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From Hill to ‘Hairspray’
Allure of Politics Epstein arrives at the interview dressed for a day on Capitol Hill. Dark suit. Telegenic blue tie. Mandatory American flag pinned to his right lapel.
DSCC Doubles Mandatory Contributions
The new programs come as the DSCC has shown some surprising strength in fundraising, given the expectations that the National Republican Senatorial Committee would swamp it now that the unlimited
SOUTH CAROLINA: Hollings to Stay Neutral In White House Primary
Hollings, 81, still has not announced if he will run for an eighth term, but in a brief interview he insisted that he will remain neutral in the Democratic presidential primary sweepstakes.
Despite Controversy, Bono Plays Augusta
“The issue is still getting women into Congress and boardrooms,” she added in an interview. “That will solve the [golf club] problem, not the other way around.”
Thune’s 527 Uses War for Fundraising
Democrats about the war in Iraq.
Democrats Raise Bar for Judging Bush Win in Iraq
But Bush’s overall approval ratings have risen only into the mid-60s, well short of the 80s and 90s he registered after the September 2001 terrorist attacks and his father scored after the 1991 Persian
Daschle Vows to Keep Heat on Bush
“I don’t see it necessarily as taking down the president, but just expressing in a national context where are our positions are and what our purpose is,” Daschle said in an interview Monday, as the
Leader Seeks $10M for ’04
“I am going to raise the same amount of money regardless of who runs. I am going to raise well over $10 million and we are right on track,” Daschle said in an interview with Roll Call.
Making A Dent In Pa.-15
Charlie Dent (R), described as the “heir apparent” to the party’s nomination, will be the featured guest at back-to-back meet-and-greet events at the Capitol Hill Club.
Coleman Under Fire.
In the original interview, Coleman brought up Wellstone’s name during a discussion about his own transition to the Senate.
Coleman Becomes Big Draw
All this political activity from a Minnesota Republican Senator who acknowledged in an interview last week there were three times in the closing months of his campaign that he thought he was headed
Reform Still in Limbo
the Congressional sponsors of the new law.
War for the Jewish Vote
With the war being fought in part to stabilize the troubled region and protect one of America’s staunchest allies, Israel, the Republicans cannot help but dream of breaking the Democrats’ already
In a Twist, Members Now Aiding Barbour
In a brief interview, Barbour said it was the first real foray he had made into fundraising among Members of Congress and the K Street community.
Pingree’s Ties to Democrats Criticized
The invite list for the swanky affair, which took place at Lounge 201 on Massachusetts Avenue Northeast, read like a Democratic Rolodex of the rich and famous.
On-the-Job Training: New Hill Overseers Learn as They Go
In an interview last week, Kingston said his priorities included increasing accountability and efficiency in Congress and its support agencies.
Honors for Serb Shelved
week to get to the bottom of the matter.
NATION: Filing Deadline Near, Pelosi Goes on Attack
If they succeed — and attempts to recall the state’s previous five governors never even made it to the ballot — voters would either consider the measure in the March 2004 primary or in the November 2004
Gainer Planning Fitness Standards for Officers
You have to have test standards, you have to have a nutritionist on board,” Gainer said in an interview last fall.