Police End ‘One Man Crime Spree’
Sept. 1: 500 block of 14th Street Southeast Sept. 30: Eighth and C streets Southeast Oct. 16: 1200 block of Massachusetts Avenue Southeast Oct. 22: 1400 block of D Street Southeast
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Breaux Announces Retirement
Vitter ended September with $1.5 million in the bank; John is expected to have more than $1 million on hand at year’s end.
Civil Rights Mission
[IMGCAP(1)] “In February I will be leading a bipartisan delegation to Montgomery, Alabama, to study the history of civil rights in our nation,” Frist wrote in a Dec. 1 e-mail to supporters of VOLPAC
History Helps Win Contest
He plans to take his wife and 1-year-old daughter to visit family in either Florida, Tennessee or South Carolina.
Golden State Office Gets New Spinner
[IMGCAP(1)]Pelosi Gets Plenty of Advice.
Year-End Recall: Rothenberg Rates The Year in Politics
[IMGCAP(1)]From surging former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean to recalled California Gov.
Message to Democrats: Lay Off Gore and Worry About Winning
[IMGCAP(1)] “Oops,” I recall thinking at the time. After hearing from several reporters, my initial reaction was to send the Gores an instant message to confirm.
Bush’s ‘Big’ Plan For ’04 Should Be ‘A Healthy U.S.’
[IMGCAP(1)] Elements of the initiative could include proposals to deal with the country’s health insurance crisis and the crushing costs that caring for aged baby boomers will impose on the economy
Simon Embodied Obvious But Forgotten Truths
He won re-election in 1990 by almost 1 million votes.
Campaign Committees Prep for Reduced Roles
In the final week of the campaign, the NRSC spent more than $1 million in seven different states.
A Look at California’s Rising Democrats
[IMGCAP(1)] “I still have a few friends that served with me,” said Farr, who was elected to Congress in 1993, “but very few.”
‘Stop Dean’ Effort Lacks Focus
Clark will reportedly show more than $12 million raised between Oct. 1 and Dec. 31, the most of any candidate with the almost certain exception of Dean.
NEW JERSEY: Ferguson May Be Next Mission for Reservist
ARIZONA Prescott’s Departure Boosts Babbitt in Dist. 1 Just five months after announcing her candidacy, attorney Diane Prescott (D) dropped her challenge to Rep. Rick Renzi (R).
Bald Truth
The only problem is that it turns out Baca told an awfully tall tale when he claimed that he had given House Appropriations Chairman Bill Young (R-Fla.) golf lessons in exchange for a $1 million
Kondracke: Gore, Dean Form ‘Anti-Clinton’ Party, Well Left of Center
[IMGCAP(1)] Judging by where Gore has been and where he’s heading, “remaking” the party means tearing it away from the winning formula established by his old mentor, former President Bill Clinton
Rothenberg: For Frist, 2003 Was a Year of Contradictions
[IMGCAP(1)] But the Senator also has his critics and must shoulder the burden for a number of legislative failures.
Supreme Court Upholds Soft-Money Ban
“Many years ago we observed that [t]o say that Congress is [IMGCAP(1)]without power to pass appropriate legislation to safeguard … an election from the improper use of money to influence the result
Roll Call Casualty List
… HOUSE SENATE Elected to Other Office 1 House: 1R
Both Sides Await Thune Decision
John Thune (R) as he weighs whether to enter the June 1, 2004, special election.
Ornstein: Conable Was One of Congress’ Greatest
[IMGCAP(1)] Let me say this without equivocation: We lost a lawmaker who was as good as any Member of the House in my lifetime.