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[IMGCAP(1)] Kolton, who initially decided to establish his own shop, said the strategic communications practice at Cassidy will allow him to build a practice from the ground up.
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House Panels Seek Increases
Of the 20 committees whose budgets will be included in a unified funding resolution, the House Budget Committee has requested the smallest increase: a 1 percent raise that would bring its budget
Iraqi Archivists Appeal for Congress’ Help
To date, he said, the foundation has received $1 million in seed money from the Coalition Provisional Authority.
FEC May Restrict Choctaws
The Choctaws also gave $1 million to a school that Abramoff founded, and millions more to other political organizations run by Abramoff’s allies.
Democrats in No Hurry on Reform
He put a number of options on the table to fund the $1 trillion to $2 trillion expense of carving out these accounts, a list that includes raising the retirement age or increasing the cap on earnings
Lott-in-Mouth Syndrome?
[IMGCAP(1)] The liberal blog DC’s Inside Scoop picked up the story from the Knoxville paper with its own headline that blared: “Déjà vu: Lindsay [sic] Graham’s Racist Comment Brings Back Memories
A House Race That’s Three Years Off
He made his fortune in the high-tech industry, spent $1 million of his own on a statewide race for the Board of Education in 2000 (his opponent, a veteran Republican incumbent, spent about $10,000), and
Congress Shouldn’t Hinder Democracy With Mindless Partisanship
[IMGCAP(1)] I had one big problem with Tillie: her pledge to limit her service in the House to four terms.
Statue Moves Ahead
NW) and the National Guard Memorial Museum (1 Massachusetts Ave. NW), which Edwards named as two “important connections” for the VOC memorial.
Hunter Thompson Sought Advice on ’74 Senate Run
[IMGCAP(1)] But for all his celebrity, Thompson, who died last month from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, may have had other political ambitions that few people knew about.
Cuellar Drawing Two Primary Foes
Rodriguez has kept his campaign account open though he raised no money for it from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31.
Murphy Departs
[IMGCAP(1)] Garin, a partner in the polling firm Garin-Hart-Yang Research, has established himself as the go-to guy on Social Security.
Budget Chairs Sharpen Knives for Cutting Season
[IMGCAP(1)] But trying to adhere to President Bush’s relatively austere $2.7 trillion budget and then turn it into legislative gold is going to take a lot more than political alchemy.
Members Aid Ellis’ Defense
Those candidates believe that TRMPAC’s spending doomed their races and are seeking more than $1 million in damages.
Turning Up the Heat on Burns
Last time around, Burns won a third term with only 51 percent of the vote against political neophyte Brian Schweitzer (D), despite outspending the farmer and rancher 2-to-1.
McCollum, Gutknecht on 2006 Senate Sidelines
It was in the field March 1-5, testing 503 likely voters with a 4.5 percent margin of error.
1990: A Year of Crime and Punishment
[IMGCAP(1)]On Jan. 31, 1990, Elizabeth Mastropierro, 22, and Rachel Frankel, 30, threw two buckets of their own blood on the East Front columns and steps.
Northup Shakes Up Staff
[IMGCAP(1)] Castellanos, also a native of Chula Vista, previously served in the office of the mayor of San Diego, Dick Murphy (R).
An Aging America Must Act Now
Today, it stands at 12.4 percent — that’s $1 out of every $8 earned. And still the program faces financial insolvency.
Bush Not Sharing ‘Dirty Little Secret’
“If we borrow $1-2 trillion to cover transition costs for personal savings accounts and make no changes to wage indexing, we will have borrowed trillions and will still confront more than $10 trillion