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[IMGCAP(1)] Clearly, Gore is keeping the decision close to his (eco-friendly, we’re sure) vest.
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Reid’s Moves on Iraq Resemble Mansfield’s Vietnam Tactics
[IMGCAP(1)] Many wondered what kind of broker Reid could be in negotiations with the House, President Bush and his own colleagues when he’s moving to the left of them all.
Money Rolls for Approps Democrats
The committees 12 leading Democrats opened the year by more than doubling their take during the same stretch in 2005, increasing their total haul from about $1 million then to more than $2.4 million
White House Slams Iraq ‘CR’
The White House is 0-for-1 on honesty.” Democrats, meanwhile, have not yet settled on a firm plan for the next bill.
FBI Raids Renzi Family Business; Congressman Leaves Intelligence Panel
Renzi’s most recent financial disclosure form lists the business as an asset belonging to his wife, Roberta, and valued at $1 million to $5 million.
Brasserie Beck Opening Soon
[IMGCAP(1)] While Marcel’s, the Foggy Bottom restaurant Wiedmaier named for his first son in 1999, is all lace, soft draperies, low lighting and white table cloths, Beck will offer a more boisterous
Greg Stevens, RIP
[IMGCAP(1)] “Greg was an incredible life force. He was brilliant. Courageous. Passionate. And no one had more integrity than Greg did.
It’s (Almost) Time to Enjoy the Great Outdoors
[IMGCAP(1)] The large patios at The Dubliner (520 N. Capitol St. NW) and Kelly’s Irish Times (14 F St. NW) are the only places with outdoor seating in the area at the moment.
Arena’s All-Star Benefit Is Monday
[IMGCAP(1)] This year the benefit will take place at the Mandarin Oriental hotel and will consist of a dinner, the play and the presentation of two awards: the American Voice Award, which will be
Who’ll Be GOP’s ‘Next Ronald Reagan’ in ‘08 Presidential Race?
[IMGCAP(1)] Conservatives pine for an heir to the legacy of Reagan, hoping to find a presidential hopeful to rally around in their effort to stop former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, former Massachusetts
Bloomberg Shouldn’t Rule Out ’08 Option if Parties Polarize
[IMGCAP(1)] Right now, there is still a strong possibility that it won’t be necessary for Bloomberg to mount an independent, third-party bid because both major parties have leading candidates who
Fred’s Fans
[IMGCAP(1)] Rep. Jeff Miller (Fla.) said if Thompson opts to run, “he will have a groundswell of support unlike any we’ve seen in years.” “He is a great man,” agreed Rep. David Davis (Tenn.).
Wulsin Hopes the Third Time’s a Charm in 2nd
Wulsin narrowly lost to Schmidt, 51 percent to 49 percent, in the Republican-leaning 2nd district despite being outspent by almost $1 million last year.
Longtime Grassley Aide Dies at Age 87
[IMGCAP(1)] During an April 16 Senate memorial tribute, Grassley described Burger, who was still on his payroll up to the time of her death, as the “rationale for eliminating mandatory retirement”
Serving Stupak
[IMGCAP(1)] Before joining Team Stupak, Welling worked for Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm (D) from 2003 to 2007.
Cough It Up
[IMGCAP(1)] Suddenly, it seems, everyone’s an M.D. At Charlie Palmer Steak on Monday night, Rep. Mike Thompson (D-Calif.) performed the Heimlich maneuver on a woman who was choking on her steak.
Hedge Bets on Sully
[IMGCAP(1)] Michael Sullivan, who served as a senior technology policy adviser to Sen.
Debate Over Motion to Recommit About Norms, Not Rules
[IMGCAP(1)] Let me start where I agree with them.
Up in ’10, Wasting No Time
He raised $587,000 from Jan. 1 to March 31 and ended last month with almost $1.1 million in the bank.
Big Art, Small Spaces
[IMGCAP(1)] Run by the Capitol Hill Art League, the gallery features about seven juried shows throughout the year, said CHAW’s Megan Cheek.