Ex-Biden Aide Faces Three Years for Theft
The missing $400,000 would put him at almost $1 million on hand, all of which could be transferred into a presidential campaign account.
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Will Spring Cleaning Bring New Leaders to Progressive Movement?
[IMGCAP(1)] But what does it all mean?
GOP Goes Byrd Hunting
Byrd spent just over $1 million and won re-election with 78 percent of the vote in 2000, facing only token Republican opposition. He had $93,000 in the bank at the end of 2004.
Mattress Stuffers
The group’s president, Nancy Pfotenhauer, said, “That’s like saving for retirement by [IMGCAP(1)] stuffing money in a mattress instead of wisely investing in safe, diversified index funds over 30
State Senate Prepared to Approve New Lines
Pallone also currently has more than $1 million in his House account, which he could also use for a Senate bid.
An African-American Museum Will Rise. But Where?
There’s a 1:15 p.m. House vote that Lewis needs to make.
Roll Call Casualty List
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Sarbanes Expected to Announce His Retirement
Sarbanes has scheduled a news conference for 1 p.m. in downtown Baltimore to announce his political plans.
Where’s the Beef?
[IMGCAP(1)] Reps.
Senate Restaurants Show $1.1 Million Loss
Of the remaining accounts, less than 1 percent remained overdue within 60 days; another 4.6 percent, worth $4,235, remained past due 61 to 90 days; and 7.4 percent, totaling $6,756, were unaccounted
For Byrd, It’s Time to Retire
Declaiming on March 1, 2005, in praise of unlimited Senate debate to scuttle judicial nominations, Sen. Byrd’s misstatements or exaggerations mounted taller than the Washington Monument.
Shays Still Has Bull’s-Eye Painted on His Forehead
[IMGCAP(1)] The Republican native of Darien, Conn., is perhaps best known for his role in advocating and, against the odds, eventually helping to pass campaign finance reform.
Medicaid Needs Reform Now. Cuts Can Wait
[IMGCAP(1)] In state after state, governors are raising eligibility requirements and slashing beneficiaries from the rolls.
Shopping for Help
[IMGCAP(1)] Koch could not be reached for comment. A colleague in his office confirmed the registration but declined to disclose the size of the contract.
Ex-DeLay Aides a Liability?
• A $1 million transfer in 2002 from the National Republican Congressional Committee to the Leadership Forum, a 527 group formed by another former DeLay chief of staff, Susan Hirschmann.
Swearing In
Robert Matsui, who died of a rare blood disorder on Jan. 1. Matsui will recite her oath alongside members of the California delegation. The dean of the California Democrats, Rep.
Rummy and Cokes
[IMGCAP(1)] Despite incessant rumors of Rumseld’s imminent departure, HOH’s source said the secretary was “in a great mood, buoyed by recent events in the Middle East, especially in Lebanon.”
Long Odds, ’04 Results Fail to Discourage Ford’s Senate Bid
[IMGCAP(1)] While the five-term Democrat from Memphis has the kind of political assets that most candidates only dream of, he faces a steep climb in next year’s Tennessee open Senate race.
Ethics Panel Faces Organizational Fight
On March 1, Mollohan offered a resolution to overturn those three rules changes, arguing that that they undermined the authority of the ethics committee and that he and other Democrats were not consulted
Fox to Serve as Cultural Tourism’s New Director
Fox takes the helm of Cultural Tourism DC on April 1 and will replace Founding Executive Director Kathryn Smith, who served for nine years in that capacity. — Megan King