Pulling the Plug on Public Financing
Ballance was elected to the House in 2002, and resigned in May 2004, saying he was suffering from a neuromuscular disease.
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Ohio Members in Remap Fight
of Congress could raise unlimited amounts of soft money in support of state initiatives, despite the supposed ban on lawmakers raising such funds imposed by the McCain-Feingold bill that became law in 2002
DeLay Asks Judge to Dismiss Later Indictment
Earle’s case centers on a $190,000 soft-money donation made in 2002 by Texans for a Republican Majority political action committee, a committee created by DeLay, to an arm of the Republican National
Judging Moore
Jo Bonner (R-Ala.) said of Riley, who served in the House for six years before winning the governorship in 2002.
Bing Is Minority’s Odd Man Inside
In the 2002 cycle, just before such unlimited donations were outlawed for national party committees, Bing gave $8 million to the Democratic National Committee.
Warner Won’t Retreat in Battle Over Defense Bill
In 2001 and 2002, under then-Chairman Joseph Biden (D-Del.), the panel pushed a bill through the Senate and to the president’s desk. The panel’s record was also spotty during the 1990s.
GPO Seeks Radical Overhaul
It’s a process that when he joined the GPO in November 2002 Public Printer Bruce James said would take three to five years. But the GPO can’t accomplish these major transformations on its own.
GOP Governors Thrive in Northeast, Despite Regional Trendlines
In Rhode Island, Carcieri had the good fortune of running against Myrth York in 2002; she had been the losing Democratic nominee not once but twice before.
Judiciary Will Hold Hearing on Flanigan’s Ties to Abramoff
Flanigan, who served as Attorney General Alberto Gonzales’ top deputy while Gonzales was at the White House, has been general counsel at Tyco since 2002.
Ellis, Colyandro Deny Cooperation With Earle
Both organizations were created by DeLay, and Earle is investigating a $190,000 soft-money donation by TRMPAC to an arm of the Republican National Committee in September 2002.
In Small States, Close Ties Often Trump Bitter Partisanship
In 2002, then-Rep. John Thune (R-S.D.), under intense pressure from the Bush White House, decided to skip a cakewalk of a governor’s race and instead challenge Sen. Tim Johnson (D-S.D.).
Car Accident Kills Former Hill Staffer Sarah Rosen, 28
A true-blue Democrat, Rosen arrived on Capitol Hill in late 2002 as a press secretary to Rep. Sam Farr (D-Calif.) and later served as communications director to Rep. Jane Harman (D-Calif.).
Despite Outreach, Bush Lost Black Goodwill Even Before Katrina
In the 2002 poll, that proportion rose to 41 percent; in 2003, it was 32 percent; and in 2004 and 2005, it tumbled to 16 percent.
Pelosi Presses Hastert on Ethics Investigations
Tom DeLay (R-Texas) — who stepped down from the GOP leadership last week after being indicted for his role in the 2002 Texas legislative races — has asked the ethics committee on his own to look into whether
Louisiana: Consultant Tries to Set Record Straight on Memo
Bengur, who currently is treasurer of the Maryland Democratic Party, unsuccessfully sought the Democratic nomination in the neighboring 2nd district in 2002.
Allard’s Announcement
Another Littleton native, Smith earned his J.D. from the University of Colorado in 2002.
DeLay Faces Battle On Many Fronts
Earle is abusing the power of his office to exact personal revenge for the role I played in the Texas Republican legislative campaign in 2002 and my advocacy for a new, fair and constitutional Congressional
No More Delays
DeLay accepted travel paid for by indicted lobbyist Jack Abramoff — have nothing to do with the charges that he conspired with others to funnel illegal corporate money to state legislative candidates in 2002
Pharmacy Adversaries Do Battle … Again
The FTC report concluded that, “in 2002 and 2003, prescription drug plan sponsors generally paid lower prices for drugs purchased through PBM-owned mail-order pharmacies than for drugs purchased
GOP Hopes Political Damage Will Be Minimal
DeLay’s difficulties in some ways stem from his successful attempt to elect more Republican state legislators in 2002 — and then change Texas’ Congressional boundaries in time for the 2004 elections.