Most Americans Want Economic Stimulus Policies
[IMGCAP(1)] In the mid-December Harris Interactive, Time and CNN poll, just 44 percent said President Bush was doing a good job handling the economy, a rating that has been slipping for the past
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Space Crunch Lands Staffers in Trailers, Hallways
[IMGCAP(1)] But according to a senior GOP leadership aide, Pelosi also asked for 800 square feet more than Gephardt had.
Margins Pose Big Challenges For Frist, Daschle
[IMGCAP(1)] Start with the Senate. Of course, a two-seat shift there makes for thunderous change.
Daschle’s Reversal on Bid Stuns Aides, Colleagues
[IMGCAP(1)] Planning was already well under way for how Daschle would campaign for the White House and remain Minority Leader, a position he expected to hold for some undetermined period of time
New Congress’ First Order of Business: Finishing the 107th’s Appropriations Work
The current fiscal year began Oct. 1, 2002, and the government has been operating under short-term measures ever since.
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Campaign Spending Dropped 25 Percent
At the same time, all House candidates raised $539.5 million, a mere 1 percent increase from the 2000 campaign cycle.
In With the New
The discussion will consist of a morning session from 11 a.m. to noon, which will feature prominent political journalists such as Eleanor Clift and Clarence Page and an afternoon session from noon to 1
Unguided Missile
[IMGCAP(1)] “As long as they don’t stick me on Foreign Affairs, because if they do, I’m going after the French,” Janklow said cryptically last month during a speech to the Rapid City Chamber
CBC Awaits Its Rewards
[IMGCAP(1)] Fattah stressed, however, that while disappointed over Jefferson, CBC members are relishing the fact that the Caucus elected Rep. James Clyburn (S.C.) as vice chairman.
In the Starting Gate, Gephardt and Kerry Are the Early Favorites
[IMGCAP(1)] Without Gore in the race, Democrats don’t have a true frontrunner. But that doesn’t mean all the Democrats start out with the same chance. Connecticut Sen.
Frist Puts His Team in Place
[IMGCAP(1)] “The challenges of 2003 are large but manageable,” said Bainwol. “We are working hard to quickly assemble a team of top-flight senior staff to help the new leader.
Korean Crisis Is Major Test for All 2004 Candidates
[IMGCAP(1)] Korea is a test, too, for President Bush, whose re-election — and the nation’s place in the world — rides on his ability to maneuver through simultaneous challenges in Iraq, Korea, Afghanistan
A Reluctant Warrior, Matsui Takes Helm at DCCC
[IMGCAP(1)] Matsui expressed little concern about his ability to transition from the policy front to the political one.
Senator Murkowski the Second
[IMGCAP(1)] Even some Alaska Democrats have praised the selection.
Boehner Tells His Side of the Tape Case
[IMGCAP(1)] “In my view, here’s the ranking member of the ethics committee, sitting in judgement of one of the biggest cases of the century knowing that he had received an illegally recorded tape
House to Maintain Ratios at Status Quo
[IMGCAP(1)] Since Rep. Connie Morella (Md.) lost and Rep. Ben Gilman (N.Y.) retired, Shays is now the most senior lawmaker on Government Reform.