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Democrats Lead By Miles in 2004 ‘Smear’ Campaign
[IMGCAP(1)]That’s not the way things are being reported, though. The media seem to be uncritically accepting the Democratic charge that any criticism of Sen.
Armageddon Coming?
[IMGCAP(1)]The group, which contends it is pursuing legal avenues to fund massive get-out-the-vote and voter-registration activities intended to help defeat President Bush, had asked the FEC for
A Rough Six Weeks Lead to the Times That Try Bush’s Soul
[IMGCAP(1)] With Americans increasingly worried about the economy, Bush’s re-election prospects look more and more uncertain.
‘A Singular Historic Day’: Members Recall ’54 Shooting
In a hushed voice — the House is still in session on a recent weekday afternoon — the Pennsylvania Democrat recalls the afternoon of March 1, 1954, when as a 16-year-old page he witnessed four Puerto
Money Bags
According to a Los Angeles Times profile of the candidate last week, Marin has made it a “staple” of her campaign stops to break out $1 bills and sign her big, looping autograph on the money that
Money Bags
According to a Los Angeles Times profile of the candidate last week, Marin has made it a “staple” of her campaign stops to break out $1 bills and sign her big, looping autograph on the money that
Bartlett’s Quotation?
[IMGCAP(1)] “An advocacy group should never have to establish a federally-regulated PAC to run issue ads,” Bartlett wrote.
Joint Committees Help Democrats Raise $1M
Attempting to wring every hard dollar from willing donors, Senate Democrats utilized joint fundraising agreements to raise nearly $1 million for both their top candidates and their endangered incumbents
Stupak’s Giant Leap
An insurance company’s computer, Stupak tells me, once refused to recognize his actual birthday, forcing him to choose Feb. 28 or March 1.
Daschle’s Five-Year, $9.5M Spending Spree
From Jan. 1, 1999, to Dec. 31, 2003, Daschle spent $4.6 million from his personal campaign account, the highest total of any of the 34 incumbents up for re-election in November.
Debate: Is Coburn Better for the GOP?
Coburn has told a supporter who started a Web site aimed at drafting the “citizen legislator” into the race that he will announce his decision on March 1 on the Web site, www.DraftCoburnForSenate.com
Bush’s Woes May Be Giving House Democrats Nightmares
[IMGCAP(1)] That’s right. I said that the thought of a Bush defeat probably gives Pelosi nightmares.
Get Your Scorecard Here
Oregon GOP Hire No. 1. Oregon state Sen. Jackie Winters (R), who is in a tough primary fight in the 5th Congressional district, has hired a Republican Party operative to help her.
It’s Arnold Versus ‘Armageddon’ in Calif. Tuesday
[IMGCAP(1)] “This is vat I am going to do to the budget,” he said, according to aides.
Austerity Hits House
“At times of fiscal restraint we have to show leadership,” said Kingston, who noted that Bush’s budget contained an increase of less than 1 percent for discretionary spending unrelated to defense
Thunder on the Right
Oller and Ose will both spend in excess of $1 million on the primary; Lungren has about half that much.
ILLINOIS: Senate Ads Flooding the State’s Airwaves
He recently transferred more than $1 million from his Congressional campaign account into a new account that he could use for a citywide race.
Disclosing Lobbying Revenues: An Imprecise Practice
Meanwhile, Cassidy & Associates tumbled from the No. 1 spot on the ranking after it reported a $600,000 slide in revenues to $28.3 million in 2003.
Republicans Line Up in Case McCrery Retires
PENNSYLVANIA Schwartz Has 2-1 Lead Over Torsella in Her Poll A new poll released by state Sen.