Black Staff Aim To Help the GOP
Of this 8 percent, Ward estimated that only 1 percent are Republicans. The current staffers have another thing in common with their predecessors: Sometimes there is a sense of being alone.
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Madam Chairwoman
[IMGCAP(1)] Slaughter, an eight-term Representative, focuses on women’s issues such as domestic violence, women’s health and access to capital for women-owned businesses.
GOP Outraises Democrats in First Month of Year
The NRCC continued the free-spending ways it exhibited in the 2002 cycle, outlaying $5.3 million from Jan. 1 to Jan. 31. The DCCC was significantly more frugal, spending $877,000.
FEC Mulls Cures for Presidential Funding System
“If requirements were increased tenfold to $50,000 in 20 states, that would require candidates to raise $1 million in private contributions across the country before they were entitled to receive
Oxley Under Fire
[IMGCAP(1)] As for filing an ethics complaint himself, Frank said: “I don’t know anything that would be the basis for that.”
Keep Internet Tax Issues Separate
[IMGCAP(1)] Such barriers to interstate commerce helped bring about the U.S. Constitution. Before then, it was common for states to tax the commerce of other states.
Tax Credits Will Help Low-Income, Rural Areas Gain Internet Access
[IMGCAP(1)] However, if we do not act, economists estimate that next-generation broadband capability will not be available to every telephone user until at least 2030.
Spectrum Policies Need Flexibility for Growth
[IMGCAP(1)] Another model being advanced, which the FCC terms the “common” model, calls for the government to create more unlicensed spectrum, similar to the unlicensed spectrum available today.
Would-be Senators, Need to Ask, Is This Trip Really Necessary?
[IMGCAP(1)] For a handful of would-be Senate candidates, cooling their heels rather than heating up their campaigns is the right move for 2004. Take Rep.
Contractors Get Say in CVC Timing
[IMGCAP(1)] A series of amendments added to the request for proposal for the second sequence over the past several weeks have loosened some of the timing requirements, which could mean a new schedule
Threats Necessitate New Information Policing
[IMGCAP(1)] In addition, TIA will research and develop privacy-protection technologies to prevent abuses, defend against external threats, and ensure that information is used for lawful purposes.
Democrats’ 2003 Strategy: More Obstructionism
[IMGCAP(1)] And, at the same time, the Democrats’ leaders, Sen. Thomas Daschle (S.D.) and Rep.
Spectrum Management Is Needed
[IMGCAP(1)] Flexibility provides certainty.
Surveillance Program Tramples Rights
[IMGCAP(1)] While the conferees met to finalize the omnibus spending bill, the Defense Department and the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency announced the formation of two oversight boards
Time for Broadband Barriers to Go
[IMGCAP(1)] H.R. 340 is a step in the right direction, but it is only a small solution to a large problem that plagues broadband deployment.
A Look at Oregon
[IMGCAP(1)] The fallout has been swift and dramatic. New Democratic Gov.
Illinois Black Turnout Key
[IMGCAP(1)] On March 3, 2004, Illinois Democrats will not only pull the lever for their desired presidential candidate (even though the party’s nominee may already be decided by that point), but
The Man in the Middle
[IMGCAP(1)] McCAIN: I have Big Brother fears. I have Big Brother fears when I see that we intercept conversations of Iraqis talking to Iraqis.
Phase-in Idea May Be Key to Passing Medicare Drug Plan
[IMGCAP(1)] Under a plan beginning to be discussed by GOP Senators and their aides, present-day retirees could stay in traditional Medicare and receive a drug benefit, but younger workers would be