Both Sides of Immigration Debate Angry With Bush
debate on the measure.
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Democrats Search for Consensus in Musgrave District
From the minute Rep.
Breakin’ Up?
“The goal is to ensure that the resources and capabilities at EIA most effectively advance the mission of the alliance. … The internal review should be completed this summer and the executive committee
Conservative Legislator Starts Exploratory Effort
“The grassroots support has inspired me to take this next step in the process.”
Nation: Watchdogs’ Bad News — Events List off the Web
The NRCC had been the only one of the four Congressional campaign committees to make such a list public.
Fellows to Descend on Capitol Hill
They will take part in an effort to increase the public’s knowledge about history as well as the processes of the House.
CVC Watch
As he took over the reins of a project that according to the Architect of the Capitol is about 95 percent complete, Bernard Ungar said it seems “more unlikely than likely” that the Capitol Visitor Center
Despite Close Calls, Gerlach Has No Foes
Meanwhile, Philadelphia attorney Robert Fox already has told Democratic recruiters no, and he confirmed as much in a brief telephone interview on Friday.
Harkin Predicts Good Year for Democrats in ’08
The chairman of the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee still maintains that modern campaigns begin too early, but he said all anyone has to do is watch him to get an answer about
Eastern Market Funding Plan Questioned
the market.
Kansas: Ryun Poll Shows Him With GOP Primary Lead
Whitehead is the prohibitive frontrunner in the special election to succeed the late Rep. Charlie Norwood (R), whose name and memory the candidate evokes again in his second radio ad.
Lights, Camera, NRSC
As part of the effort, the research department was kicked out of the basement of the NRSC’s Capitol Hill headquarters to make room for the construction of an editing suite and audio and video production
South Dakota ’08 Jockeying Begins
Further complicating the recruiting efforts of the GOP Congressional campaign committees is that some of the Republicans considered best equipped to oust the Democratic incumbents in 2008 are angling
NRCC Gets Its Man in Georgia: Goddard to Challenge Marshall
Jim Marshall (D-Ga.) next year, ensuring that the race in the 8th district will be a hotly contested battleground in the House GOP’s efforts to regain ground in the 2008 elections.
Cunningham’s Rise and Fall
“Cunningham is just not the type of guy who goes on a trip to improve relations,” the reporter said in an interview.
Nation: Democratic Committees Retain Huge Cash Edge
The greatest disparity between the two committees remained the cash-on-hand figure.
Forging a New Force
What follows is an edited transcript of the interview. ROLL CALL EXECUTIVE EDITOR MORTON M.
Murtha Accused of Threatening Michigan Rep.’s Earmarks, Violating House Rules
Rogers on the floor Thursday.
GPO Employee Claims Discrimination
Debra Colbert, who has worked for the GPO for more than 20 years, said in an interview last week that agency officials took back their job offer because she did not meet the physical requirements
Kyl Walks Tightrope on Immigration Bill
in the Senate and standard-bearer for the movement, as the broker of a major bipartisan agreement on an issue that had split not only the two parties but the GOP itself.