Bush, Kerry Are Tied, And Neither One Has Closed the Deal Yet
[IMGCAP(1)] That’s the evidence emerging from daily tracks by the Rasmussen poll.
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R-rated Kelly
[IMGCAP(1)] After several sources told HOH that R. Kelly was scheduled to perform, a CBC spokeswoman said, “He is not going to be able to make it, which makes this a moot issue.”
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Scully’s Salary
[IMGCAP(1)] GAO wrote to Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) that Scully broke the law when he threatened to fire Rick Foster in June 2003 if he provided Democrats those estimates.
Congress, the President Will Find Easy Answers Won’t Cut It on 527s
[IMGCAP(1)] Wrong, wrong and wrong.
New NRSC Ad Attacks Daschle Stance on Taxes
She had raised $188,000 since July 1 and $752,000 total, including $200,000 from her own pocket.
Nixon Fundraiser
[IMGCAP(1)] HOH certainly wouldn’t have. But next Monday, Rep. Walter Jones Jr. (R-N.C.) will hold a fundraiser with Ed Nixon, a former geologist, as the special host.
Election Determines if Chairman Can Ad-Vance
[IMGCAP(1)] But they also may affect the political future of Washington state Republican Party Chairman Chris Vance.
Kerry Must Go With His Gut if He’s Going to Come Out on Top
[IMGCAP(1)] It’s time Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) listens to his gut and asks the American people if they are ready for change. I believe they are prepared for a fresh start.
A Presidential Election About What It’s About
[IMGCAP(1)] Historically, the two parties fight each election over a handful of issues (usually concerns such as unemployment, education, the federal deficit, education, taxes or health care) that
Evans, a Crooner and Actor, Wants to Play Politician Next
[IMGCAP(1)] Evans, who splits his time between homes in Vegas and Maui, said he decided to enter the race in February after meeting a toothless 14-year-old on the streets of Wailea in Maui.
Abramoff Tied to Rival Tribes
National Journal reported in June that the Louisiana Coushattas and another Indian tribe that Abramoff represented, the Mississippi Choctaws, each made $1 million contributions to the Capital Athletic
Convention, Kerry Help Bush Open Wider ‘Stature Gap’
[IMGCAP(1)] Bush and other key speakers at the Republican convention last week cast the election in historic, even epic, terms.
Hoyer: West Can Be Won
“You have an opportunity to make 1/12th of the difference,” Hoyer told a modest crowd of about two dozen labor union members at the local International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in Phoenix
A New CIA Director: The First 9/11 Reform
As an invaluable oversight tool, the Goss hearings create an opportunity and a responsibility for Congress to determine whether: 1. Goss’ record, skills and abilities qualify him for the job.
Turf Battles Muddle Intelligence Reform Agenda
[IMGCAP(1)] House and Senate leaders have had what sources characterize as only a “few, brief conversations” about coordinating their efforts to smooth the route to the president’s desk.
Hello, Dan; Good-Bye, Jack
[IMGCAP(1)] Glickman, as one industry source put it, isn’t the problem; he’s a “good, decent, solid guy.”
Arizona Incumbents Targeted
Murphy, who owns five radio stations in the district, began his campaign in March with a pledge to spend up to $1 million of his own money to unseat Franks.
Electoral-System Anxiety Bubbles Up in Initiatives
One creative, if quirky, idea being floated in Arizona would award $1 million in unclaimed lottery winnings per election cycle to a randomly selected voter, as a way of boosting voter turnout.
Out of Place at Home, Monroe’s Loving NYC
Plus, Norton is a seven-term Democrat in a city where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans almost 10 to 1.