Take Two
[IMGCAP(1)] “The results were discouraging. My letter … failed to generate a single response,” Gregory wrote in his more recent piece of correspondence.
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Phoning It In: Why Stu’s Hanging Up on AT&T
[IMGCAP(1)] Corporations are a lot like politicians. You can tell a lot about them by the way they treat their constituents, er, customers.
Bush Must Press Saudis to Deliver On Anti-Terror Vows
[IMGCAP(1)] Crown Prince Abdullah condemned the perpetrators to “hellfire,” and his adviser, Adel Al-Jubeir, has been assuring Americans that the Saudi government is using the attack to accelerate law-enforcement
A Look at Montana
[IMGCAP(1)] President Bill Clinton finished just 12,000 votes behind Bob Dole in the 1996 presidential election (though Al Gore did much worse in 2000).
Senators Give Daschle Lift
When South Dakota conservatives tried to set up a $1 million nonprofit devoted to attacking Daschle, his campaign and the DSCC spent an entire week pillorying the effort and accusing it of conducting an
House Democrats Launch Discharge Petition on Unemployment Bill
At the same time Republicans are endorsing tax cuts, they want to raise the national debt by almost $1 trillion, he said.
The Softball Name Game
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Capitol Tours
[IMGCAP(1)] Unscheduled public tours were temporarily closed in March during military operations in Iraq.
Democrats, CEOs Outpace Bush On Health Reform
[IMGCAP(1)] The case was made by CEOs of Giant Food, the Kellogg Co., SBC Communications and Cinergy Corp., an energy giant, as well as the presidents of the Communications Workers of America and
Fletcher Wins Ky. GOP Gubernatorial Nomination
Virgil Moore claimed 1 percent of the primary vote.
The Sun Shines Bright on Fletcher
Virgil Moore claimed only 1 percent of the primary vote.
Dull and Duller On the House Recruiting Front
[IMGCAP(1)] And the DCCC and the National Republican Congressional Committee are raising money to bankroll candidates — if, in fact, they have any.
Roiling the Waters
Waters argues that Article 1, Section 4 of the Constitution grants Congress a general supervisory power over Congressional elections, and, she contends, that includes the redistricting process.
Move Would Let Drug Czar Campaign
House Republicans are attempting to lift long-standing restrictions on a $1 billion anti-drug advertising program in a move that would allow the White House to use taxpayer funds to engage in partisan
Bad Habit
And getting all 13 passed and signed by the beginning of the new fiscal year, Oct. 1, is practically unheard of.
Act Now to Ensure Smooth Succession To Presidency
Article II, Section 1 of the Constitution allows Congress to determine the line of succession to the presidency following the vice president.
Record Lobbying Spending Marks End of Slump
[IMGCAP(1)] In 2001, the Top 10 lobbying spenders paid $122.2 million on in-house lobbyists and outside firms. In 2002, the total jumped to $135.5 million, an 11 percent increase.
Redistricting Limits?
[IMGCAP(1)] “My bill limits Congressional redistricting in each State to one redistricting plan every decade in response to the decennial Census unless a Federal Court orders additional redistricting
Stay Splits Lawyers Challenging BCRA
Bopp — who is considering an appeal of the stay — fired off an angry missive via e-mail Tuesday blaming McConnell’s counsel and others for having contributed to the court’s 2-1 decision to suspend
Congressional Idol
John Kerry (D-Mass.) will probably gain about $1 million from the tax cut, added: “With the tax cut, I’ll buy some socks.” Beat the Meat Industry.