Vice Chair Candidates Get Head Start on Dues
But of the three, Rep. Joe Crowley (N.Y.), has raised by far the most money for the DCCC.
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Sanders Favored For Jeffords’ Seat
up and down the state ballot for the first time in 15 years.
Reed, Norquist Groups Subpoenaed in Probe
In a brief interview last week, McCain brushed aside questions about the role Norquist and Reed might play in his next round of hearings, reiterating his past claims that his investigation is focused
Democrats Target Youth on Social Security
The Democrats’ latest effort uses the Internet and e-mail to engage those Americans who so far have paid little attention to the Social Security debate.
Chambers in Conflict on 527s
While the Senate is ready to move legislation out of committee that would restrict the activities of 527s, the House seems more likely to attempt to “level the playing field” by allowing the political
Slaughter Takes Lead Role in Criticizing Ethics Rules
Just four months into her job as the top Democrat on the Rules Committee, Rep.
Democrats Warned On Asbestos Bill
“We are extremely concerned and many in our organization are upset,” she said in a telephone interview Friday in which she recounted her earlier conversation with the DSCC.
Tax Software Changes Aid Check-Off
the checkoff, (b) using words like ‘contribute’ which imply falsely that checking the box will cost the taxpayer $3, and (c) providing inadequate explanations of the purposes of the checkoff,” the report
Democrats Cue Faith Media
Specifically, Democrats are expected to focus on the radio dial, a medium that has attracted their attention in recent years with the introduction of the liberal radio network Air America and the
Nice Work if You Can Get It
The firm’s principals call it a lucky streak, not the result of any design.
Democrats Using Floor to Attack GOP ‘Abuse’
Five House Democrats delivered the first in an ongoing series of floor speeches condemning the GOP’s handling of the ethics process, including its revamp of the committee’s rules at the start of
Ethics Logjam Rolls On
Mollohan rejected both proposals, the sources said, although in an interview, the West Virginian declined to comment directly on his talks with Hastings.
Lewis Puts Stamp on Approps
’t know if the committee could survive,” Lewis said in an interview last week.
Russ Never Sleeps
in the union, Alabama.
Reeve Takes Up Her Late Husband’s Fight on the Hill
Dana Reeve has taken up the torch, vowing to raise both awareness and funding. “We certainly miss [Christopher] a lot,” Reeve said in an interview. “I think about him all the time.
Whip Remembers Mom’s Role in Polio Fight
On Tuesday, the 50th anniversary of Salk’s discovery, McConnell recounted the tale of his childhood on the Senate floor and in an interview.
Draft Asbestos Bill Sends Lobbyists Into Frenzy
Tom O’Brien, a leader in the coalition, said in a phone interview from New Jersey that he was planning a last-minute trip to Washington this morning.
Most Likely to Be Ostracized
The way the story played out Tuesday, you’d have thought the current Sen. Dole (R-N.C.) and the former Sen.
Mollohan Firm on Ethics Fight
With the standoff over the House ethics committee now entering its second month, the panel’s ranking member, Rep.
Ben Nelson: Not a Target Now?
“To a certain extent it is where the process of governing has gotten in the way of the process of politics.”