Monster Mash
The Kerry and Edwards homes were quiet last Hallow’s Eve as the presidential and vice presidential nominees were out barnstorming the countryside for votes.
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Oxley’s Ohio Surprise
“I’m very interested,” Jordan said in an interview, adding that he will take some time to talk to his family before making a final decision about the race.
First Lady of the Court
“She was an advocate for herself,” Biskupic says in a phone interview last week from an airport in California.
House Democrats to Take Higher Profile on Alito
Bush urged that the Senate act on the nomination by year’s end.
After Long Fight, Triad Files FEC Report
Instead, this response was entered into the area on the document where the treasurer would normally sign: “None.
The More Things Change …
And the two name partners have increased their presence outside of the Beltway, fueling speculation about the firm’s future.
Judges’ Group Jumps Into COLA Fray
“If they do away with the Congressional COLA, we’re dead meat,” Mecham said in an interview Thursday. “If they don’t get one, we don’t get one.”
Coleman, Galloway Spar Anew
“We’re going to certainly make sure that that man never gets elected again,” McKay said in an phone interview. “We’re going to surprise him, and we’re going to embarrass him.”
Clearing Up ‘Pre-Clearance?’
Either way, the freshman lawmaker believes there is enough tangible evidence of Georgia’s advancement over the past 40 years that the state no longer merits coverage by the provision.
To Tame Polarization of Politics, Fix Our Redistricting System
Under the current system, voters (as the saying goes) don’t pick their political representatives — the politicians pick their voters.
Frist Embraces HCA on Stump
into the timing of his stock sales from the trusts.
Pelosi Allies Aim to Kill Remap Reform
pouring into the state.
Hill Remembers Parks as Hero, Aide
Students wanted to interview her,” the Wolverine State Congressman said. Still, the diminutive Parks never lost her quiet, “stoic” mien or the “big smile on her face,” Conyers said.
Dobson, Bauer Face Questions
While he denied that listeners on the call were assured of how Miers would vote on abortion issues, he said the interview was part of the process that could lead to him, Dobson and others appearing
Veterans History, in Print
Diane Kresh, the project’s director, has been with the VHP since there were only two people in the office working the phones.
Poisson, Longtime Hill Operative, Is Seeking a Richmond Address
“I’m clearly the underdog in the race, there’s no question about that. But I think that I’ve given him a good run for his money,” Poisson said in an interview last week.
Planning Dingell’s Gala: No Detail Was Too Small
Notably, the year Dingell first came to Congress — 1955 — the polio vaccine had just been discovered, Disneyland opened and “Rock Around the Clock” was the No. 1 song in the nation.
Emanuel: A Two-Termer?
Martin Frost (D-Texas) served two terms at the helm of the committee in the 1990s, but the most recent chairmen, Reps.
Smallest Fundraiser Ever.
Russert said he recently told Bono during an interview what his college-aged son told him: “Dad, U2 is the the kind of band … it finds you, you don’t find them.” Johnny B. Kerry.
Smallest Fundraiser Ever
Russert said he recently told Bono during an interview what his college-aged son told him: “Dad, U2 is the the kind of band … it finds you, you don’t find them.” Johnny B. Kerry.