GEORGIA: Haines Uses ‘L’ Word in Blog Ad for 12th District
Miles, an emergency room physician, is squaring off in the June 1 Democratic primary against state Senate President Pro Tem Richard Romero, the frontrunner, and retired DEA Agent Eli Chavez.
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DSCC Bullish Despite Money
Ben Nighthorse Campbell’s (R) March 1 retirement announcement, Republicans were unable to lure either Gov. Bill Owens or 7th district Rep. Bob Beauprez into the race.
Appeals Court Hands Compliance Office Victory
Ben Nighthorse Campbell’s (R) Colorado office (see story, p.1). Bastien took her case to district court two years ago, alleging that she was terminated because of her age.
Bush Lite: What’s With the President’s Re-election Campaign?
[IMGCAP(1)] Democratic Party lore holds that the Republicans fight dirtier than they do.
Mandatory Insurance Could Solve Health Crisis, Aid Politicians
[IMGCAP(1)]For that matter, it’s an idea that Democrats could also support.
House GOP Treads Unfamiliar Path
But when Budget Chairman Jim Nussle (R-Iowa) tried to move forward with a plan that shaved half of 1 percent off Bush’s defense request, he faced revolt from yet another faction — Armed Services
Omarosa for Congress?
Joseph Biden (D-Del.) to broker the landmark 1999 legislation that committed a U.S. payment of nearly $1 billion in arrears to the United Nations in exchange for institutional reforms.
NRCC Has Highest Refund Rate
On March 31 and April 1, the NRCC will host another Washington event for members of its Business Advisory Council — a “Congressional Tax Summit and Businessman of the Year Award Ceremony” in Washington
Roll Call Casualty List
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Disaster Planning
[IMGCAP(1)] If so, the Office of Security and Emergency Preparedness is conducting a lecture Friday for Senate and Architect of the Capitol employees interested in learning “how to prepare your family
In White House Race, Kerry’s $75M Won’t Equal Bush’s $75M
[IMGCAP(1)] Although the presidential nominee of each major party receives $74.6 million in public funds for the general election, the Kerry campaign will actually already be at a financial disadvantage
Hunter, Leaders Strike Budget Deal
The crux of the dispute has been Nussle’s determination to shave half of 1 percent — about $2 billion — off Bush’s defense spending request.
Shays Initiates CAA Expansion
Although the measure achieved the same bipartisan support in the Senate as it did in the House (passing 98-1 in that chamber), the law has recently come under attack from one of the Senate’s own
Could Gibson’s ‘Passion’ Have Political Fallout?
[IMGCAP(1)] Gibson’s graphically violent depiction of Christ’s arrest, torture and crucifixion has received largely hostile reviews but is a popular hit — an inspiration to many devout Christians
Lobbyists Help Stevens Charity
In December, the Los Angeles Times reported about the rapidly increasing personal wealth of the Appropriations chairman, noting that one $50,000 investment is now worth more than $1 million, and
Maine GOP Looks to Avoid Primary in 2nd
Third-party candidates other than the Green Party are not required to file until June 1.
Absentees Expected to Preserve Lungren Lead
As of Jan. 1, Schwartz had raised $961,000 for the race, while Torsella had raised $704,000. — Lauren W.
Tauzin Surgery
[IMGCAP(1)] The surgery, which will take place next Wednesday at Johns Hopkins University Hospital, is expected to sideline Tauzin for a month.
Ethics Blather
Curt Weldon’s (R-Pa.) efforts to help Serbian and Russian businessmen and their awarding up to $1 million in contracts to Weldon’s daughter’s lobbying firm.
International Opinion Remains Split Over War’s Justification
[IMGCAP(1)] A mid-February Ipsos Public Affairs poll reminded people in eight countries that “the United States and Great Britain now say there appears to be little or no evidence that former Iraqi