Aide to Clarke Settled Conflict Case
The company offered Cressey a job on July 23, and on July 24 Cressey was given a recusal memorandum, “which he executed immediately,” before accepting the company’s employment offer on Aug. 1, 2002
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McKinney’s New Controversy
Majette will face millionaire technology entrepreneur Cliff Oxford, who pumped more than $1 million of his own money into the race, in the Aug. 10 runoff.
McKinney’s New Controversy
Majette will face millionaire technology entrepreneur Cliff Oxford, who pumped more than $1 million of his own money into the race, in the Aug. 10 runoff.
King Does His Best to One-Up Meehan
King possesses a lethal combination that has yet to make it to the 5th Congressional district of Massachusetts: 1. Endorsing successful presidential candidates (Reagan 1980 — not Kennedy!); 2.
The Voters’ Verdict: Campaign 2004 Is Dreadfully Dull
[IMGCAP(1)] A Pew Research Center poll conducted June 3-13 found that 57 percent of respondents called the campaign “dull,” while 33 percent described in as “interesting.”
Interim Communications Director for Ross
[IMGCAP(1)] A Charlotte, N.C., native, Snepp graduated from Appalachian State University in 1983 with a bachelor’s degree in speech.
From Movie Buff to Movie Star
[IMGCAP(1)] That’s what a few seconds of fame in Michael Moore’s controversial “Fahrenheit 9/11” has gotten him.
Outside Group Asks Voters to ‘Fire’ Daschle
All told, the group has raised $115,000 since July 1, 2003. Paul Kane contributed to this report.
GOP Senators Pan Glickman Hire
Before Glickman was hired July 1, MPAA officials called Hatch to ask if he could weigh in on the two finalists: Glickman and former Pentagon spokeswoman Victoria Clarke, a Republican.
Kansas City Airwaves Crowded With Two House Primaries
Kobach raised just $61,000 from April 1 to June 30, ending that period with $170,000 in the bank.
Defining Quorums Down: A Bad Idea That’s Ripe for Abuse
[IMGCAP(1)] For opponents of any provision to allow emergency interim appointments to the House in the event of a catastrophe, the issue of incapacitation has always been the elephant in the room
Sykes Could Spell Trouble for Knowles in November
[IMGCAP(1)] To be sure, there are 11 other candidates of varying degrees of competitiveness seeking the seat, but establishment candidates Murkowski and Knowles are the ones with whom Sykes has a
Both Parties Boast of House Fundraising
But several targeted Republican incumbents have surpassed the $1 million figure in cash on hand, suggesting that Democrats still face an uphill struggle in their quest to pick up the 11 seats they need
Frist’s Leadership PAC Becomes a Deep-Pocketed Player
Other top leadership PACs won’t be reporting until today, but few expect any other PAC to report having even $1 million on hand.
Nine Senators Have Banked $5M
The reports, which cover contributions and expenditures from April 1 to June 30, represent the high-water mark of fundraising for the cycle as from this point forward most of the Senators will be
Democrats Set to Assail Do-Nothing GOP Congress
[IMGCAP(1)] With just 23 legislative days left until Congress’ targeted Oct. 1 adjournment, Democrats feel they are in better shape than ever to make the case that Republicans have handed them a
Novak Stirs the Pot — Again
[IMGCAP(1)] Novak wrote that Republicans have been on “a catastrophic course” with Frist as their leader, citing “multiple parliamentary” blunders.
Professor Predicts He’ll Upset 11-Term Incumbent
[IMGCAP(1)] It features Owens, the beleaguered 11-term incumbent, and two New York City councilwomen from prominent Brooklyn political families, Tracy Boyland and Yvette Clarke.
Kerry-Edwards Ticket Dusts Off Gore’s Class-Warfare Theme
[IMGCAP(1)] The “Which home address did you want?” class or the “What’s Wal-Mart?” class?
New 527 Targets Coors
Fiske maintained that fundraising remains steady and that the campaign will meet its $1 million goal. Watson said the latest reports “prove that [Schaffer] can’t raise any money.”