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Conway Ponders Return

Northup spent $3.2 million to defeat Conway in 2002 and $3.3 last year against Miller — outspending both Democrats by a 2-to-1 margin.

Pedro and W

[IMGCAP(1)] New York City Fire Department Deputy Chief Bob Maynes called King on Sunday to say that he heard Bush was coming to the Big Easy, and that he and his team would like to meet the commander

Parties Jockey for Attention on Katrina Spending

[IMGCAP(1)] Indeed, both Republican and Democratic Congressional leaders this week will jockey for the upper hand in the battle over which party can convince people that they care the most about hurricane

Mural, Mural on the Wall

[IMGCAP(1)]This week, we’ll give you a clue for Lost & Found. The above mural of the Capitol, the National Mall and beyond is not found in the Capitol or any of the Congressional office buildings.

Mr. Sears Goes to Washington

[IMGCAP(1)] Moore said he’s happy about Sears’ relocation to the nation’s capital. “My staff is made up of very talented and dedicated people,” Moore said.

Bringing Back the Lounge

[IMGCAP(1)]It’s unusually quiet for lunchtime on a Friday afternoon at the popular and infamous political haunt Capitol Lounge.

Foot-in-Mouth, Redux

[IMGCAP(1)] House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) also got caught making Barbara Bush-esque comments in the Houston Astrodome.

He’s Back?

[IMGCAP(1)] “I have a lot of knowledge and experience to offer,” John said, adding he is “very close” to a decision on challenging freshman Rep. Charles Boustany (R) for the 7th district seat.

Racicot’s New Job in the Eye Of the Storm

Racicot’s annual compensation package is reported to be upwards of $1 million, and from mid-2004 to mid-2005 the group reported spending about $3.3 million in its lobbying disclosure forms.

Ruling Hints at Scrutiny of Lobbyist ‘Bundling’

Republican Commissioner Michael Toner didn’t vote with the 5-1 majority, writing in his dissent that it was “unclear whether Westar’s actions or the actions of any of the other respondents here constituted

Members Slow to Catch On to Blogging Phenomenon

What is not appropriate here are commenters who are 1) anti-semitic or suggest anti-semitism, 2) disrespectful of other posters, or 3) advocating violence and threatening other commenters.

Roll Call Casualty List

R-Fla.), 48, 2 terms Mark Kennedy (R-Minn.), 48, 3 terms Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), 64, 8 terms Running for Other Office 8 House: 3D, 5R; 1