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Reid Steps to Forefront
The Nevadan currently serves as the Minority Whip, the second highest ranking post in the caucus. “Until we finish the session, Tom Daschle is leader,” Reid said in the interview.
Waiting … and Waiting … for Kerry
But in the other rings, Specter and Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nev.) — who will be the new Minority Leader in the 109th Congress — were holding court.
John Thune: A Star Is Born
“I think it’s hard for some of these people and I think it is going to take a little bit of time,” he said in an interview Tuesday.
GOP May Kill Indictment Rule
The Member may return to the job if found not guilty or if the charges are reduced below a felony or dismissed.
Hutchison Spotlights ‘American Heroines’
said in an interview last week.
McCain, Brownback Seize Final Opportunity
“When you give up a chairmanship, you lose the ability to set the agenda,” noted McCain in an interview last week.
A Tale of Two Senate Seats in Tennessee
Regardless of the party nominees, Senate Democrats see the 2006 race as a one of their last, best chances to reverse severe losses in the South over the past decade.
I-69
I believe it is time to change the name of the highway. It is the moral thing to do.”
Koch’s K Street Orbit
; Tom Wheeler, the former chief of the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association; Larry Harlow, the president of Timmons & Co.; and Ed Merlis, the chief lobbyist for the U.S.
Police Checkpoints Removed
In a telephone interview Wednesday evening Norton praised the removal of the traffic stops, but noted: “We’re not going to be satisfied until normal looks like normal and feels like normal.”
Police Checkpoints Coming Down
In a telephone interview Wednesday evening Norton praised the removal of the traffic stops, but noted: “We’re not going to be satisfied until normal looks like normal and feels like normal.”
The New Members of the House
She also infuriated many observers by suggesting in a radio interview that President Bush had previous knowledge of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, but did nothing to prevent them.
Republicans Revel in Historic Gains
the Democratic Caucus in the 109th Congress.
GOP Sees Opening for Agenda
“Clearly in the areas where Democrats obstructed, we have the opportunity to move forward and advance the issues for the good of America,” said the aide, who asked not to be named.
Three-Month Period Imperils Presidency
“The electors are all loyal party people selected by the parties at the conventions,” Fortier said in an interview.
Domenici: Once Sagging, Now Back in Form
He’s even talking about the possibility of running for a seventh term, when he’s 76. “Don’t you think I’m better?” Domenici asked in a recent interview.
Electoral College Defender Ready for 2004 Nail-Biter
“I’m still very much in favor of it because there is no good alternative,” said Berns, during a recent interview.
DSCC Gets Late Help From the Fortunate
The contributions also cement talk that Schumer and Obama are the two leading candidates to chair the campaign committee in the next cycle.
Staffer Seeks Va. Crown
The state competition is structured similarly to the national competition so the state winner is prepared for the national pageant, she said.