Expect Mideast Foes of Freedom to Stage Violent Counterattacks
In 2002, two men were convicted in North Carolina of smuggling cigarettes to raise funds for Hezbollah.
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Ethics Panel Faces Organizational Fight
Bob Ney (R-Ohio) and Tom Feeney (R-Fla.) in 2002 and 2003.
McCain Won’t Target Members
As Roll Call and reported last Wednesday, Burns and his political committees received at least $134,000 in contributions from Abramoff and his tribal clients in 2001 and 2002, during which he had
Will He Pitch for the Orioles Too?
Pat Waak, an unsuccessful 2002 Congressional candidate, squeaked past Gates by three votes.
Allard Pressured on Term-Limit Pledge
p> Colorado Democratic operative Mike Stratton called the early proclamation by Udall “the kind of thing that helps clear the field so he is not in a situation [like he was] with [Tom] Strickland in 2002
A House Race That’s Three Years Off
On the Republican side, Colorado Commissioner of Higher Education Rick O’Donnell, the runner-up to Beauprez in the 2002 GOP primary, is almost certain to run in the 7th if the Congressman moves
Poet Laureate to Lead Discussion With Folk Icon John Prine
His book of essays titled “Local Wonders: Seasons in the Bohemian Alps” was chosen as the Best Book Written by a Midwestern Writer for 2002 by Friends of American Writers.
Baucus Hires New Counsel
Corinne Wood’s (R) 2002 gubernatorial campaign.
Democrats in No Hurry on Reform
that assumption is that if Democrats do not develop a plan of their own to fix Social Security they could once again face the tag of “obstructionist” — a label that hurt them at the ballot box in the 2002
Panel Mulls Life After 527s
likely come to look more and more like the old soft money,” and with that comes the “nexus of reciprocity” that made soft money so infamous before the enactment of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act in 2002
Members Aid Ellis’ Defense
TRMPAC was instrumental in the GOP’s successful effort in 2002 to take back control of the Texas state House for the first time since Reconstruction — a move that opened the door to Republican redistricting
Early in Cycle, Israel Pays Full Party Dues
The New York lawmaker, who sits on the exclusive Financial Services Committee, paid $140,000 in dues over the course of the 2002-04 cycle, surpassing his $100,000 requirement.
McCollum, Gutknecht on 2006 Senate Sidelines
In his 2002 victory over then-Sen. Jean Carnahan (D), Talent raised and spent more than $8 million. Carnahan outspent him by $4 million.
Cuellar Drawing Two Primary Foes
Henry Bonilla (R) in the 23rd district in 2002, Cuellar decided to challenge Rodriguez in the 28th district after a 2003 Republican-led redistricting moved much of his Laredo base into the Democratic incumbent
Turning Up the Heat on Burns
Additionally, Abramoff and lobbyists and tribes associated with him donated $137,000 to Burns between 2000 and 2002, and some aides bounced between Burns’ staff and Abramoff’s former lobbying firm.
U.S. Has Scored Bipartisan Successes in War for Colombia
If Pastrana was Carter, then Uribe was Ronald Reagan, running in 2002 on a platform of law, order and authority. His campaign slogan was “Firm Hand, Big Heart.”
Groups Opposing Bill on 527s Prepare for Hearing
Despite voting against the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act in 2002, Lott said the role 527s played in the 2004 elections prompted him to join Feingold, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Reps.
InfoCision Fights Calling Rules
But while InfoCision received a gold medal from the DMA for its 2002 fundraising program for the NRCC — an effort that generated more than $2.5 million in gross revenue for the committee — the firm
Q&A: ‘This Is the Year’
In his 2002 bid to succeed Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-S.C.), Graham was hammered by Democrats for supporting an outlandish idea: individual investment accounts within the system.
Mollohan Hits Rules Changes
Abramoff, who asked Ney to include a provision in an election-reform bill in 2002 to benefit the Tigua Tribe of El Paso, Texas, never registered as a lobbyist for the Tiguas.