Allen Taps Wadhams as Chief of Staff
He managed the 1996 and 2002 campaigns of Wayne Allard (R-Colo.) and the 2000 race of Montana Sen. Conrad Burns (R) among others.
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Long-Embattled Judge Pickering Retires
At the second hearing, in February 2002, Democrats pounced on a series of allegations relating to racial insensitivity by Pickering, focusing on a case from the early 1990s when Pickering pushed
Retiring Sen. Miller to Join McKenna, Long & Aldridge
Though Miller says he will always remain a Democrat, he stopped caucusing with Democrats after the 2002 elections, then later wrote a book excoriating his national party and campaigned aggressively
Ney, Abramoff Have Long Ties
He’s going to do Tigua,” Abramoff wrote to Scanlon in a March 20, 2002, e-mail released by the Senate Indian Affairs Committee.
Clinton Advisers Focus on ’06 First
Clinton also has allies at the Center for American Progress, the progressive think tank formed after the 2002 elections by John Podesta, former chief of staff to President Bill Clinton.
Kilgore Puts Campaign Team in Place for ’05 Run
John Warner’s 2002 re-election and, most recently, as executive director of President Bush’s re-election campaign in Virginia.
What Happened With Continuity, and Why
In March 2002, six months after 9/11, a bipartisan group of lawmakers led by Rep.
Thune Rumor Dispelled
“It’s no secret that there are those who were involved in the 2002 and 2004 elections who hate John Thune. That hatred is running amok,” Wadhams said. Outlaw.
Command Vehicle Taken Out of Service
According to Moran, a review of the mobile command unit, purchased by the department in June 2002, showed the chassis separating from the vehicle’s body.
Renewable Energy Is Available Now
study illustrates how blending ethanol with gasoline at a 10 percent level will reduce the retail price of conventional regular gasoline by 5 percent, or 6.6 cents per gallon based on national average 2002
Frost Taking DNC Case to Members
Shortly after the 2002 election, Frost ran an abbreviated campaign for House Minority Leader but dropped out when it became clear that Pelosi had the votes.
A Reality Check as Obama-Mania Hits the Media
When I first met him in October 2002, I knew that the then-state Senator was a quality candidate. He was smart, articulate, personable and politically savvy.
Many Await Fat Pension Payouts
In fiscal 2002, there were 411 former Members receiving pensions — 340 who retired under the CSRS and 71 retired under FERS — and convicts are no exception to the rule.
Centrist Democrats Mull Role
As several moderate Senate Democrats gear up for potentially tough re-election fights in 2006, they are looking to lessons learned in 2002 and 2004 when deciding how much they should work with, and against
Earlier Term-Limit Talk Clouds Kyl’s 2006 Plans
First elected in an open-seat race in 2002, Napolitano has high popularity ratings and is seen as a rising star on the national stage for Democrats.
Bonilla: A ‘Quiet Giant’
“Henry damn nearly lost his race to a Hispanic,” said one Republican House Member, referring to Bonilla’s 2002 narrower-than-expected, 52 percent to 47 percent victory over Democrat Henry Cuellar
Work to Begin on Church Coffee Shop
The National Community Church, which holds Sunday services in movie theaters at Union Station and Ballston Common Mall in Arlington, Va., purchased the land for the coffee shop in February 2002,
Filner Fills LD Position
In 2002 he received an advanced law degree from Georgetown University. Hoffmeister is not the only member of his family working on the Hill; his wife serves as legislative counsel to Sen.
Tauzin’s Treasury Fueled by PACs and the NRCC
Though the district has been represented by Democrats for the past several decades, the Republican candidates for Senate in 1996 and 2002 carried it.
Branding
Ficker, who spent a term as a state Senator from 1978 to 1982, ran unsuccessfully for the House in 2004, for the state Senate in 2002 and for the U.S. Senate in 2000. Change Agent.