More Katrina Lobbying
[IMGCAP(1)] With Patton Boggs, the company adds some Pelican State power. Name partner Tommy Boggs, a Louisiana native, is working on the account, according to Senate records.
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Parks to Lie in Honor in Capitol
A memorial service for Parks, whose body will arrive in Washington, D.C., on Sunday, is scheduled Monday for 1 p.m. at Metropolitan AME Church, located at 1518 M St. NW.
Ice Dancer Gets a Hand From Sen. Levin
She received an EB-1 (employment-based) visa in November 2000, but did not get her green card until July 2002.
Four Join House Administration Committee
[IMGCAP(1)] Another new member of the committee’s professional staff, Diana Rodriguez, will work as part of the member services team, assisting Millender-McDonald with special projects related to
A First Test for BCRA Penalties
Noe could now face as many as five years for each of the three counts in the indictment and nearly $1 million in fines.
Ending the ‘Disconnect’
[IMGCAP(1)] “I’ll get on the radio show and try not to be too partisan,” Jones said. “I want to try to engage women in the political process.”
Parks Statue Proposed for Statuary Hall
A memorial service for Parks is also scheduled for 1 p.m. today at Metropolitan AME Church, located at 1518 M St. NW.
Gerrymander Deals Could Keep House Republican in ’06
[IMGCAP(1)] That’s the conclusion of a new election analysis by the electoral reform group FairVote, in making the point that gerrymandering of House districts has made takeover prospects much more
Bittersweet Goodbye to O’Connor
nomination was withdrawn and the prospect of O’Connor officially leaving the bench before Christmas dimmed, making it highly likely her actual retirement will come at least six months after her July 1
In Need of Fresh Start, Can Bush Turn the Page on Bad News?
[IMGCAP(1)] I asked a number of veterans of past Washington, D.C., wars about George W. Bush’s options, and found two general lines of argument (Some spoke on the record; others didn’t).
Small Donation, Big Bang
An Exxon spokesman said the $500 contribution — roughly 1/20,000,000 of the single-quarter profit the company reported last week — was made by the PAC because it received a donation from an employee
The More Things Change …
[IMGCAP(1)] Petrizzo, who merged his Petrizzo Group into Bockorny’s shop, is launching a new firm, Petrizzo Strategic Communications, based in central Florida, where Petrizzo recently moved his permanent
Charitable Donations
[IMGCAP(1)] The letter, signed by the group’s deputy director, Ellen Miller, asks those Members to “contribute the same amount of money you received from ARMPAC to the Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund.
To Tame Polarization of Politics, Fix Our Redistricting System
[IMGCAP(1)] The current system of redistricting isn’t the whole reason that politics has become so acrid and that bipartisan agreement is so difficult, but it plays a big part.
Lots of Treats in Store for Halloween
The party goes on until 1 a.m. 1900 M St. NW. (202) 466-7378.
Foot-Maybe-In-Mouth Syndrome
[IMGCAP(1)] Of course, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee was quick to circulate the news story, while citing a litany of other infamous Burns gaffes.
Catalyst for Change
“There’s nothing more gratifying than being a part of the effort that defeated Bush’s No. 1 domestic priority,” said Hildebrand, who was quick to point out Tewes’ and the Democratic Congressional
House Handicapping Is Getting Very Silly, Very Quickly
[IMGCAP(1)] It may make great copy to write that 100 GOP seats could be in play, or that recent Republican troubles could double the number of contested House races from 40 to 80 seats.
Pelosi Allies Aim to Kill Remap Reform
He disputed Democrats, like Lofgren, who claim the governor has outraised his opposition, saying the Schwarzenegger campaign has been outraised 3-to-1 overall.
Generics, PhRMA Tussle Over Medicaid Provision
The rebate percentages are generally higher for name-brand drugs, which can sell for $1 or more per pill, than for generic tablets, which often go for pennies.