Coming Soon to a Campaign Near You: The Bush Surge
[IMGCAP(1)] But you know it’s coming, even if nobody knows exactly when, or how.
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Frost to Be Aided by Albright’s Diplomacy
As of late last month, Coburn estimated that he had raised about $400,000 since entering the race on March 1.
Changing News Habits Make Kerry Negatives
Fox/Opinion Dynamics (May 4-5) had his unfavorables higher than his favorables (39-40), and NBC/Wall Street Journal (May 1-3) had his positives and negatives even at 38-38.
House Fights Coming
As for Democrats’ prospects against Pearce or Wilson — both of whom have already raised more than $1 million — the outlook, while still uncertain at this early date, is less than optimistic, says
Web Political Ads: A New Form of Direct Mail, Not TV
[IMGCAP(1)] At least two Republican Senate candidates, Georgia hopeful Rep. Mac Collins and Florida candidate Bill McCollum, have also distributed spots on the Web.
Costly House Special in Final Lap
With eight days remaining before South Dakota’s June 1 House special election, attorney Stephanie Herseth (D) continues to outraise and outspend state Sen.
Oklahoma Republican Knows His ‘Horse Apples’
[IMGCAP(1)] He is a partner in the family owned and operated C. & S. Stables Inc., where he oversees most aspects of the farm.
Democrats Smell Kerry Victory — But It’s Too Soon
[IMGCAP(1)] Just the day before, the liberal Democracy Corps had released a new poll that it interpreted to mean that Bush is “not only endangered, but … more likely to lose than to win. … Public
Turner Turns Two
[IMGCAP(1)] Golden State Pickups. Rep.
What Vacation? Leaders to Stump, Raise Funds in Recess
Daschle is focusing first on the June 1 special election in his state for the seat vacated by Republican Bill Janklow, whose prison sentence for vehicular manslaughter ended last week.
Dissatisfaction With Bush, GOP Is Music to Hill Democrats’ Ears
[IMGCAP(1)] Speaking on background, Democratic consultants I contacted recently welcomed the new political environment — but they acknowledged that the party is not yet within hailing distance of
New Vegas Enrollment Figures Favor Gallagher
Although he must first defeat emergency room physician Miles Nelson — who is also on the air — in the June 1 Democratic primary, Romero went directly after Wilson in the ad, in which he addresses
On to the EPA
[IMGCAP(1)]Bob Meyers, who has worked for nearly a decade on energy and environment issues at the Energy and Commerce Committee, has accepted a position as EPA’s assistant administrator for air and
French Bliss
[IMGCAP(1)]Skipping straight to dessert, don’t miss the chichi frégi — warm pillows of fried dough flavored with orange blossom water.
Images of World War II
The photo exhibit will be open to the public through June 1 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the war.
D.C. Seeks $640M in Fed. Money
District officials are seeking an additional $1 million for the downtown circulator bus initiative, which aims to improve transportation flow in and around the National Mall and other areas.
Handicapping S.C.: Is Tenenbaum Ahead, or Fighting Uphill?
[IMGCAP(1)] Tenenbaum’s election as state commissioner of education demonstrates that she can attract votes.
Congress, Media Could Talk U.S. Into Iraq Defeat
[IMGCAP(1)]The media — unperturbed by mistakenly likening both the Afghan war and last year’s invasion of Iraq to Vietnam — focuses overwhelmingly on the bad news coming out of Iraq.
Daschle, Frist Wring Cash From S.D. Trip
Neither side is advertising currently as the airwaves are dominated by the upcoming June 1 special election for the state’s lone House seat between 2002 nominee Stephanie Herseth (D) and state Sen
In Bluegrass Stakes, Republican Favorite Wins
While the GOP has about 10,000 more registered voters, Hooley enters the general election phase with more than $1 million in the bank.