Ose Senate Run Likely
But Republican strategists on both coasts said they believe the lawmaker from Sacramento will make the race.
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Electability Key to Labor
Tom Harkin (Iowa), in the Democratic primary. “[Clinton] was ready for prime time the first day out of the box,” McEntee said in an interview this week. “We said to ourselves, ‘This is our guy.
Beer Industry Thirsts for Tax Cut of Its Own
Even more to the point, the Beer Institute — the brewers trade association — claims that “more than half of the beer purchased is by families with incomes of $45,000 or less.”
Former Aides Form New Shop
Among the firm’s clients are the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the Grocery Manufacturers of America and the city of El Paso, Texas.
Pelosi Plans Ahead
Pelosi, in a wide-ranging interview four months into her tenure as Democratic leader, stated firmly that she will not seek any other elected office in her lifetime.
Nittany Lion Ready to Roar
He was the only Democrat to survive the four Member-versus-Member contests, and he has the potential to become one of the Republicans’ top targets this cycle.
Pelosi Says No To Soft Money
“We’re in a state of limbo now in terms of not knowing what the Supreme Court will decide and we hope it does so soon,” Pelosi said in an interview.
Colleagues Starting To Defend Daschle
The Republican strategy of demonizing Daschle serves the dual purpose of painting Democrats as obstructionists in the runup to the 2004 elections as well as weakening the Minority Leader back home
BCRA Supporters Request Stay of Campaign Finance Ruling
“This confusion was exacerbated by the court’s delayed ruling.” In supporting the stay, which would uphold the law as written for now, Sen.
Britain’s Blair May Address Joint Session
The possibility of inviting Blair came up during the House Republican Conference meeting Wednesday morning, and Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) spoke favorably of the idea.
Hooray for Hollywood (D.C.-style)
Mossman, author of the highly acclaimed novel “The Stones of Summer,” essentially disappeared from the face of the earth after the book was published 31 years ago.
Bill Bennett Should Join Rep. Wolf’s Anti-Gambling Fight
Frank Wolf (R-Va.), in trying to reverse the spread of legalized gambling in the nation. Wolf is a moralist in the best sense of the word.
Gephardt’s Girl Power
In contrast, the word around town is that the Gephardt campaign has been very interested in finding a media outlet to do an extensive interview with Chrissy Gephardt, who is a social worker
Georgia Democratic Senate Candidate Emerging
Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.), the only announced candidate in the race, has already amassed a $2 million war chest.
Brownback: Reality TV Needs to Get a Little More Real
Brownback said in an interview last week.
GAO Seeks New Name, Image
The comptroller general of the United States wants to change the name of Congress’ investigative arm to Government Accountability Office, saying the current name doesn’t fit its job description.
Reform Ruling Sparks Spin War
James Bopp, one of many lawyers representing plaintiffs in the case, said in an interview on Tuesday that “people on our side are thinking of an injunction pending appeal” against certain provisions
Nussle Wins Plaudits for Handling of Budget
The dimly lit 1992 photograph features the GOP revolutionaries posing dramatically, attired in ties and white dress shirts and gazing intently at the camera (at the time, Roll Call dubbed the shot
After Thompson, Then What?
Robert Welch (R) — the GOP nominee against Sen. Herb Kohl (D) in 1994 — is emerging as the likeliest to enter the 2004 race.
Ga. Members Watch and Wait for Flag Vote
The question for Georgia lawmakers remains which flag to display in the meantime. All three? The two on the ballot? Only the official state flag of Georgia at the moment?