Katrina Weighs on Lott’s Decision-Making
Lott, whose Pascagoula home was destroyed in the hurricane, said in an interview Wednesday that this disaster is “going to make the whole thing difficult because I want to help, but I have got to
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Jefferson Begins to Fight Charges
William Jefferson (D-La.), under investigation by the FBI, went on the defensive Wednesday in the wake of a damaging ABC News report that the Congressman allegedly used National Guard resources to gather
R.I. Senate Contest Heats Up With Laffey’s Entry Into Race
Now the question is whether the incumbent, Sen.
Random Acts of Love
The attorney for Cynthia Ore, the former lover of Rep.
Hoyer to Unveil Panel’s Foreign Policy Proposals
“The positions are the right positions for the country.”
Thune: Ready To Roll
“Some folks have talked to me about it, and I am at least entertaining the thought of possibly running for that,” Thune said in an interview last week.
Parties Remain Split on Panel
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) noted in an interview that such a committee can be created only by legislation and GOP leaders would need his party’s support for it to be approved in the
For Coburn, End Of Practice Nears
Coburn said he’s ready to put the question to a vote on the chamber floor.
Conway Ponders Return
The Louisville lawmaker has consistently ranked high among the handful of House Republicans targeted by Democrats for defeat.
Ricketts Is GOP Favorite in Nebraska
But if the multimillionaire is successful, the National Republican Senatorial Committee is prepared to play ball on the Plains.
Right Pleased With Specter
And on Sunday’s “Meet the Press,” Specter objected, somewhat unexpectedly, to the idea of elevating Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to the Supreme Court to fill the court’s remaining vacancy on
Racicot’s New Job in the Eye Of the Storm
In an interview late last week, in his corner office in downtown Washington, D.C., Racicot called the hurricane and its aftermath “a once-in-a-lifetime-of-humanity” tragedy.
GOP Leaders Rally Around Chafee
“Not only am I, but our entire [GOP] Conference is committed to Linc’s re-election,” McConnell said in an interview. “We are going to help him in every way.
Brown ‘Slipped’ Through
“He just slipped right through,” said Lieberman, who was chairman of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee in 2002, in a recent interview.
Homeland Gavel at Stake
As the chaotic response to Hurricane Katrina casts a fresh light on the Department of Homeland Security, House Republicans are gathering to choose the next chairman of the panel that oversees the troubled
Foot-in-Mouth, Redux
Of course, it was former first lady Bush who led the pack with her cheery comments about the evacuees at the Astrodome.
He’s Back?
“This is not to say ‘I told you so,’ but to get more energy into rebuilding our coastline for the next hurricane that’s going to come,” John said in a telephone interview Friday as he boarded a plane
Echoes of 1994 Are Not So Loud Yet
In a recent interview, National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Reynolds (N.Y.) conceded that he’d like to see current GOP poll numbers higher.
Iraq, Economy Threaten Bush’s Run of Victories
“To the average man and woman out there, the things that affect their life is the price of gasoline, the cost of health care, the quality of education,” Sen.
Schwarzenegger Seeking Re-election
16, the opening day of the state GOP’s annual fall convention.