Two Former Members Partner
Bainwol, a former top aide to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and the former executive director at the National Republican Senatorial Committee, will take over Sept. 1.
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One Defense Program Down, One to Go for Dorgan and Wyden
Wyden wonders if the Pentagon broke that law with FutureMAP, the virtual terrorism market, that was set to sign up the first 1,000 participants Friday and commence trading Oct. 1.
Bill Divides Capito, Bush
But the Bush administration wants those assets too and is currently embroiled in a federal court fight to nullify a recent nearly $1 billion judgment granted to 17 U.S.
Read It and Weep
[IMGCAP(1)] On the same day it relaxed the television ownership rules, the FCC voted to loosen a 25-year-old regulation that banned newspapers in major markets from purchasing television and radio
It’s Not the Time to Add Members to FEC Hall of Shame
[IMGCAP(1)] Since the House has left for the August recess, I don’t want to use all of this precious space now to discuss the full implications of this bill.
Dorgan, Wyden Decry DOD’s Terrorism Futures Market
Trading would commence Oct. 1.
Snail Mail
[IMGCAP(1)] The equipment was set to be repaired Friday.
Edwards, Braun, Sharpton Next in Series
In the two remaining lecture series, on Tuesday and Wednesday this week, both from noon to 1 p.m. in Room 138 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building (RSVP required), the Rev.
CFR Backers’ Next Goal: Free Air Time
Those candidates raising funds in chunks of $250 or less would receive a 3-to-1 match in the form of vouchers for advertising.
Bainwol in Line for RIAA Post
But sources said the deal, which is all but done, would pay Bainwol as much as $1 million a year.
Gephardt Seeks to Trade on Substance Rather Than Style
[IMGCAP(1)] It’s a smart move. The question, however, is whether it will produce the desired results. By attacking Sen. John Kerry (Mass.) and former Vermont Gov.
‘Frontrunner’ Dean Drives Democrats to Anti-Bush Extremes
[IMGCAP(1)] Dean has roared from obscurity to first-tier status by expressing — and fueling — the near-hatred that Democratic activists feel for President Bush and all his works, especially the Iraq
GOP Primary Exposes Divide In Lucas’ District
Lucas led the field with $263,000 raised from April 1 to June 30 and with $333,000 in his campaign coffers.
A Look at Florida
[IMGCAP(1)] The current uncertainty surrounding the Sunshine State’s Senate race has had a domino effect in creating a number of unknown and hypothetical scenarios when it comes to potential open-seat
Dr. Frist’s ‘Random Thoughts’
For instance, point “1” begins: “Met with Amb Bremer (Iraq reconstruction) Saturday for 2 hours … things are going better than media depicts … everything just about up to prewar levels (which isn’t saying
Clinton, DSCC Form Joint Panel
More than $1 million was raised through them between April 1 and June 30. Of that total, $418,500 went to the Senators and $389,000 to the DSCC.
Here We Go Again …
Brownback raised $444,000 from April 1 to June 30 and retained $1 million on hand.
Crime Wave?
[IMGCAP(1)] Roger Blevins was arrested and charged Tuesday in federal court in Wilmington, Del.
Arrested Development
Giugni responded by ordering the officers to lift Packwood and carry him through the chamber doors, which he entered feet first at 1:19 a.m.
Silly Season Hits Full Swing in the Golden State
[IMGCAP(1)] California voters knew what they were getting when they re-elected Gov.