A Look at Illinois
[IMGCAP(1)] Last cycle, when the state lost one House district due to reapportionment, Reps.
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While GOP Assails Clarke, America Still Waits for a Real Debate
[IMGCAP(1)] Condoleezza Rice, one of the smartest and most politically savvy women in the country, says she can’t testify before the 9/11 commission because of principle.
While GOP Assails Clarke, America Still Waits for a Real Debate
[IMGCAP(1)] Condoleezza Rice, one of the smartest and most politically savvy women in the country, says she can’t testify before the 9/11 commission because of principle.
Majette Shaking Up Ga. Politics
It is unclear whether Majette’s announcement will impact his ultimate decision, which is expected to come after April 1.
Republican Family Feud in Alaska
Palin said she won’t make her final decision until the June 1 filing deadline. Former state Sen.
The Writers Behind the Writers
According to the most recently available financial disclosure reports, Salter has earned more than $1 million from the literary collaboration since 1998.
Paying Attention to the Parks
[IMGCAP(1)] “Right now, Mr. Souder is very keen to ensure that our parks receive adequate funding.
Abortion Politics Hurt Important Legislation
Thankfully, the American public has no such qualms about recognizing violent crimes against the unborn: a June 1, 2003, Newsweek/Princeton Survey Research Associates poll shows that 84 percent of
OSC Settles Hatch Act Case in Va.
Because he had already resigned his federal post on Oct. 1, 2003, Hollis avoided any further sanctions from the agency. He had quietly dropped out of the Congressional race that fall.
Mixing It Up in the Nutmeg State
[IMGCAP(1)] DeWine Picks DeStaff. Sen. Mike DeWine (R-Ohio) announced six staffing changes in his D.C. and Ohio offices last week.
Bush Makes Voice Heard
Bush lost the combined 63 electoral votes in Michigan, Illinois and Pennsylvania by a total of just 1 million votes.
Outside of Texas, Vulnerable House Members Hard to Find
[IMGCAP(1)] Obviously, voters’ dissatisfaction with the direction of the nation could eventually weaken incumbents, and a late-breaking “wave” is always possible.
Oink, Oink
[IMGCAP(1)] The U.S. pork industry has recently stepped up its lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill to help tear down international trade barriers, particularly in Latin America, according to the National
To Voters, Bush’s Post-9/11 Record Trumps Pre-9/11
[IMGCAP(1)] It was clear even before the Sept. 11, 2001, investigating commission began its work that President Bush did not give terrorism sufficient priority prior to al Qaeda’s attack on the Twin
Marriage Amendment Necessary
This is a position supported by the American people by 2-to-1.
Appropriators Weigh Options
Stevens said he was not worried about pushing an Iraq supplemental spending bill this year, as long as the Defense appropriations bill is enacted by Oct. 1.
Remembering Nadel
[IMGCAP(1)] Nadel, a 10-year veteran of the panel, held a bachelor’s in psychology from Ithaca College, a master’s in special education from Columbia University Teacher’s College, a law degree from
Police Merger Delayed by Inaction
Capitol Police officials are scheduled to appear before the panel April 1.
Democrats Flirting With Disaster in Louisiana — Again
[IMGCAP(1)] Every state in the nation has sent at least one Republican to the Senate since the direct election of Senators was instituted by the 17th Amendment in 1913 — with the sole exception of
Festival Ready to Blossom
Diana Mayhew, executive director of the National Cherry Blossom Festival, said about 1 million people are expected to attend the festival.