California: Democrats Going Public With Plans for Open Seat
In an interview late last week, Oropeza declined to elaborate on her plans in advance of Millender-McDonald’s funeral, scheduled for Monday.
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No Timeline, No Veto, Members Ask
It’s the question foremost on the minds of many lawmakers: If Democrats send President Bush another war supplemental stripped of a timeline for withdrawal but including most of the $21 billion in add-ons
Democrats Hope to Make English’s Seat Competitive
But the Keystone State was among the most vulnerable in the nation in the previous election cycle and promises to be again in 2008; Democrats picked up four House seats there in 2006 and will target at
For Emanuel, One Title but Lots of Jobs
of the House for the first time in 12 years.
Off to Iraq
“I will be doing a whole bunch of different administrative tasks,” she said in an interview.
Members: Valenti One of a Kind
“I knew Jack for 35 years,” Harman said in an interview, noting that she was with Valenti the day before he died. “When you were his friend there were no limits to the warmth and affection.”
DSCC: Right Candidate Could Upset Cornyn
Cornyn in an interview was confident that he is both politically and operationally well-positioned for his first re-election bid as Senator, though he vowed not to take anything for granted.
Democrats Emerging to Challenge Rep. Wilson
to see Martin in the race.
Former Portland Mayor Doubts Smith Will Lose
Former Portland Mayor Vera Katz (D) said in a radio interview this week that she doesn’t see anyone in her party who is capable of ousting Sen. Gordon Smith (R) next year.
Bruning, Hagel Sniping After Bruning Touts Poll
State Attorney General Jon Bruning (R) said in an interview Monday that he is moving closer every day to pulling the trigger on challenging Sen.
At Capitol, Cheney Leads GOP Attack on Reid
in 2008 because of the war.
Geese Feast on Wetlands
Over the next year, the agency will hold public meetings and research the effect the geese have on the river.
A Heroic Return to the Hill
Tom Carper (D-Del.) staffer, in a recent interview, “because my body allowed me to get that far, and as soon as I knew some of my buddies would take care of me my body was like ‘I’m out.’
Kirk Seat Will Draw More Interest
Seals, a former GE Commercial Finance worker who earned 47 percent of the vote in his underdog bid, confirmed in an interview last week that he is looking into a repeat challenge of the four-term
Foley Scandal Figure Makes Comeback
Mark Foley (R-Fla.), he was swept into investigations by both the ethics committee and the FBI into the Florida lawmaker’s sexually explicit communications with former male House pages.
Caucus Stands by Reid
In an interview with CNN on Monday, Reid defended his comments, saying “I do what I think is right, and I think this war is headed in the wrong direction … and I’m going to speak out as often and
Oregon: Treasurer Reiterates His Disinterest in Senate Bid
In the wake of Rep.
High Court to Hear Case Involving Issue Ads
The case came about after the Wisconsin anti-abortion group filed suit against the FEC in July 2004, arguing that the ability to run the ad was protected by the First Amendment.
Richardson Slow to Woo Members
About half of the 19 House lawmakers active in the CHC have endorsed a contender in the 2008 campaign, including Edwards and Sens.
White House Slams Iraq ‘CR’
with the military’s ability to plan and prosecute the war.