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Navy Museum Will Reopen on Weekends
April 1 to Labor Day). — Bree Hocking
All in Favor
[IMGCAP(1)] As of Friday, nearly all of the committee’s Republicans had signed a letter to Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) endorsing the Texan’s bid to succeed Rep.
GAO Expands Its Medicare Ad Probe
Pierce said National Media has been working with HHS for the past three years on the agency’s “1-800-MEDICARE” ad campaign, but as of press time Friday, he could not confirm that the contract for
A Little Bit Republican?
[IMGCAP(1)] As a result, a group of senior Republican power brokers has quietly launched an effort to prevent Breaux from landing a million-dollar job as head of the Motion Picture Association of
Several Centennial Staff Shifts
[IMGCAP(1)] Clarke, 55, currently serves as president of the California Democratic Council and is a former executive director of the California Clean Money Campaign.
Ethics Panel Picks Up Pace
The Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, as it is formally known, has not met with all 10 of its members since Oct. 1, according to several sources, and has not acted as a full body on any
Weston Attorney Wants Forced Medication Halted
[IMGCAP(1)] In earlier interviews, including one with a defense psychiatrist in 1999, Weston described a “ruby satellite system” located in the “great safe” of the Senate.
Will Kentucky Special Bring an Early Jolt of Bad News for GOP?
[IMGCAP(1)] This isn’t exactly what Republicans expected to happen when the seat became open, following Republican Ernie Fletcher’s election as governor in November.
Too Bad Bush’s Poor Polls Will Improve — He Deserves ’Em
[IMGCAP(1)] For the first time ever, the Gallup poll showed Bush’s approval rating at under 50 percent — 49, to be exact — an 11-point drop from early January.
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Fundraising Close for 7 Seats
Reports covering contributions and expenditures from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31 were due at the FEC on Jan. 31.
GOP 527 Off to a Slow Start
Corporations contributed just $225,000 to the leading Republican “shadow” fundraising committee in 2003 — 1 percent of what labor unions, environmentalists and liberal groups donated to a host of Democratic
For Democrats, End of the Primary Battle Is in Sight
[IMGCAP(1)] Kerry was running a pathetic third in New Hampshire shortly before the Iowa caucuses crowned him the Democratic frontrunner.
Digging Deep in Texas
Frost, a former head of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and one of the strongest fundraisers in the Caucus, brought in $511,000 from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, while Sessions raised $116,000
Centrist Lieberman Never Had a Chance — Too Bad for America
[IMGCAP(1)] The Democrats’ likely nominee, Sen.
Churchill and America
His extensive collection of personal papers included 1 million items and filled 2,500 boxes.
Pollsters Seek Views On Conservative, Liberal Monikers
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) on a 6-point scale, with 1 being the most conservative and 6 the most liberal.
Fundraising Key in Close House Races
Burns raised just less than $1 million for the year, while Barrow raised about half that.
SE Federal Center Developer Selected
LOC Explores Cape Verde, Mozambique The Library of Congress will host “Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique” from 1:30 to 5 p.m