As Dean Surges, Will Kerry Settle to Be the Alternative?
[IMGCAP(1)] But as the Democratic hopefuls gather in New Mexico for a nationally televised debate this evening, Kerry’s status in the race has changed dramatically.
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Dean Presents a Target By Opposing Bipartisan Education Reforms
[IMGCAP(1)] Dean prides himself on being the only Democratic candidate who opposed Bush’s “No Child Left Behind” law, which was negotiated with key Democrats and passed through Congress by overwhelming
Obscure Statute Has Prompted Flood of Foreign Claims in U.S. Courts
[IMGCAP(1)] When they have been unsuccessful pursuing claims in federal court, plaintiffs’ lawyers have turned to state courts and state legislatures for assistance.
Cancun Is Halfway Point for Doha Agenda
The successful outcome of this program of negotiations is the EU’s No. 1 trade priority, and we continue to work hard to achieve this goal.
Battle Over College Football’s BCS System Kicks Off
At issue is BCS, a convoluted sequence of four post-season games adopted in 1998 by the National Collegiate Athletic Association to help sift through 115 Division 1-A football programs in a dozen
U.S. Must Repeal ETI Provisions
Unless the United States repeals the ETI regime, the European Union has stated it will impose sanctions as early as Jan. 1, 2004.
Sending Signals
We had 75 Democrats for each of them, and that was in comparison to about 30 to 35 for TPA, and both passed the Senate by a 2-to-1 margin. ROLL CALL: Let’s go back to the WTO issues.
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California Trend?
In the meantime, campaign ads outnumbered campaign stories by 4-to-1. Broadcasters spent little covering campaigns but collected an estimated $1 billion in ad revenues.
Vogel Stays Put
[IMGCAP(1)] Vogel could not be reached for comment, but friends say he loves his current job and is staying put because there is simply too much going on in the Senate for him to leave at this time
Ashcroft’s Positive Rating Down 17 Points Since December 2001
[IMGCAP(1)] In the same period, President Bush’s positive rating has gone from 82 percent to 57 percent — a decline of 25 points.
Gephardt Targets Dean
fundraising in the second quarter, bringing in $7.4 million, and campaign manager Joe Trippi has already signaled that the campaign is likely to easily surpass the $10 million mark in funds raised from July 1
Hold Special House Elections in a Week? Just Plain Absurd
[IMGCAP(1)] Here are some of those facets.
Common Issues, Economic Renewal Can Bring About Success in Cancun
[IMGCAP(1)] Liberalization of the agricultural sector is the linchpin for both the United States and for the fate of the round itself. Though the recently announced U.S.
Health Checkup
[IMGCAP(1)] The AOC is offering the workers complete physicals, including chest X-rays, said spokeswoman Eva Malecki. “Employee safety is our top concern,” she added.
ARKANSAS: Huckabee Dashes GOP Hopes Against Lincoln
Jim Guy Tucker (D) resigned in 1996, was seen as national Republicans’ No. 1 recruit against Lincoln. With Huckabee out, there is likely to be increased pressure on former Rep.
A Look at Kansas
[IMGCAP(1)] “Kathleen’s victory was a beginning for the Democratic Party,” said state Chairman Larry Gates. “It makes recruiting and building a farm team much easier.”
Timing Crucial On Iraq Funds
“The administration’s reconstruction effort is costing the American people $1 billion a week. It is costing the lives of American soldiers and of civilians from many nations.
FEC to Examine Rules for Mailing Lists
Oct. 1. Republican FEC Commissioner Michael Toner called the current regulations “very vague” and said the rulemaking is “long overdue.”
Networks Pursue Republican Slant
To further appeal to Republicans, the networks will release a survey today conducted by GOP pollster Frank Luntz asserting that Americans support the FCC’s decision by a 2-1 ratio.