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Healing Poles Arrive in D.C.
“We worked in the day and carved through the nights, but it’s worth it because we know we’re bringing symbolic healing,” James said in a telephone interview.
Wild and Crazy
The bill has twice passed the Senate, and Bush administration officials have indicated that the president would sign it.
Catwalk
The group’s fashion extravaganza takes place at Poste, the sleek, trendy restaurant at the Hotel Monaco.
Israel Divestment Blasted
record calling for jeopardizing the existence of the State of Israel.”
Senate Finally In Focus
No net gain or a two-seat pickup are not out of the question. “I think we have a good chance of picking up seats,” said NRSC Chairman George Allen (Va.) in an interview Wednesday.
A Surprising Race in Kansas City
In an interview Tuesday, Patterson said she would “continue to invest resources to get my message out” and added that no limit has been set on the amount of money she is willing to donate to the
Schoenke’s Current Fields of Battle: Politics and Policy
I was very much against the [Vietnam] war,” Schoenke said in an interview last week. “McGovern was the only person I saw speaking up against it.”
Arizona Math Teacher Hopes the Numbers Add Up Nov. 2
There is the “Meet the Press” McCain who is beloved by the national media and has emerged as the X-factor in this year’s presidential campaign.
Reynolds: Bush Convention Agenda Not Gospel
“If [candidates] like something, by all means we’ll offer political advice on it,” Reynolds said last week in an interview. “But for the most part, that’s the president’s agenda.”
A Jolt of Electricity
“There’s nothing I don’t work on in energy,” he said in a recent interview.
Home Is Not Where the Hart Is
“I have opposed the construction of the Hart Building since my election to the Senate,” the Senator said at the time.
‘Pinups’ Move on to Bigger Things
Wright laughed during a recent telephone interview. Probably not.
Gainer Seeks to Consolidate Checkpoints
“We’ve presented [the city] with a plan to streamline the security checkpoints on Second Street in particular,” Gainer said in a recent interview.
Members to Tout Anti-Kerry Film
The screening of the film “Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal” this morning at the Reserve Officers Association is the latest salvo in a fierce war of words over the Democratic candidate’s record
Democrats Warn GOP on Agenda
seek to score political points on the eve of the election.
Supplicant Comes to D.C.
While the firm provides a variety of services the campaign desires, “sometimes we need to work within the realm of the possible,” she concedes.
Santorum Eyes Leader’s Post, White House
“I think that Rick Santorum is the face of exclusion and intolerance,” Chris Barron, political director for the Log Cabin Republicans, said in an interview.
Frist: Getaway Is Oct. 8
Frist said the Homeland Security spending measure will set the stage for a month in which the Senate will be principally focused on national security issues.
Their 3 Minutes of Fame
The challenger to Rep. Lloyd Doggett (D) in the 25th district, Klein returned home shortly after addressing the delegates Monday afternoon.