional screening step,” Kildee said, noting that a required personal interview could be added to the application process.
DSCC Touting Its ‘Dream Team’
At the end of January, the NRSC had $10 million in the bank.
Pritzker Becomes Major 527 Donor
The committee coordinates and funds the activities of the Media Fund and America Coming Together, two groups on the front line of those efforts. The contribution raised eyebrows.
Kucinich Vows to Keep Fighting
Kucinich, the liberal maverick who entered the race on an anti-war platform, said in a telephone interview this week that he will keep stumping through the July Democratic National Convention in
C-SPAN Has Impacted Issues, Late-Afternoon Drinks
He recalled his first run-in with C-SPAN coverage in a recent interview series produced by the network.
Traficant Moved To Tougher Prison
The Ray Brook facility is more than 400 miles away from Traficant’s Youngstown, Ohio, home. It formerly served as a dormitory for athletes at the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics.
Texas House Primaries, Part Two
Two of those races — the East Texas 1st district and the Central Texas 17th district — are seen as top targets for the national GOP, while the winner of the runoff in the strongly Republican 10th
Hastert Keeps House in Order
“I never expected to be Speaker,” the Illinois Republican said in an interview Wednesday.
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the campaign.
Radio Exec Seeks to Knock Off Ariz. Freshman
“If it takes $1 million then it takes $1 million,” Murphy said in an interview Tuesday. “I will do whatever I have to do. I will go to the mat.”
Hill Surrogates Aid President
“He has consistently voted the way his friends in that fascist, terrorist regime have wanted him to vote,” Diaz-Balart said in a later interview, referring to Fidel Castro’s Cuba.
Filming Rules Trip Up CVC Coverage
But the refusal to allow Discovery to film the East Front construction is further clouded by the apparent jurisdiction of the Capitol Police, which has the authority to issue permits for filming on Capitol
Security Unaffected By Attack in Madrid
A police official said Monday there are no plans to intensify security measures in the wake of the bombings, noting the agency will maintain the “heightened security state” — which includes screening
Schaffer Moving Quickly
Schaffer called the early support from Senators and House Members “very encouraging” in an interview Monday. Schaffer officially joined the race Monday, even as Lt. Gov.
No Campbell, No CAA Case?
The comments came after the 10th U.S.
D.C. Bill Delayed as Davis Seeks More Backing
for the measure.
DSCC Bullish Despite Money
DSCC Chairman Jon Corzine (N.J.) expressed confidence in his committee’s ability to meet the financial challenge in an interview Friday.
Judges Challenge Lawyers’ Arguments in Campbell Case
The court took much longer than the 30 minutes allotted for the case and lawyers for both sides expressed pleasure that the three judges had clearly read the briefs and seemed to grapple with even
Lobbyists Help Stevens Charity
in the audience.