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Although the third-term Member insisted in an interview with the Glens Falls Post-Star published this week that “I’ve not thought beyond the notion that I will likely run for re-election” in 2004
“It gives the leader a little bit more leverage to say to a Member, ‘I would like to honor your request, but you need to put that in writing and put it into the Record,’” Lott said in an interview
“I’m concerned about his conduct in the investigation of the Air Force,” McCain said in an interview.
Members on the House Administration Committee, which oversees the CAO and worked for a year and a half on the provision, retort that the language was in the CAO’s budget when it was submitted to the Appropriations
Meet Kevin Triplett, the latest link between the high-octane world of NASCAR racing and the demolition derby of campaign politics. After the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series team sponsored by Sen.
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee spokesman Brad Woodhouse praised the spots as “exemplifying exactly why Tom Daschle is the right fit and the best choice for the people of South Dakota.”
interview.
The onetime Member of Congress last week took herself out of consideration for the top lobbying job at the Recording Industry Association of America.
for the GOP nomination and plans to make a final decision by the end of the month.
“I know that sounds mystical and esoteric, but I was drawn to the Dome,” Black said Friday in an interview in his Pentagon office, hours before he retired from the Navy.
“It really raised the ire of my soul,” George P. Bush said in a brief interview.
The California lawmaker brought the negotiation to the CBC’s attention earlier this year, a spokeswoman said.
The twin issues of cost and quality — along with the swelling ranks of the uninsured — form the makings of a major focus of the 2004 campaign.
Hastert and Franzen recently sat down together for a 35-minute interview in the Speaker’s Capitol office for The New Yorker piece, and Franzen also traveled to Aurora, Ill., over the weekend to
The twin issues of cost and quality — along with the swelling ranks of the uninsured — form the makings of a major focus of the 2004 campaign.
in the Senate at the time of his death.
When he retired this year, he was the oldest Senator ever at the age of 100. He also holds the record for the longest filibuster, 24 hours and 18 minutes.
When he got to the North Carolina lawmaker, Hastert said only, “Mr. Burr is running for the Senate.” “I think his staff has misinformed him,” Burr responded in an interview Friday.
O’Donnell, the runner-up to Beauprez in the GOP primary, is Owens’ counsel and the director of the state Office of Policy and Initiatives.
But he is the most senior Republican, so he took over the Pro Tem post as well as the spacious office known as the Strom Thurmond Room that comes with the title.