KENTUCKY: DSCC Releases Poll to Gin Up Bunning Race
His companies are worth an estimated $1 billion. Former Goldman, Sachs & Co. executive Jack Ryan and Chicago-area businessman Andy McKenna are also seeking the Republican nomination.
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Recipe for a Better Life
[IMGCAP(1)] For those like Coley, seeking second and even third chances, D.C. Central Kitchen is the place to be.
Iraqi WMD Probes Are Too Important for Party Warfare
[IMGCAP(1)] Some Democrats, led by Sens. Robert Byrd (W.Va.), Bob Graham (Fla.) and Carl Levin (Mich.) and former Vermont Gov.
Public Input Sought on H St. Transportation
DDOT will host a community walk along H Street from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday to elicit public input on the transportation needs of the corridor.
Hastert Leads Drive for Bush
Blunt spokeswoman Burson Taylor said that as of Wednesday ROMP had collected $1.1 million from Members, surpassing the goal set by the Whip of $1 million. “Mr.
Edwards’ Delay Costly
Contributions and expenditures for April 1 to June 30 are due at the Federal Election Commission by July 15. Neither Owens nor Hance returned a phone call seeking comment.
Democrats Looking to Break a Trend in the Last Frontier
[IMGCAP(1)] But while Illinois, an Al Gore state in 2000, is an obvious target, Alaska is much more of a stretch.
Reid Says He’s Wiser Than He Was in 1998
In the first three months of 2003, the Minority Whip raised more than $1 million, which helped boost his campaign bank account to $2.1 million.
Stock Collapses Hit Members Hard
Tom Osborne (R-Neb.), Tom Lantos (R-Calif.) and Gary Miller (R-Calif.), who saw a total of more than $1 million go down the drain.
Distinguished Service
[IMGCAP(1)] Established in 2002, the award honors former House Members who have performed their duties with “extraordinary distinction.” “Last year when we announced that [former Reps.]
Justices Kick Off Supreme Court Renovations
More than 1 million visitors pass through the Supreme Court annually, and the building houses about 400 employees.
Business as Usual at Quinn Gillespie
[IMGCAP(1)] “Ed will be sorely missed for a short while, but we don’t think that Ed’s chairmanship will affect growth in a negative way,” Quinn said Monday after President Bush officially announced
Rep. Weller Buys Land in Nicaragua
“Foreign investment, usually confined to resort properties, comprised less than 1 percent of their total real estate holdings in both cases.”
Little Collateral Damage for Bush on WMDs
[IMGCAP(1)] In the June 9-10 Gallup, CNN and USA Today poll, 31 percent said the administration “deliberately” misled the American public about whether Iraq had WMDs.
Continuity Amendment Clearly Isn’t Desirable, But It’s Necessary
[IMGCAP(1)] I knew we had arrived on the serious track when opposition popped up, starting with a new group led by the redoubtable Howard Phillips and Phyllis Schlafly, followed quickly by Texas
Ex-Sen. Dole Finds Retirement to Be Profitable
/p> In addition to revealing stocks and investments worth anywhere from $755,000 to $2.3 million, the Senator also reported that husband and former GOP presidential nominee Bob Dole made more than $1
Senate Has at Least 42 Millionaires
Roll Call’s analysis of the Senators’ personal financial portfolios showed that nearly half of the nation’s 100 Senators had a net worth of at least $1 million last year, marking a high tide for
Capps and Kerry
[IMGCAP(1)] Prior to accepting the job with Kerry’s presidential campaign, Capps was the director of government affairs at the University of California at Berkeley.
Norton Presses House to Grant D.C. Legislative, Fiscal Autonomy
If passed, the bill would amend the Home Rule Act to allow the District to circumvent the appropriations process and enact its local budget Oct. 1, the start of the fiscal year.
Senate Sets Continuity Amendment Hearing
[IMGCAP(1)] Meanwhile, the House is already at least casually assigning much of the responsibility for dealing with the continuity problem to the panel, and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.)