Veterans’ Affair
The “Salute to the Citizen Soldier,” which will take place at the National Building Museum, will also feature music by the Valley Forge Military Academy choir and band and a presentation on remembering
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Louisiana Lightning
“We win if I raise $1 million more” in the first quarter of 2004, John said in an interview after the meeting.
Capitol Police Saddle Up for New Duty
The unit will be headed by Capitol Police Lt. Dan Nichols, who also commands the agency’s K-9 division. The U.S.
DSCC Turns to Mantz as New Finance Chief
Mantz’s hiring signals the death knell of the New House PAC, an organization he helped form after the passage of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act last year to collect hard- and soft-money donations
Hoyer Seeks Hastert Intervention
“If we do not have a committee which will pursue allegations of wrongdoing, we’ll have no other alternative except in the case of an individual Member making a complaint,” Hoyer said in an interview
A Real-Life Adventure
“Every cork has a story to tell,” Pollack said in an interview last week. “Every cork has a memory.
Hollywood George
One little problem: After a quick commercial break, Deborah Norville featured an “exclusive” interview with Trippi, the ousted top strategist for former Vermont Gov.
Like Blair, Bush Should Welcome Outside Intel Probe
to it by the Bush administration in arguing for the war.
Conference Battle Escalates
The Medicare bill passed, but the energy bill remains stalled.
FEC to Consider Activities of 527s
“I’m a very popular guy all of sudden,” Thomas said with a chuckle during an interview Friday.
‘Comeback Kerry’ Now Faces Intense Scrutiny of Record
The Boston Globe observed last year that in 1984, Kerry said he would cancel the B-1 bomber and the B-2 stealth bomber; the Apache helicopter; the Patriot missile; F-15, F-14 and Harrier jets; and
Kerry’s Backers Turn Up Heat
Clyburn is the leading power broker among black voters in the state, which may comprise as much as half of the Democratic primary vote Tuesday.
Recording History
that were here along the banks of the Anacostia.”
Compliance Office Detente?
“The whole thing was just teetering right on the edge,” said the source.
Flap Over Intern Infuriates Frank
“I think that it is totally unjustified,” Frank said in an interview. “I’ve had 200 interns in my office over the years, and nothing has ever happened.
Pelosi’s Team to Seek 2nd Term
Leadership elections are about a year away, after the November general elections but before the beginning of the next Congress.
Senator Ponders 2 ’06 Races
Hutchison, who is also up for a third Senate term two years from now, refused to address — or rule out — a gubernatorial bid in a brief interview Tuesday.
Blunt Plans to Play Minor Role in Son’s Gov. Bid
“I think that’s a pretty good indication of how this is going to work,” the Whip said in an interview last week. “I don’t think they need me to be very involved.”
Democrats Seek Clinton’s Counsel
of the majority in November.
New IRS Guidance May Open Loophole
Among the other factors that the IRS would consider is whether the communication is about an issue currently before Congress and whether the candidates in the race are divided on the issue.