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Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) $1 million was tucked into the Defense appropriations bill, which passed Congress last month, to fund a tour of U.S. military bases and communities.
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On the Air in ’04: A Liberal Voice
Schultz was No. 1.
Battling Clinton Could Be the Biggest Boost to Giuliani’s ’08 Prospects
[IMGCAP(1)] Well, some Empire State political wags are already abuzz with scenarios for the former mayor returning to the campaign trail, all of them based on a single assumption: Giuliani, who turned
Senators Stock Up For 2006
With almost three years to go before Election Day 2006, nine Senators up for re-election in the next cycle ended September with more than $1 million in the bank, according to an analysis of third-quarter
Will Any Democrat Dare to Propose Entitlement Reform?
[IMGCAP(1)] Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean had been an exception to that rule, advocating reining in the growth of entitlement programs.
Nightmare on K St.: Spooky Assoc. Seeks Aid
[IMGCAP(1)] “We want more regulation,” Berg said. “Anything out of Washington would be a plus.”
Clinton Already In GOP’s Sights
“It’s obviously been no secret to us that she’ll be a huge target in ’06, if not the No. 1 target,” said Patti Solis Doyle, executive director of HILLPac, Clinton’s leadership political action committee
End the Filibuster?
[IMGCAP(1)] The bill would abolish Rule XXII, which requires 60 votes to overcome a filibuster if a Senator objects to a bill or a nominee.
Case Dismissed After Staffer Tries to Bribe Witness
[IMGCAP(1)] “[I]n an August 6, 1999 session with one of her doctors — only two days after the Court ordered plaintiff to produce her medical records — Young specifically asked the psychiatrist not
10 Steps to Creating Good E-Newsletters
We researched the best practices in the private and public sectors and developed the following 10 tips: 1. Keep it short and scannable.
Giving Rules Confuse Torricelli, Members
Torricelli, who walked away with close to $3 million in campaign funds at the end of 2002, cashed the returned $1,000 check from Gephardt on July 1, properly squaring everyone’s accounts.
Sincerest Form of Flattery
MoveOn.org has proved to be a potent fundraising resource for Democratic causes, raising more than $1 million to fund an ad campaign attacking Republicans for their actions in Texas.
Louisiana Voters Prepare for Very Different Election
[IMGCAP(1)] The Democratic nominee, Lt. Gov. Kathleen Blanco, wants to replace outgoing Gov.
Congress, Bush Close to Caving In on Drug Imports
[IMGCAP(1)] Members of the House-Senate conference on Medicare prescription drug legislation, increasingly optimistic that they will produce a bill soon, say importation is all but certain to be
Dean Strikes Again
During the past several months, Dean has surged ahead of his rivals in fundraising — bringing in roughly $15 million from July 1 to Sept. 30 — and has also moved to the front of the pack in both
Ballance Vows to Stay on After Harsh Audit
The audit report focused on the period from July 1, 2000, to April 30, 2003, while noting that the foundation had received an average of $211,000 in state grants since 1994 at a time when Ballance
Free Rides Available for Halloween Revelers
Nov. 1. Residents ages 21 and older can call (800) 200-TAXI for a free (up to $50 fare) ride.
Next for Northpoint
[IMGCAP(1)] Three of Northpoint’s lobbyists, including former Rep.
VIRGINIA: Byrne Skips Challenge to Rep. Moran in 2004
Daschle raised nearly $1.4 million from July 1 to Sept. 30 and now has more than $3 million in the bank. Daschle has said he expects to raise roughly $10 million for the contest.
More Conservatives See President Bush as More Conservative
[IMGCAP(1)] The percentage of those using the conservative label has jumped 7 points since Pew asked the same question in February 2001.