Clinton Adding to CBC Support
Lewis became the 29th member of the 43-member Congressional Black Caucus to issue a public endorsement in the 2008 White House race.
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Berkowitz Enters Race for Young’s House Seat
Former state House Minority Leader Ethan Berkowitz (D) announced Wednesday that he is running for the the at-large Congressional seat currently occupied by embattled Rep. Don Young (R).
Clinton, Giuliani Behave Like It’s Already Fall ’08
In one of the more memorable moments of the evening, Giuliani declared, “You can’t fool all of the people all of the time. The line-item is unconstitutional. You don’t get to believe about it.
It’s ‘Ping-Pong’ for Energy Bill
Among the significant differences the chambers must reconcile are mileage standards included in the Senate’s version of the bill and renewable energy requirements mandated in the House legislation
Alaska: Berkowitz Enters Race for Young’s House Seat
In a phone interview, Berkowitz said he would have to raise about $1.5 million to $2.5 million to wage a competitive campaign against Young, who may have a primary challenge as well.
Fourth Hill-Sodrel Battle Set
This time around though, Sodrel said in a phone interview, he is not likely to fund his own race. “Can’t say I absolutely won’t, but I don’t intend to spend my own money,” he said.
Investigations of Members on Rise
the horizon.
Iraq Probes Not on Lieberman Agenda
Lieberman acknowledged in a recent interview that he has not been as focused on government contracting abuses as he has on the homeland security aspects of his panel.
Lessons Learned
The NRSC’s achieved goal, Laffey writes, was to distract voters from the issues, distort the mayor’s positions and get Democrats and independents to vote for Chafee in the Republican primary.
Despite Defeat, Pederson Still a Player
Pederson, who is 65, said in a telephone interview late last week that he hasn’t ruled out running for office again in the future.
Olson Shows Fundraising Prowess of His Ex-Bosses
Pete Olson, running in the 22nd district Republican primary, raised $211,000 in the third quarter and banked $180,000 — despite jumping into the race just 45 days ago.
Is U.S. Waging War With Radical Islamists Aggressively Enough?
The director of the U.S. effort, Undersecretary of State Karen Hughes, told me in an interview that “what we’re trying to do is isolate and marginalize the extremists, who don’t represent a majority
Israel Compiles Great Calls to Action
Moses’ rallying cries to the children of Israel, urging them to cross the Jordan River without him and recapture the Promised Land, starts off the collection with what many Jews and Christians
Veteran Rep. Hall Faces Primary Foes
In a telephone interview on Wednesday, Hall — the oldest sitting Member in the House — was clear that he is running for a 15th term.
Nussle Says Democrats to Blame for Standoff
“We’re not going to negotiate with ourselves,” Nussle said in an interview.
Nebraska: Johanns to Formally Kick Off Senate Bid on Oct. 10
“I like our numbers this quarter,” Olson said this week during a telephone interview.
D.C. Area Ready for Possible Flu Pandemic
Akaka, who presided over the hearing of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Oversight of Government Management, the Federal Workforce and the District of Columbia, praised
Foreign Agent Files
[IMGCAP(1)] According to the contract, on file at the Justice Department, Patton Boggs will provide “counsel and advice to the Government of the Republic of Cyprus regarding relations with the United
A Lucrative Center for Visclosky, PMA
Peter Visclosky, the tech center has been a pet project for the 12-term Democrat from this Rust Belt district in the northwest corner of the state.
Case Dismissed
The D.C. Superior Court dismissed assault charges Monday against an anti-war activist who refused to move to the back of the line of people waiting to see the testimony of Gen.