GOP Plans Week-Long Offensive About Defense
[IMGCAP(1)] Of course, with the beheadings of two American hostages, seemingly daily car bombings in Baghdad, and other terrorist activity in the Middle East, Democrats aren’t having a hard
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Powerful Trio Backs Boustany
He raised $341,000 from Jan. 1 to March 31, only $4,250 of which came from political action committees. He reported $330,000 on hand. “Dr.
Back-to-Back GOP Bashing
[IMGCAP(1)] Clinton-family pal Harry Thomason is holding a private sneak preview tonight at Indie filmhouse Visions Cinema of his film “The Hunting of the President,” a no-holds-barred attack on
Barton Denies Favoring Westar
DeLay, however, had more than $1 million in cash in his re-election campaign fund and will likely use that to cover any legal bills.
Memorial Facelift
[IMGCAP(1)] Terry Carlton, the park service’s national capital regional director, also wrote that $100,000 is available this year for upgrading the memorial.
DeMint Takes in $850K in Days Before S.C. Runoff
-based Club for Growth, a narrator notes that Sanford and DeMint have both been rated No. 1 in reducing wasteful spending while in Congress and that both have abided by their term-limits pledges.
In Just a Week, Stu Finds Five Candidates He Actually Likes
Candidate No. 1 is Jim Sullivan, a Democrat running for Congress against Rep. Rob Simmons (R) in Connecticut’s 2nd district.
Who’s Watching the Watchdog?
[IMGCAP(1)] But the groups have gone comparatively easy on Democrats — and a recent look through campaign-finance figures shows that officials of five leading money-in-politics watchdogs have given
Bush Must Divulge Facts to Fight Back on Iraq-Al Qaeda Tie
[IMGCAP(1)] Specifically, the administration should declassify all the intelligence it can about contacts between al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein, and it must cooperate with Congressional investigations
Seersucker Envy
[IMGCAP(1)] This year, Seersucker Thursday will be held this week. It was supposed to be held last week, Lott said, but “the ladies of the Senate requested a delay.”
Kingston Moves to Cut Joint Economic Panel
Of those funds, $1 million would have been required to construct stables for the department’s horses.
Consultant’s Career: From Shrum to Thomas Jefferson
Mulvey says he “burned the midnight oil” to write the play, often working from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. only to come into work exhausted the next day.
It’s Time for Kerry to Step Up to the Plate on Iraq
[IMGCAP(1)] Before some readers burst a blood vessel, let me make clear that I am not suggesting “terrorists favor Kerry,” or that Kerry is “soft on terrorism.”
Insurers’ Dinner Backfires
The latest fundraising figures, covering the six weeks beginning April 1, show that Thune raised nearly $68,000 from corporations compared with $55,000 for Daschle.
Pa.’s Gerlach Barely Known, Opponent’s Poll Reveals
If either Dick Bosa or Katherine Houston had changed their affiliation before June 1, they could have remained on the ballot, the secretary ruled.
Skunk at the Garden Party?
First, Clymer, who has been the Constitution Party’s nominee for lieutenant governor twice and for state attorney general once, must collect 26,000 signatures of registered voters by Aug. 1 in order
50 Years After Brown, Black Schools Still Lag. Can We Change That?
[IMGCAP(1)] Republicans and Democrats did agree to pass President Bush’s No Child Left Behind Act in 2001, which calls for a combination of state standards-setting, testing, accountability and added
Trading Spaces
Chris Cannon (R-Utah), [IMGCAP(1)] and Allison Howell, staff assistant for Sen.
Uncle Sam Needs You!
[IMGCAP(1)] Last week, Soaries addressed a corporate volunteer luncheon in Kansas City, Mo., where he appealed to business leaders to help such efforts by allowing their employees a day off from
The Wealthy Have a Bigger Role in Politics. They Don’t Need to.
[IMGCAP(1)] Well, the APSA has just spoken again, with a report from a task force of eminents called “American Democracy in an Age of Rising Inequality.”