Senate May Not Be Done With Leg. Branch Totals
The spending bill, which by tradition does not include House operations funds — totaling about $1 million for fiscal 2005 — includes an increase of $8 million, less than 0.5 percent over the current
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Sweeney Selects New LD
[IMGCAP(1)] The new staff attorney is Gretchen DuBeau. Her responsibilities will include global warming issues with a special emphasis on fuel economy standards.
Kerry Transfers Surplus Money
Bush-Cheney officials have pledged to give $1 million to both the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the National Republican Congressional Committee.
Feelin’ Bad
[IMGCAP(1)] Actually, HOH believes, many people have forgotten what Cheney said.
Early Voting Necessary, but Toxic in Large Doses
[IMGCAP(1)] The trend toward early voting is nothing new; it has been going on for a decade. Early voting had a significant impact in the 2000 election in states like Tennessee.
Last Chance?
[IMGCAP(1)] Three Republican moderates — Sen.
Nip and Tucker in New Mexico
[IMGCAP(1)]Not that the San Juan County district attorney doesn’t dream of knocking off three-term Rep. Tom Udall (D) in November.
Federal Court Tosses Out FEC Regulations
“The purpose of Title 1 of BCRA is to divorce national political parties, as well as candidates for federal office and federal officeholders, from the nonfederal money business,” the court wrote.
Here’s What Bush, Kerry Will Need to Do in the Debates
[IMGCAP(1)]Incumbents want to control the format, dates, moderators, length and number of debates. Challengers look for opportunities to score and to come across as worthy opponents.
Poll Shows Ken Salazar With Double-Digit Lead in Colorado
Nethercutt’s campaign noted that the polls come at a time when Murray has outspent Nethercutt $2.7 million to $624,000 between July 1 and Aug. 25 — but Murray also out-raised him during that period
Catwalk
[IMGCAP(1)] Bob Stevenson, the typically modest spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), will be one of more than a dozen staffers strutting his stuff down the catwalk.
Judge Upends FEC Guidelines
“The purpose of Title 1 of BCRA is to divorce national political parties, as well as candidates for federal office and federal officeholders, from the nonfederal money business,” the court wrote
Unlucky Roll of the Dice
The firm still raked in $7 million in lobbying revenues from Jan. 1 to June 30 of this year and expects to retain a base of about $5 million in revenue in the second half of this year — enough to
Weiner Hit With Fine
[IMGCAP(1)] In the 1998 contest, Weiner received $30,000 from his parents, then turned around and loaned $28,000 to his re-election campaign.
Philip Morris Moving Left?
[IMGCAP(1)] But is Altria now shifting its contributions to Democrats?
Term Limits Loom for Office of Compliance Appointees
Three of the five directors, including the chairwoman, will see their terms expire Oct. 1 without a statutory change.
Campaigns Look to Staff to Fill Coffers
The fundraiser, known as “40 Days, 12 Seats, 1 New Majority,” has a stated goal of $100,000, according to DCCC Communications Director Greg Speed.
Kerry Needs Clarity on Iraq, Then Focus on Economy, Health
[IMGCAP(1)] Arguably, Democrat John Kerry’s conduct in Vietnam and as an anti-war leader afterward are relevant to the 2004 presidential campaign because Kerry has made them so.
What’s In Play: The Senate’s Top Dozen Takeover Opportunities
[IMGCAP(1)] Illinois (Sen. Peter Fitzgerald, Republican, open seat): Who in their right mind thought that Alan Keyes (R) would be an asset to the GOP ticket in Illinois?
Busted
[IMGCAP(1)] The intern lasted all of two-and-a-half hours on her first day at work in English’s office last Thursday.