Reynolds Battles Expectations
In the June 1 South Dakota special election, Rep.
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Live! Series Kicks Off
Beginning today and lasting until Sept. 3, audiences can view the free shows from noon to 1:30 p.m. weekdays.
Gun Groups: McMorris on Target In Wash. House Race
The poll of 606 likely voters was conducted April 28-May 1. It had a 4 percent margin of error.
Foyle’s a Real Player on Campaign Finance
[IMGCAP(1)] Foyle is helping students organize and dispel the perception that they are part of an apathetic generation. His rallying cry is campaign finance reform.
Crashing the Parties in Colo.
Coors began that television campaign on June 1 with a biography spot in which he describes himself as “Colorado businessman, a jobs creator.”
Papa Don’t Preach
[IMGCAP(1)] “Come take a ‘Holiday’ with Rep. Lee Terry and Madonna,” reads the invitation.
How ‘Red’ Is Alaska?
Shea, an attorney in private practice, only entered the race June 1 but presumably will not be able to match Murkowski in the fundraising department either.
GOP’s Approach to Continuity: Not Just Unfortunate. Stupid.
[IMGCAP(1)] The day the House voted on the constitutional amendment, sponsored by Rep.
Defense, Energy Set Aside for Reagan Tributes
[IMGCAP(1)] It’s no big scheduling loss for the House, where Republicans had only planned to bring up energy legislation they already passed last year.
By Angering Liberals, Reagan Helped Restore Their Fire
[IMGCAP(1)] When I heard the question, I wanted to disappear from the stage.
Moran’s Last Stand
Moran has raised and spent more than $1 million.
Abramoff Closes School
[IMGCAP(1)]The final bell rang at the Eshkol Academy as Abramoff faces a Senate investigation into the high fees that he charged several Native American clients.
Long-Time Staffer Bids Hill Adieu
[IMGCAP(1)] Two for Wu. Rep. David Wu (D-Ore.) recently picked up a new director of communications and a legislative correspondent in his Capitol Hill office.
President Has Firm Vision for Space
We all remember when on Feb. 1, 2003, the Space Shuttle Columbia and her crew were lost during re-entry.
Flower Thieves Flourish On Hill
John Hedgecock, a five-year veteran of Ward 1, has seen the expected upsurge of flower theft complaints.
Calm After the Storm
The combined firm — which will be announced today — will officially begin July 1. It will feature a dozen lobbyists, more than 60 clients and about $8 million in business.
The Electoral Map Keeps A Changin’ … But Not That Much
[IMGCAP(1)]But I was more than a little taken aback when Kerry campaign manger Mary Beth Cahill was quoted in The Washington Post as saying “Virginia is prime territory for John Kerry.”
Media Bias Keeps ‘Good’ Iraq News From U.S. Public
[IMGCAP(1)]A pretty remarkable statement, is it not, in a country where — to listen to the U.S. media — everybody hates us?
Parties Mull Special’s Lessons for Daschle, Thune
A look at the raw numbers coming out of the June 1 special election offered some good news for both camps.