Reynolds and Corzine Take Different Paths to Political Success
[IMGCAP(1)] So far, both legislators are receiving good marks, even though their odds of success differ sharply.
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Corporations Could Help Fill Huge Gap in Homeland Security
[IMGCAP(1)] That’s the theory behind a pioneering public-private partnership under way in New Jersey that may well be replicated nationally, enormously enhancing homeland security.
A look at Wisconsin
[IMGCAP(1)] But already there’s some indication that could change in 2004.
OHIO: Coming Soon to Your TV: More Jerry Springer
The survey of 317 likely primary voters was conducted June 29, 30 and July 1 by the Tarrance Group, a GOP polling firm. It had a 5 percent margin of error.
Democrats Lash Out at Education Funding in Labor-HHS Appprops Bill
Attempting to draw distinctions between their vision and the Republicans’, Democrats tried to offer an amendment that would reduce the tax cut for individuals making more than $1 million annually
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Flake Skips Senate Bid
His interest began to wane following the April quarterly financial reports that showed McCain had raised better than $1 million in the first three months of the year, dispelling rumors that he was
Ending Secret Holds
[IMGCAP(1)] Lott said his proposal would require a Senator to notify his party leader in writing of his opposition to a nominee or a bill, which in turn would be published in the Congressional Record
Bush Must Counter Bad News From Iraq With Progress Reports
[IMGCAP(1)] Of course, barring word of the capture or death of Saddam Hussein and his evil sons or the discovery of weapons of mass destruction, there’s no question that the killing or wounding of
Favorability Gap Grows in House GOP Poll
Conducted by The Winston Group, the survey canvassed 1,000 registered voters July 1-2 with a margin of error of 3 percent.
Congressional Playboy
DeLay spokesman Jonathan Grella lampooned Graham’s note-taking habits in a response to HOH: “Dear Diary, 1:32 p.m. — Press still ignoring me, so I lied about my hero, Tom DeLay
Raised on the Radio
[IMGCAP(1)] New Lieberman Lineup. Sen. Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.) has recently revamped his communications team.
Line for Issa Seat Forms
Issa, a multimillionaire, outspent Morrow more than 5-to-1, and took 35 percent of the vote to Morrow’s 24 percent.
Nomination a la Dean: Take John, George, Bill, Jimmy, Stir Vigorously
[IMGCAP(1)] That positioning explains why Dean is causing problems for the rest of the Democratic field. But it also exposes some weaknesses.
Rookies Seek Edge From Kids’ Support
[IMGCAP(1)] Renzi is among a handful of new recruits on both sides of the aisle hoping to secure jobs with their respective teams.
In The Storm
too conservative for the California electorate, Issa could instead count on motivated anti-Davis voters turning out in big numbers and rewarding him for propelling the recall movement with more than $1
Police Departure
[IMGCAP(1)] McWilliam joined the Capitol Police in June 2000 as director of financial management.
New Series, Same Old Story
Republicans earned last year’s 9-2 win with Shimkus’ stellar pitching and the steadfast baserunning of several newcomers; the victory clinched the best-of-five series, 3-1, and snagged the Republicans
Family Ties
As the Times recounted, Breaux’s son “has reported nearly $1 million in lobbying and consulting fees in just more than two years of being in business for himself … after an apprenticeship often spent
Telemundo Opposes Univision
[IMGCAP(1)] NBC-owned Telemundo, which had muted its opposition for months, made its opposition clear in a meeting with Federal Communication Commission officials two weeks ago as the commission