Help for McCarthy,Moran?
Moran, who is facing at least two primary challengers in his effort to win an eighth term, stressed in an interview that he has no plans to solicit financial help from the DCCC.
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CALIFORNIA: Boxer Aiding Davis and Bustamante in the Recall
Dianne Feinstein being the notable exception — Boxer has embraced the strategy of opposing the recall but endorsing Bustamante as the only viable alternative in case Davis is removed.
Continuity, Continued: Hearing Attracts Little Attention
It was the stuff of a high school civics class. The chairman took the dais with a seemingly open mind.
The Roadmap: Calling Dr.
In an interview last week, he vowed to ratchet up the “momentum” for the nine remaining fiscal 2004 spending bills on the Senate agenda by keeping the chamber focused on appropriations “until we get it
McInnis Mystery
of the cycle.
Mondale Bashes Bush
taking back the White House is within the Democrats’ grasp.
N.C. Democrats Play Catch-up
He finished second to Bowles in the 2002 Senate primary. In an interview Monday, Blue said he had an “interest” in the 2004 Senate race and was currently waiting to see how the field plays out.
The Appeal: Stakes — and Emotions — Running High Today
interview last week.
MCI Reaches Out and Touches Ex-Senator
But don’t punish the innocent — the employees, the stockholders, the creditors,” Garn, former chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, said in an interview.
Young Maneuver Jeopardizes FAA Bill
“In many areas, Alaska gets treated like a separate country, and it looks like it’s happened again this time,” Lott said in an interview.
Keeping Watch: Agency Marks 175 Years
In the same year, the Architect of Public Buildings described the department’s duties as the enforcement of the rules of both chambers “in relation to preserving order within the limits of the Capitol
Democrats Coping, Plotting
The pollsters took the results of the focus groups and used them as the basis for a survey that sampled voters in the 42 districts the DCCC is hoping to contest in 2004.
Staving Off a ‘Lonely Victory’
With the House solidly in GOP hands already, that puts the focus on the 51-49 Senate, where the party’s leading analysts believe this election cycle and the next offer Republicans a major chance to cement
Push to Declassify Saudi Section Wanes
The redacted pages allegedly spell out evidence of Saudi ties to the Sept. 11 hijackers.
Senate Republicans Seek Mid-October Exit
The Democratic objections signal that the August recess did little to calm the bitter partisan atmosphere that the Senate has operated in over the past year.
Dean Presents a Target By Opposing Bipartisan Education Reforms
In Congress, even as Democrats lambaste the Bush administration and the GOP for underfunding NCLB, they have continued to endorse the purpose of the law.
Taking His Case to Primary Voters
“Something in my gut tells me that this is the right time to look at it,” Rolle said in an interview. “Whether I run is another thing.”
Court Ruling May Echo for Decades
Forget the Redskins — the hottest ticket in town this month may well be a seat inside the chamber of the U.S.
Dooley Exit a Trend?
Dooley shocked many in the Caucus when he announced Tuesday he was leaving the House at the end of his seventh term.
Hold Special House Elections in a Week? Just Plain Absurd
of the people.