Gephardt Adviser Signs Up New Client
In an interview, Elmendorf said the Gephardt campaign remains his most important client.
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Feinstein Lands On Short Lists
In the meantime, we’ll do it my way,’” she said in a recent interview.
Tauzin: ‘No Intention’ to Retire in 2004
But in an interview Monday evening and a phone call Tuesday, Tauzin repeatedly refused to say for certain that he would run for re-election. “There is no waffle here,” he said.
Residents Voice Opposition to PSA Plan
Presently, the First District encompasses 12 PSAs stretching from the Washington Monument in the west to RFK Stadium in the east and from New York Avenue in the north to just beyond Fort McNair in
Labor Group Faces Turmoil
running the program.
Regula Weighs Approps Bid
The 78-year-old Regula is the current Appropriations vice chairman and second on the seniority list behind Rep.
Bush Must Press Saudis to Deliver On Anti-Terror Vows
The worst-case outlook for the future of Saudi Arabia is laid out by former CIA field officer Robert Baer in a forthcoming book, “Sleeping with the Devil,” excerpted in the current issue of The Atlantic
Georgia Plot Thickens
In an interview Friday, former Godfather’s Pizza Inc. CEO Herman Cain said he is laying the foundation to campaign for the seat of retiring Sen.
Debate Over Security Flares
And given that the threat is impossible to quantify, is surrounding the Capitol with heavily armed guards worth the resulting sacrifices to “the people’s house?”
Groups Seek to Overturn BCRA Stay
The Club for Growth, the National Right to Life Committee and other groups fighting to overturn the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to reverse the stay leaving the statute
Roiling the Waters
“Sure, Congress has the right,” Waters said in an interview.
Spurned on Trade Deal, Burr Targets USTR
The North Carolina lawmaker is eyeing legislation that would eliminate the office of the U.S. Trade Representative, the White House agency that spearheaded the trade talks.
Let’s Play “Hardball”
But the former Congressional staffer — who kind of, sort of again closed the door on a Senate run in an interview Wednesday — has a simple message for his critics: Bring it on.
Please Dress Better, Mica Implores
Congressmen, for instance, are required to wear jacket and tie in the chamber — just as male members of the press corps must wear jacket and tie to interview them in the room adjacent to the chamber known
An Exile Remains in D.C.
And overwhelmingly, he said in an interview, he is much happier in the private sector.
Democrats Vie For Support
run a national campaign and bother to stop in states like North Dakota,” Dorgan said in an interview Tuesday.
Stay Splits Lawyers Challenging BCRA
“The atmosphere created by the notion that both plaintiffs and defendants thought the ruling [on electioneering communications] should be stayed — I just think facilitated the stay of the whole thing
Hoyer’s Own ‘K St. Project’
the party lost control of the House nearly a decade ago.
Porter Sticks With Causes
Moderates in the Northeast and Midwest remain very necessary to the party’s majority status,” he said in an interview.
Who’s Next? A Quiet Race To Lead Senate
’s course for the latter half of the decade.