In North Carolina, Shuler’s Close to Decision on Challenging Taylor
Charles Taylor (R) next year, Shuler friend and adviser Randy Flack said in an interview this week.
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Ring Leader
He also would not comment on the Hopi client to Roll Call or The Arizona Republic, which first reported his resignation from the client.
FEC Wrestles With Internet Regs
At the end of the first of two days of hearings on how — or if — the Federal Election Commission is going to regulate political activity on the Internet one thing was clear: The idea provokes a near-universal
Analogy Day
The Tennessee Republican had a field day Tuesday making analogies on the Senate floor and elsewhere. [IMGCAP(1)]One of his analogies was pure potty humor. (Excuse the metaphor.)
The State of Byrd
Byrd: Child of the Appalachian Coalfields” is the state.
D.C. Leaders Want First Presidential Primary
For now, the efforts remain confined to the Democratic Party, repeating the partisan divisions that surfaced on the issue in the 2004 cycle. At the time, D.C.
GOP Senate Race Begins to Percolate
“I’m evaluating to see what the support is out there among the base of the party; I found it to be very good,” Tebelius said in an interview Monday.
Way Back in 1998, Man of Steele Wasn’t Quite So Invincible
“We had a lot of conversations in that 72-hour period,” Steele recalled in an interview Monday.
Rove, Dole Huddled With Bense on Monday
In an interview last week, the three-term governor said he is not involved in GOP efforts to find a strong, well-known challenger to take on freshman Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D) next year.
Schumer, Dole Bullish on 2006
While acknowledging in an interview Friday that the 2006 cycle — coming in the sixth year of President Bush’s tenure — presents natural obstacles for the GOP, Dole said voters will tire of Democrats
AUPSS Gets Cash Infusion
Congressional Democrats and strategists suggest the group has been the victim of its own success in helping to shape public opinion on the issue.
Pelosi Sees ’06 House Gains
Pelosi, in a wide-ranging interview on politics and policy, made no firm promise that her party would regain control of the House, but said if the “election were held today,” Democrats would prevail
Oxley Makes History as GOP Completes Sweep
“Silvio Conte was a legend,” Oxley said in an interview after the game.
Kuhn Keen on Baseball’s Return
“I loved the Congressional game,” Kuhn said in a recent telephone interview from his home outside Jacksonville, Fla. Kuhn, in fact, umpired the first inning at the annual Democrats-vs.
Complaints a-Pawlenty
“I talked to most of the delegates [to the state GOP convention] and it was a hodge podge of stuff” that led to Eibensteiner’s defeat, Pawlenty said in an interview Wednesday.
NRCC Cash Edge Over DCCC Nears $10 Million
The National Republican Congressional Committee raised $7.3 million and spent $3.8 million in May and had $13 million left in the bank at the end of the month.
Coburn Freely Placing Holds
“I don’t think we ought to be passing new legislation, spending new money when we can’t pay for what we’re doing today, and we’re not willing to cut what we’re doing today,” said Coburn in a recent interview
New Organization to Push Liberal Measures In State Legislatures
In an interview, ALEC Executive Director Duane Parde wished his new competitors well and said that if they have the right business model and “do good policy work, they may be able to make it.”
Indian Affairs Begins Next Round on Abramoff
DeLay added that the confusion over the travel rules showed that “the process is broken” and that he hoped “the process can be fixed so Members can carry out their duties.”
Pryce Intends to Remain as Chair
rather than the Conference job.