Boosted by Iraq Victory, Bush Wants Tax Win
[IMGCAP(1)] He risked his presidency on the idea of “regime change” in Iraq and has won — so far.
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Group Targets Daschle in S.D.
A conservative group based in South Dakota is rounding up financial backers in Washington to fund a nearly $1 million, year-long media campaign designed to “destroy” Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle’
A Look at New York
[IMGCAP(1)] Not surprisingly, the 1st may be the only competitive district once again this cycle, at least in the November general.
Rothenberg: Can Mitch Daniels Play the Candidate Role in Indiana?
[IMGCAP(1)] Daniels, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, is often mentioned as the Republican Party’s strongest possible candidate for governor in Indiana in 2004.
Kondracke: Bio-ethical Issues May Set Politics of 21st Century
[IMGCAP(1)]This month marks the 50th anniversary of the first announcement of the discovery of DNA, the genetic “key to life.”
Bio-ethical Issues May Set Politics Of 21st Century
[IMGCAP(1)]This month marks the 50th anniversary of the first announcement of the discovery of DNA, the genetic “key to life.”
Barr Won’t Seek Isakson’s Seat
Lamutt has said he is willing to spend up to $1 million of his own money on the race.
Roll Call Casualty List
Resigning 1 House: 1R Larry Combest (R-Texas), 58, 10 terms .
Schumer Again Leads the Pack
During the filing period, Toomey raised $411,000 while retaining $1 million in his bank account. Democrats have no announced candidates in the race.
Senate Credit Union Hits $300 Million Mark
Only a handful of credit unions in the country claim more than $1 billion in assets, Zimmerman said, and the largest, the Navy Federal Credit Union, far outpaces any other with $17.5 billion.
Fiscal ’04 Security Requests Top $121 Million
Other security spending includes a $1 million request from House Sergeant-at-Arms Wilson Livingood’s office to replace 10,000 Quick2000 Escape Hoods, which would be used in a biological or chemical
MISSOURI: Carnahan to Devote Energy to Gephardt Seat
The Field Poll was conducted April 1-6 of 695 registered voters with a 3.8 percent margin of error. Boxer held more comfortable leads over her other potential opponents.
A Record Year for K St. in ’02
Lobbying activity dropped for the No. 1-ranked firm, Cassidy & Associates, and slowed for many of K Street’s other top firms.
Ariz. Governor Seeks to Avoid Replay of 1st District Debacle
Napolitano “has a great interest in district 1,” said a source close to the governor. One senior leadership aide was more blunt: “Janet Napolitano is hellbent on clearing the primary.”
Big-City Mayor Gives Democrats Hope?
[IMGCAP(1)] The survey undoubtedly was initiated and released to woo Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin (D) into the Senate contest, and the numbers apparently have piqued her interest in the race.
Next U.S. Target: Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat
[IMGCAP(1)] He’s not going to be smart-bombed, of course.
A look at West Virginia
[IMGCAP(1)] While almost any state would have put then-Vice President Al Gore over the 270 electoral votes needed to win the White House, his inability to win the Mountain State’s five electoral
House Office Spending on the Rise, NTU Reports
House lawmakers boosted their office expenditures by 8.9 percent in 2001, with each Member spending an average of $1 million on official expenses such as staff salaries and mass mailings, according to
Fitzgerald’s Announcement Creates New Questions, New Opportunities for the GOP
[IMGCAP(1)] During an interview three months ago, Fitzgerald acknowledged that he faced a tough re-election race, primarily because Illinois has been moving so appreciably in the Democrats’ direction
Capitol Police Join MPD, Other Agencies to Monitor Weekend Protests
The anti-globalization protest, which beings at 1 p.m. Sunday, is related to meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group.