Nelson, Pryor Work to Hone the Art of the Deal
“I think we have developed a partnership,” Nelson said of Pryor in an interview just before the recess. “We can work together.”
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A Frequent Critic Gets Hastert’s Aid
the audience.
Judge Deal Got Boost From Lott
With most of the group set to leave town within hours for a weekend away from the District and the negotiations, the talks had come to a head and some participants thought the deal would fall through if
As Senate Returns to Angry ‘Normal,’ What Will Get Done?
So, at the earliest opportunity — the ideologically charged Bolton matter — the Senate descended into gridlock again, with Democrats using the filibuster to delay the nomination and force the Bush
Camp, Foley Reimburse Ripon for Expenses
Elvis Oxley, the executive director of Ripon, said in an interview that Ripon has received reimbursement from Camp’s office and expects a check from Foley’s office soon.
Senate Race Surprises Montana Democrats
“All those thoughts went through our decision-making process, but I just thought quite franky that I’d have a better shot at beating Conrad Burns,” Tester said in an interview Wednesday.
Embarrassment of Riches in Colorado?
in the country.
Soldiers of Politics Report to Camp Wellstone
In the wake of the tragic death of Sen.
After 100 Days at DNC, Dean Is No Longer Flying Under the Radar
Second, Dean said he would focus on the party base and do the desperately needed work to respond to the needs of stakeholders from the ground up.
Pelosi, DCCC Move to Block Espy
In an interview Friday, Mike Espy said Pelosi’s effort had essentially boomeranged and given him more incentive, not less, to work to elect his nephew. “I’ve seen the memo.
Thurmond’s Tangled Web
Throughout the book, the lives of the Senator, who died in 2003, and his daughter are intertwined.
Tanner Bill Would Stop Mid-Decade Remaps
“Politics has hijacked our democracy,” Tanner said in an interview. “It’s become an inside ball game — basically, the people be damned.”
Democrats Rap Fossella on Social Security Stance
The Staten Island Republican, who was only 35 years old at the time, is the great-grandson of the late Rep. James O’Leary (N.Y.), a New Deal Democrat.
¿Quien Es Numero Uno?
Back in the 1980s, when the Rev.
Dino Rossi: Sore Loser Or Brilliant Tactician? History Will Judge
At some point, keeping up the legal fight against Gregoire “can be counterproductive, in the sense that people not just in the Democratic Party but also in the media and political centrists could
Ten Days of Sorrow in Congress
Edwin Johnson (D-Colo.) seemed to place blame for the tragedy on the the vicious atmosphere of the Senate that year.
Leaders of Ethics Panel Still Far Apart on Staffing
The West Virginia Democrat has stuck to the position that because the ethics committee’s Rule 6 states explicitly that “the staff as a whole and each individual member of the staff shall perform
Senate ‘Bulls’ May Hold Key
Cheney could both issue the precedent enforcing the new rule and then cast the tie-breaking vote in its favor.
Quiet on Halliburton Bemoaned
Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) said in a recent interview. “We should go ahead and investigate this.”
Ex-Congressional Aide Aims High
“I don’t worry about Congressman Weiner or any particular candidate,” Miller said in an interview Wednesday — a day spent on Weiner’s turf in Washington, D.C., mixing official duties with political