Twenty-Somethings Shine in Prairie State Office
[IMGCAP(1)] Team Dutch. Freshman Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-Md.) spent the early fall season filling out his office roster and has scored a double-double on promotions and new hires.
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It’s Time to Consider Ending Lifetime Judicial Appointments
[IMGCAP(1)] So what is the problem? First, there are difficulties rooted more broadly in a nomination and confirmation process that apply to executive nominations as well.
A Look at Tennessee
He returned for a rematch in 1996 and despite raising and spending more than $1 million lost 54 percent to 42 percent.
Coble Dropping S.C. Senate Bid
Between July 1 and Sept. 30, Tenenbaum brought in $327,000 to Coble’s $115,000. She ended the quarter with $317,000 on hand; Coble had just $81,000 in the bank.
TEXAS: Republicans Starting to Jump Into House Races
Bush only 54 percent in 2000 — just 1 point better than Rep. Dennis Moore’s (D) 3rd — and Democratic Rep. Jim Slattery held it from 1982 until an ill-fated gubernatorial run in 1994.
Approps Hopefuls Rake In The Cash
That contrasts with Lewis and Rogers, who raised $58,000 apiece in the quarter and have $1.3 million and $1 million in the bank, respectively.
Santorum Urges Swift Medicare Action
The latest Winston poll of 1,000 registered voters was conducted Sept. 30 through Oct. 1.
Schwarzenegger, Dean Lesson: Fix the Money Problem in Politics
[IMGCAP(1)] First, the Governator. California is a politically complex state, and it has had its share of problems.
Federal Campaign Brings Giving Home
Federal employees organize and promote the campaign, which runs from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31.
Hillary’s Hirings
Clinton welcomed Neera Tanden to her office on Oct. 1 as her new legislative director.
Sweet 16
[IMGCAP(1)] The 79-year-old lawmaker has experienced health problems in recent years, and in 2000 he considered not running for re-election.
NRCC Jumps at Chance to Use Earmarking PAC
[IMGCAP(1)] At last week’s House Republican Conference meeting, NRCC Chairman Tom Reynolds (N.Y.) told lawmakers about the creation of the Kentucky committee, which will be geared toward Member giving
House Admin Requests BCRA Symposium
John Larson (D-Conn.), initiated discussion of the education event, but also unwittingly demonstrated the need for such a seminar when he incorrectly suggested that “this law takes effect on Nov. 1, if
After the Dust Settles, What’s the Next Stop for Dennis Kucinich?
[IMGCAP(1)] On one level, Kucinich probably is still hoping for a miracle next year, or possibly in 2008, 2012 or beyond.
At Last, Bush Begins Countering Bad News From Iraq With Good
[IMGCAP(1)] OK, it wasn’t a scientific sample.
Small Tobacco
[IMGCAP(1)] This time, however, it’s many of the smaller players in the business that are spending the big bucks on K Street.
Friends in High Places
George Bush to a key regulatory post, has earned nearly $1 million lobbying on behalf of just three corporate clients since Bush entered the White House.
Senate Money Rolling In
The reports, which were due to be filed with the Federal Election Commission by midnight Wednesday, cover contributions and expenditures from July 1 to Sept. 30.
Congress Should Overhaul Presidential Funding System
It would restore the old 4-1 ratio between the contribution limit and the maximum matchable amount, which has now dropped to 8-1.
Sakakawea Arrives
[IMGCAP(1)] The bronze sculpture depicts Sakakawea, an American Indian known for her service to the 1803-06 expedition led by William Clark and Meriwether Lewis, and her son, Jean Baptiste.