Not the Chairman of Vice
[IMGCAP(1)] Now that he has a role in all aspects of the DSCC’s operation this cycle, including candidate recruitment, strategy, fundraising, and stumping for Democratic candidates, Menendez must
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Matsui Names Her Chief
[IMGCAP(1)] Prior to assuming her new post, Eddy worked as senior director of government affairs for the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Democrats Need to Get Moving on Continuity Issues
[IMGCAP(1)] Such a suitcase bomb could obliterate a six-square-block area in Washington, meaning two could eliminate the Capitol, its environs, the White House and most of the executive agencies.
Sen. Tube Fixer
[IMGCAP(1)] The Senator’s tale of technological derring-do started when the office’s real IT guy, Matt Payne-Funk, was doing some remote maintenance on the office e-mail server on Saturday and accidentally
Curtain Call
[IMGCAP(1)] The folks at the Shakespeare Theatre Co. found out firsthand earlier this month as they prepared to stage their annual “Will on the Hill” program, an annual charity event featuring theatrical
It’s Curtains for Congress
[IMGCAP(1)] Having been in the drapery trade for more than 24 years, Swan has worked for others in privately owned drapery businesses and owned such businesses as well.
A Paper Loss
[IMGCAP(1)] The sources said they did not know if Duggan was asked — or forced — to resign.
CVC Executive Stepping Down
[IMGCAP(1)] Doug Jacobs took over as project executive when Hixon retired at the end of March after three years in the post.
Bush Offers Conservatives a Present — Vetoes
[IMGCAP(1)] But they do have one cause to rally around — Bush’s newly invigorated veto pen.
State of Change
changed stances publicly — including Erle Johnston, who led efforts to revoke Tougaloo College’s accreditation because of civil rights activities on campus, and John Satterfield, dubbed the nation’s No. 1
Can Giuliani’s Position on Choice Embolden GOP Moderates?
[IMGCAP(1)] Republican primary activists will be watching to determine whether Giuliani’s new position — favoring “reasonable restrictions on abortion such as parental notification with a judicial
California: Schipske Ships Out of Special House Election
Steve Horn (R) by just 1 point.
Bueller? Bueller?
[IMGCAP(1)] Under new House rules, all staffers and Members have to attend an annual ethics training session, in which they are reminded of the finer points of the all-important new ethics rules (
AIA Critical of Architect Search Process
“We’ve heard that their No. 1 criteria is someone with managerial experience, regardless of what their other professional expertise is,” said Paul Mendelsohn, AIA vice president of government and
Democrats Can’t Start a Fire Without a Sparks
[IMGCAP(1)] They know Rep. Artur Davis (D), a rising star in Congress and a potential statewide candidate sometime in the future. There’s Rep.
After the ‘Wilderness,’ Lott Settling Into Role
“Trent was someone who was the No. 1 and now is the No. 2,” noted Sen. John Ensign (Nev.), chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
Scenic Overlook
[IMGCAP(1)]There are countless vantage points from which you can see the Capitol, but your task this week is to identify this spot.
Bilirakis Gets the OK
[IMGCAP(1)] “I am elated to hear of Gus’s appointment to the Foreign Affairs Committee.
Senate Water Resources Bill Adds Earmarks, Again
The WRDA bill is the first in the Senate to attempt to comply with the earmark reforms in S.1, the ethics bill that has passed the Senate but is awaiting conference with the House.
‘Dedicated’ Rangel Staffer Swygert, 57, Dies
[IMGCAP(1)] “She worked so late and worked so long, and we used to tease each other as to who is going to outdo whom in staying here because she was just that dedicated,” Rangel said.