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[IMGCAP(1)] “Members and staff may not seek reimbursement from the Members’ Representational Allowance for any expense related to these retreats, including travel to and from these events,” House
CALIFORNIA: Costa’s Poll Shows Him With Significant Lead
Tony Knowles (D) shows no sign of letting up on the money chase despite having topped the $1 million mark in about six months.
Deutsch Welcomes New and Not-So-New Staff
[IMGCAP(1)] Nevada Rep. Ends ’03 With Hires and Promotion. Late last year, Rep.
In Early States, Ads Create More Hype Than Actual Impact
[IMGCAP(1)] Massachusetts Sen.
Bush, Campaign Team Operate as if 2004 Will Be Close Race
[IMGCAP(1)]Bush is basking in boffo poll numbers, economic statistics and fundraising results, but he’s again playing the “compassionate conservative” to appeal to moderates and Latinos.
Oklahoma Plot Thickens
Carson, who is not expected to face a competitive primary, is expected to report $1 million in the bank as of Dec. 31, after transferring $342,000 from his House account.
Rothenberg: Iowa Caucuses Have Their Own Arithmetic
[IMGCAP(1)] For example, while Iowa’s Jan. 19 caucuses select delegates to county conventions based on the number of Democratic votes during the most recent presidential and gubernatorial general
Kondracke: ‘Bush Hatred’ Will Hurt Democrats More Than Its Target
[IMGCAP(1)] It’s the mirror image of the hatred Republicans bore toward Democratic President Bill Clinton, whom they impeached.
Thune Will Challenge Daschle in November
Bill Janklow (R) — scheduled for June 1 — or to move up his Senate decision, Thune has kept to a timeline he set for himself just after his narrow 524-vote loss to Sen. Tim Johnson (D) in 2002.
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Library of Congress Requests Sept. 11 Stories
Participating individuals are asked to answer three questions: 1. Where were you on Sept. 11, 2001, when you heard the news? 2. What is your strongest memory of that day? 3.
Maryland Republicans Get New Spinner
[IMGCAP(1)] New Blood in Beaver State Office. Jill Wyman spent the end of last year getting settled into her new role as scheduler and office manager in Rep. Greg Walden’s (R-Ore.) office.
Air Wars Begin in Kentucky Race
Both parties must contend with another competitive special election in South Dakota’s at-large House seat slated for June 1.
GOP’s Next Generation
In less than two years of existence, the group’s Web site, www.generationgop.com, has received more than 1 million hits.
In 2004, Electability Once Again a Mirage For Most Democrats
[IMGCAP(1)] “What’s striking, and out of the ordinary, is the degree to which ‘electability’ itself has bubbled up as a voter issue in the 2004 primaries,” wrote Ruth Marcus in a Dec. 14, 2003, Washington
SOUTH DAKOTA: GOP House Contest Is Getting Very Crowded
John Thune’s (R) decision not to run in the June 1 House special election, a number of other Republican candidates have either jumped in the race or are contemplating bids. State Sen.
Dean Is McGovern, Mondale, Dukakis — A Trifecta of Losers
[IMGCAP(1)] He was rooting for Howard Dean, of course, and this sense of rushing headlong toward true, blue state martyrdom explains at least part of Dean’s apparent invulnerability to attacks from
The Impossible Dream?
Weiner is also sitting on $1.3 million in his Congressional campaign account and may be able to use as much as $1 million of that for a citywide race.
Thune Won’t Run for Janklow’s Seat, Remains Mum on Daschle Challenge
Thune’s decision gives House Democrats a boost of momentum in the June 1 special election.