DSCC Embraces ‘Blog’
“We want to make sure that we are capturing this broad development that is going on with fundraising through the Internet,” Corzine said in an interview.
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Counsel Moves to Block Depositions in Bias Lawsuit
Senate attorneys filed the motion Jan. 14 in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia in response to plaintiff Roy Banks’ “motion to compel.”
Barton Assembling His Energy Panel Staff
But the move comes with political risks. Appearing overconfident could irritate the members of the GOP Steering Committee, which must formally approve the next committee chairman.
Coburn Considers
In an interview Wednesday, Coburn gave little indication of which way he is leaning, but he acknowledged that he is still contemplating tossing his hat into the GOP primary.
Family Ties
In the previous century, only Warren Harding and John F. Kennedy were elected directly from the Senate to the White House.
Clerk Takes Control of Janklow’s Office
In essence we had just dealt with constituent problems and that continues unchanged,” Field Director David Volk said in a telephone interview from the Sioux Falls district office.
Miller Time
the Iowa caucuses.
Police to Close Streets, Restrict Access for Bush’s Address
An MPD spokesman said the department had not received a request from the Capitol Police for assistance during the event.
A Hill Thriller
As the chase begins, a 17-year-old Senate page is the only person who can help the friends find the truth and escape the game.
DSCC Turning Corner?
in an interview Friday.
After Losing, You Can Go Home Again
“It takes a while,” Dole said in a recent interview. “You are kind of a little embarrassed you didn’t win and you sort of neglected some of your duties.” He is not alone.
GOP’s Texas Makeover Well Under Way
The marquee race in the state will be the matchup between Frost and Sessions, two of the most aggressive campaigners and strongest fundraisers in their respective parties.
GOP’s Texas Makeover Well Under Way
The marquee race in the state will be the matchup between Frost and Sessions, two of the most aggressive campaigners and strongest fundraisers in their respective parties.
Discrimination Cases Dropping, But Perception of Bias Lingers
In defense, Scott points to the drop in recent years in the number of cases in litigation, a fact he attributes to changes made at the Library.
For Hill Staffers, a Risk Worth Taking
leading up to the all-important, first-in-the nation primary.
New Faces Eye Senate Campaign Jobs
With the leadership teams on both sides of the aisle appearing relatively secure, the Senate is likely to see just two races for top posts in the next year: both campaign committee chairmen.
Members Often See Their Political Stock Rise and Fall With White House Endorsements
“But Members are not usually going to endorse in a way that makes them vulnerable,” Watts added in an interview.
Ex-Ambassador Giffin Considers Georgia Senate Run
Jon Corzine (N.J.), chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. “The honest truth is, I am giving it some thought,” Giffin said in a telephone interview Tuesday.
Ballenger Awaits Word On Defense in Lawsuit
“We have initiated discussions with the Office of the U.S.
Tour of Duty
political parties, was sent to the headquarters of the Iraqi Communist Party to interview its chairman.