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Would One-Two Punch Sew Up the Race for Howard Dean?
[IMGCAP(1)] The developing conventional wisdom seems to answer “no,” especially if that candidate is former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean.
Bush’s Presidency at Risk Over Iraq Outcome, Not ‘Lies’
[IMGCAP(1)] I’ve talked to a number of them who think that either the war itself or its timing was designed to divert attention from Bush’s domestic shortcomings or to keep the national focus on
Museum Whose Time Has Come?
[IMGCAP(1)] At a press conference in front of the Smithsonian Institution’s Castle, Becerra said he will soon introduce legislation to establish and fund a federal commission to explore the creation
The NRSC’s Big Haul
Senate Democrats have their own fall dinner coming up Oct.1 at Union Station. DSCC Chairman Jon Corzine (N.J.) will head that event.
VIRGINIA: Ex-Racing Exec Triplett Revs Up for Boucher
Bush by 1 percent in the 2000 presidential election — Democrats have struggled to find a candidate.
Hutchison’s Hospitality
MoveOn.org, a liberal grassroots fundraising operation, raised $1 million to oppose the re-redistricting and is currently running Spanish-language ads across the country calling Bush a “misleader
Building a Better Museum
Since arriving in D.C. on Sept. 1, Rynd has been busy getting to know the staff and the culture of the office, and he is now turning his attention to increasing attendance records and acquiring more
No Debating It: Kyl, Dorgan Deserve Credit on Floor Debate
[IMGCAP(1)] After some vigorous hectoring a decade ago, I managed to induce the House to experiment with a handful of formal prime-time debates on major issues on the House floor.
Conventional Wisdom: The Last Loser In the 2002 Election
[IMGCAP(1)] Wrong Assumption No. 1: “When it’s the economy, stupid, Democrats win.”
Kluge Center to Host China Discussion
beginning at 1:30 p.m. today in Room LJ119 of the Library’s Thomas Jefferson Building.
A Look at New Hampshire
[IMGCAP(1)] But that may be the storyline for the 2004 election cycle in New Hampshire — which is probably good news for Republicans.
Smackdown
[IMGCAP(1)] Republican Sens. Rick Santorum (Pa.) and John Sununu (N.H.) squared off against Democratic Sens.
Costa’s Next Stand: Fair Elections
Under Costa’s proposal, the state would dedicate one-tenth of 1 percent of its property tax revenue to a special campaign fund.
Hispanic Heritage Month
[IMGCAP(1)] Hosted by NBC’s “The Other Half” star Mario Lopez, the evening will include award presentations to singer Ricky Martin, New Mexico Gov.
Patton Boggs Bumps Cassidy
Cassidy, which had safely held the No. 1 spot in the rankings for years, was eclipsed by just $20,000 in the Jan. 1 to June 30 period.
Blackout Exposed Vulnerability of Nation’s Electrical Power System
Commerce was also affected, with at least 70 manufacturing companies forced to shut down and lost wages projected to reach $1 billion.
Hammering the Handicapped?
Joe Baca (D-Calif.) has come up with a new version of whether he gave a powerful House chairman golf lessons in exchange for a $1 million bridge in his district.
Breaux, Nickles & Associates?
What’s more, they would need to draw in as many as a dozen lucrative clients in their first year to cover their overhead and the salaries of some junior lobbyists — expenses that could cost more than $1
Lott vs. Carville
[IMGCAP(1)] Carville admitted that he does not have any solid proof for his charge, but he noted that Lott’s Rules panel issued the ban.