It’s Miller Time for Allen’s Re-election Campaign
McKenna’s term begins Feb. 1 and runs through the spring of 2006. Kentucky: Bluegrass Democrats have chosen an ethically challenged former state Representative to head up the party.
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Democrats Try to Bolster Image on Foreign Policy
Nearly $1 billion would be used to expand existing public diplomacy and education programs aimed at creating secular schools that would replace schools controlled by radical Islamists.
Burns Discounts Rumors That He Planned to Retire
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.
Does Rearranging Appropriations Panels Make Any Sense?
While the groups produced a wide array of possible budget cuts, the one reduction they all agreed on was to eliminate the president’s $1 billion Moon-Mars Initiative.
House Race Bloggers: So Little Knowledge, So Much Hot Air
[IMGCAP(1)] The first rule of blogging apparently is “All Opinions Are Equal,” with “Experience Doesn’t Matter” a close second.
Searching for Answers
“Rembrandt’s Late Religious Paintings” will be on view from Jan. 30 to May 1 in the National Gallery of Art’s West Building, before traveling to the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
Bush, Democrats Conspire to Hand Huge Debt to Kids
[IMGCAP(1)] But Bush has already passed on to future generations the cost of his tax cuts — $5.7 trillion over 20 years, if they are made permanent — and his Medicare prescription drug benefit.
Échappé
[IMGCAP(1)] Then he zeroed in on what he apparently thinks could be a real turn off to Red Staters: Emanuel’s history as — gasp! — a ballet dancer.
Measure to Limit Medals Gets No. 1 Billing
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Bob Matsui: Wonk, Fighter, and All-Around Great Guy
[IMGCAP(1)] I treasure that picture — but I treasure even more the photograph I received later.
Hayes Promotes One
[IMGCAP(1)] Allen Names New Deputy Chief. Virginia Sen. George Allen (R) announced this week that Tricia Pearson, 33, would be joining his staff as deputy chief of staff.
SSA Employees to Tell of Bush Pressure
The Senate Republican leadership identified Social Security reform as its No. 1 issue when it rolled out its legislative agenda earlier this week.
What America Thinks About Bush’s Call to Advance Democracy
[IMGCAP(1)] A Harris poll taken Jan. 11-16 found that 24 percent thought an elected government in Iraq would be a model that would help spread freedom.
Pollsters Shaping Social Security Debate
When given that information 40 percent of those polled approved of the Bush plan, a gain of 1 point from those initially in favor of the proposal.
Lives of Newfield and Troy Intersected at Times
[IMGCAP(1)] Troy was a disgraced Queens Democratic leader and city councilman who clawed his way back to respectability.
Shorter Lines
[IMGCAP(1)] The Democracy Begins At Home Act, introduced by Sen.
Democrats Should Heed Lessons of Blair’s Labor Party
[IMGCAP(1)] It’s difficult to dispute his argument when one looks at the strength of the Labor Party and the weakness of the opposition Conservative Party just a few months away from a national election
Rice, Gonzales Votes High on Hill Agenda This Week
[IMGCAP(1)] In fact, the mere request for nine hours of floor debate on Rice — with a vote scheduled on Wednesday — rankled Republicans, who had hoped to give Bush more than just new secretaries
Million Dollar Smile
[IMGCAP(1)] Coleman’s office called the dentist, Frank Milnar in St. Paul, Minn., and recently demanded that the photos be removed from the Web site.