McCain: FEC ‘Enabling’ 527s
“And we don’t know who’s giving the money.” McCain, however, laid the blame for the emergence of such entities squarely at the feet of the FEC.
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Shays Initiates CAA Expansion
under the labor and civil rights laws that apply to the rest of the country.
More Accusations Trail Memo Report
“If you can’t rely on the confidentiality of the Judiciary Committee, what committee can you rely on?” Sessions asked in an interview Tuesday.
Billy Tauzin III Prepares to Run
Billy Tauzin (R-La.), is on the verge of joining the race to replace his father, a development likely to significantly alter the dynamics of the contest.
Bereuter Battleground
Bromm instantly leapt to the front of the field, and most observers of House elections considered the race all but decided.
Final Days for Fightin’ Illini
It’s about the responsibility to the party.”
More Miranda Memos?
Miranda, in an interview Friday, vehemently denied he still had any of the Democratic documents that he read, saying he explained to Pickle’s aides that most memos were thrown out and that he lost
Haitian Turmoil Reaches K Street
Kurzban said in an interview Friday that “a substantial part of the money was not for lobbying but for prosecuting human rights violations in Haiti.”
Ari Takes Road Show to K Street
“For now it’s a smaller part of what I do,” Fleischer said in an interview. “But over time, I expect that to grow.”
Judiciary Leak Probe Comes to Close
In a closed-door session, Judiciary Democrats are expected to push the committee to forward the report to the Justice Department, contending Pickle couldn’t get to the bottom of which, if any, outside
Site Unseen
Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R-Colo.) may have finally ended the Curse of the Bambino.
Man and Machine
This is the third in a five-part series on the March 16 Illinois Senate primaries.
T&A on the Trail?
“It stands for the owners — Tom and Anita,” Darrell Williamson, accessories manager for the shop, said in a telephone interview.
McCrery Opts To Stick Around
Billy Tauzin (R), who has said he will retire at the end of the 108th Congress.
King Book Creates Stir
In a recent interview, King said he wrote “Vale of Tears” as a tribute to those who died in the attacks on the World Trade Center — hundreds of whom lived in his Congressional district — and as a
Closed WMD Session Delayed
“I think it should be during this work period,” Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) said in an interview last week.
Colorado Terrain Shifts
Once-despondent Democrats are clearly energized by philanthropist Rutt Bridges (D), who officially entered the race this weekend and said in an interview Monday that he is willing to spend “whatever
Coburn Will Run for Senate
A formal announcement is expected later this week, Coburn said in a brief interview Monday while he was on call at his family medical practice.
A Rough Six Weeks Lead to the Times That Try Bush’s Soul
I doubt that Bush hurt himself much with an utterly forgettable State of the Union address and in his interview with Tim Russert, but he certainly didn’t help his cause.
Judiciary Report Unveiled Today
Schumer, in an interview last week, contended there was “near unanimity” on the Democratic side of the panel that the Pickle probe will not be sufficient and that the matter should be forwarded to