Simpson Staff Shift
With eight [IMGCAP(1)] staff changes in the past two months, Rep. Richard Pombo (R-Calif.) has overhauled his office for the new year.
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Clerk Takes Control of Janklow’s Office
A special election will be held in South Dakota on June 1.
Polls Find Different Opinions on Coverage of Iraq Casualties
[IMGCAP(1)] In December polling, 62 percent told CBS News and New York Times interviewers that the public should be allowed to see pictures of the military honor guard receiving caskets of soldiers
Memo to Judiciary: Don’t Rush Flawed Continuity Measure
[IMGCAP(1)] For example, let’s look at H.R. 2844, the continuity of government measure scheduled for markup today in the House Judiciary Committee.
Groups Vie for Naval Hospital
Congress for the Hill Center, though she declined to elaborate on the precise sources of that funding, saying only that $1.5 million is included in the omnibus spending bill pending in the Senate and about $1
Jindal Is On the Move; House Bid Looks Likely
Hamel will take a leave of absence from his job starting March 1 to run. He has one successful run for a school board seat in New Hampshire under his belt.
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Reliant Loses Power
[IMGCAP(1)] The move, which comes as the Bush administration and Congressional Republicans power up to make a final push on energy legislation this month, has angered some of the company’s allies
The Future Belongs to Who? Bush Has Lead Among Young
[IMGCAP(1)] “It’s called the theory of political socialization,” one Bush campaign official told me. “Who are the most Democratic people in America? It’s the over-65 age group. Why?
Will Early Races Set Nov. Trends?
Herseth and Chandler will carry the Democratic mantle in special House elections for South Dakota’s at-large seat (June 1) and Kentucky’s 6th district (Feb. 17), respectively, and victories by both
Work to Do
Congress has failed to pass (count ’em) seven of the 13 fiscal 2004 appropriations bills — this is for a fiscal year that started Oct. 1.
Democratic Hopefuls’ Sniping Souring Their Images With Voters
[IMGCAP(1)] In contrast, the president will report to the nation as a strong wartime leader, as the economy comes roaring back creating jobs, as his education centerpiece, No Child Left Behind, remains
After ‘Shotgun Marriage’ Will New Blood Help DSCC Turn Around?
[IMGCAP(1)] This isn’t the first time in recent memory that a DSCC executive director has run afoul of his chairman and opted for a graceful exit.
After Losing, You Can Go Home Again
“It felt like it was all I did,” said Kerrey, who estimated he had $1 million in debt to pay off.
House and Senate Races Lack Passion Of White House Election; GOP Favored
Two special elections are on the docket: Kentucky’s 6th district (Feb. 17) and South Dakota’s at-large seat (June 1).
Get Ready: It Could Be an Ugly Year For the House, Senate
[IMGCAP(1)]It is not clear which will offer more revolting entertainment or stomach-churning moments. Of course, we can always turn to WWE from time to time to cleanse the palate.
Kondracke: Greenberg Book Shows Democrats Way to Win — in 2008
[IMGCAP(1)] Greenberg, who polled for Bill Clinton in 1992 and Al Gore in 2000, thinks Democrats should revive the broad appeal of John F.
Members Often See Their Political Stock Rise and Fall With White House Endorsements
[IMGCAP(1)] To be sure, fearing the wrath of another powerful lawmaker who happens to be running for president is not unusual. Simpson recalled how former Sen.
Rothenberg: The Charge of the Clark Brigade
[IMGCAP(1)] If Clark were a house, people would say he has “curb appeal.” After stumbling in his first days as a candidate, he has improved recently.
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