Beleaguered Ryan in D.C. Today for Fundraiser
National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman George Allen (Va.) will be the special guest at a fundraising event, scheduled from noon to 1:30 p.m., at Charlie Palmer Steak on Capitol Hill.
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DeMint Roars Out of Palmetto State’s GOP Senate Runoff
“He brought up a lot of old controversies from Beasley’s past,” said Carrick, adding that DeMint outspent Beasley at a 3-1 clip in the two-week runoff.
Veep Watch: Am I at the Edge of My Seat? Hardly
[IMGCAP(1)] Kerry has also asked friends about retired Gen. Wesley Clark, former House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt (Mo.), even about former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin.
Clinton Book Gives Kerry Minimal Help
[IMGCAP(1)] In interviews he’s conducted to sell the book, Clinton has characterized Bush’s Iraq policy as “ideological,” but hasn’t pressed home Kerry’s point that Bush has isolated America from
Matheson is Confident; NRCC Vows to Make Up the Margin
Matheson is sitting on almost $1 million while Swallow had to spend $523,000 to win his primary.
20 Targeted in Marriage Battle
The gay and lesbian GOP advocacy group Log Cabin Republicans has been running a $1 million targeted advertising campaign urging the constitutional amendment’s defeat, but leaders are rethinking
White House Session
[IMGCAP(1)] The bicameral, bipartisan session at the White House comes in advance of House consideration of a resolution on the transfer of power in Iraq.
Bush ’04 Squeezes GOP 527s
In a major shift in fundraising strategy, President Bush’s finance team has begun asking wealthy Republicans to cut checks as large as $1 million to GOP state parties in key election battlegrounds rather
Santorum Loses Chief of Staff, Promotes Two
[IMGCAP(1)] Golden State Changes. Rep. Christopher Cox (R-Calif.) has had a number of recent staff changes both at home and in Washington.
Folklife Festival Starts Today
About 1 million people are expected to attend the celebration, regarded by organizers as the largest annual cultural event in the city.
Breaking Through Sherwood’s Forest?
Miller said his No. 1 priority would be to develop “short-term and, especially, innovative long-term initiatives that will create good jobs and give young people of the district the opportunity to
Frost Now Faces Funding Probe
Deuell’s complaint centers on a financial report by the Lone Star Fund that documents the committee’s contributions and expenditures from July 1, 2000, to Sept. 30, 2000.
Andrews on the Front Lines of Peace Movement
[IMGCAP(1)] For starters, he says, there are few signs that 2000 Green Party presidential candidate Ralph Nader will reprise his role as a spoiler, as he is widely believed to have been in the presidential
Now Who’s Horsing Around?
[IMGCAP(1)] Montana Democratic Party Chairman Bob Ream sent a Freedom of Information Act request to the State Department Tuesday asking for all documents, e-mails and other communications about the
Broadcasters Need to Do More to Give Candidates Air Time
[IMGCAP(1)] The letter urges NAB President Eddie Fritts, Disney President Robert Iger, NBC Chairman Bob Wright, CBS head (now vice chairman of Viacom) Leslie Moonves, and Fox chief Peter Chernin
Thune Wants Daschle to OK Spending Cap
Daschle is unlikely to accept the agreement as he has already spent $6.5 million on his campaign efforts from Jan. 1, 2003, through March 31, 2004.
Think of the Children
[IMGCAP(1)] The new report by one of the country’s largest producers of public service campaigns offers communications strategies, resources and advice to assist advocates in developing communications
Reagan, Regan: This Regan Happy for Any Link
[IMGCAP(1)] “To share their reputation at any level, I’m proud to carry forward their name,” he says. “With or without the vowel.” But the name is mere happy coincidence.
Clinton Memoir Will Remind Voters What They Want in a Leader
[IMGCAP(1)] I have no doubt that Americans will rush to devour all 957 pages of Clinton’s tome in an effort to learn more about what makes perhaps our most fascinating president tick.
DSCC Outraised NRSC in May, But Lags in Cash
The June 1 special election in South Dakota, won by Democrat Stephanie Herseth, cost the party an estimated $2.5 million last month. The committee also showed $120,000 in debts and obligations.