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Dean Slams Foes on Tax Vote
“This is exactly what’s wrong with the Democratic Party,” Dean said in a telephone interview Friday. “At some point you’ve got to just say ‘No.’ Bush Lite doesn’t cut it.”
Oh, Nellie
The Oregonian has cancelled the fundraiser in the wake of lead singer Natalie Maines’ anti-war comments.
Trying to Set the Score Straight
“I’m an economist, so I’m a big believer in incentives,” Holtz-Eakin said in an interview this week.
Byrne Creates Exploratory Committee for Moran Race
“I give that a month or so to see what kind of support is out there,” Byrne said in an interview Wednesday. “That will determine the next step.”
Worth Noting
Noting that he likes to jog on the Mall during the day, he thanked the young pages who work in the chamber.
Fundraising in a Time of War
As Members arrived at the Washington Hilton for the event, which netted more than $5 million for the National Republican Congressional Committee, many noted the solemn mood but conveyed the feeling
Leaks Probe Evaporates
Bob Graham (D-Fla.), the former chairman of the Intelligence Committee and one of two lawmakers who actually asked the Justice Department to find the source of the alleged leak in the first place, said
Frist Responder
Drummond added that the network has not rescheduled the interview yet. “That subject will be broached at a later date,” he said.
Senate E-mail Upgrade Nearing Completion
Acknowledging the setbacks and complications that have plagued the project since the onset, outgoing Sergeant-at-Arms Alfonso Lenhardt said in an exit interview last week that he expects all Member
Elmendorf’s Double Duty
The revelation comes just days after the Federal Election Commission ruled that a similar situation involving GOP consultant Ralph Reed, who was working for the Enron Corp. at the same time that
Lenhardt Sees Progress on Hill Security Since 9/11
The transition comes at a crucial time for emergency preparedness — one of the many, but perhaps the single most important, institutional functions overseen by the Sergeant-at-Arms.
Backers Surrender After Latest Blow to Anti-War Suit
“I think this is no longer able to be pursued,” lead attorney John Bonifaz said in a telephone interview minutes after the 1st U.S.
Chairman Allen Brings Youth Movement to NRSC
“We’re going to have to work much harder, much smarter and attract a larger group of … people to contribute to us,” Allen said in a recent interview.
Capitol Raises Threat Level
The message came from the Capitol Police via the House Emergency Communications Center, which is under the jurisdiction of the Chief Administrative Officer.
DeLay Adjusting to His New Role
“Most Members, when they get up in the morning, they have to worry about their one vote,” DeLay said in an interview last week, recalling his not-so-distant past as Majority Whip.
Kirk’s Military Experience Comes in Handy
The Illinois Republican joins some 50 to 60 people who read intelligence reports from around the world and inform the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the White House situation room if, as he says, “something
Levin’s Homeland Insecurity
of the “Lord of the Rings” video game.
Court Dismisses Effort to Block War in Iraq
Taking note of the fast-paced diplomatic and political maneuvering surrounding the decision on Iraq, the court held that it was not the right time for the judicial branch to enter the fray.
Watts Becomes National Chairman of GOPAC
Now the former football star has a shot at becoming one of the party’s chief recruiters.