DSCC Expects Murray to Juggle Duties
The Conference is indebted to Murray for accepting a second run at the DSCC — she was chairwoman in 2002 — after Reid failed to persuade anyone else available to take the job.
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Obscure Caucus: Members Who Dodge the Spotlight
(in alphabetical order): Jerry Costello (D-Ill.) 12th full term 2010 re-election: 60 percent Despite receiving some bad press for a phone call to the Illinois secretary of state in 2002
Murray Quietly Ascends in Leadership Roles
When Murray last ran the DSCC in 2002, Democrats lost the majority, and the party is in danger of a repeat next year.
Weprin Faces Tough Road to Victory in Big Apple
Turner retired from active management as a television executive in 2002 and said he had spent the subsequent years managing his personal business affairs and spending time with his family — including
Capitol Evacuated After Earthquake
The last time either chamber convened outside the Capitol was for a joint special meeting at Federal Hall in New York City on Sept. 6, 2002, to commemorate the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Sean Penn Campaigning for California House Candidate
Solomon traveled with Penn, who used to live in the area, to Baghdad in December 2002 to encourage alternatives to war.
Republicans Ponder Putting New California Map to the Voters
Since the 2002 elections, only one House seat has changed party control — the northern California seat that Rep. Jerry McNerney (D) won in 2006 by unseating then-Rep. Richard Pombo (R).
Perry Mixes Discipline, Savvy Skill
“There are many attributes about Rick Perry that everyone seems to continually underestimate,” said Luis Saenz, campaign manager for the governor’s 2006 re-election and his deputy campaign manager in 2002
Tenure as State Senator Primed Bachmann for National Role
next two years she and Pawlenty served together in the Legislature, although they had little relationship since by that point he had risen to become House Majority Leader and was running for governor in 2002
Heard on the Hill: Not Horsing Around
In 2002, Traficant was convicted of 10 felony counts, including one count of making aides perform chores on his farm.
Lord Clarke: Ambassador Butler’s Camp Ashraf Plan Is Positively Dangerous
The political organization to which the people of Ashraf belong, the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran or MEK, was the first in 2002 to blow the lid on the ayatollahs’ clandestine nuclear weapons
Redrawing Lines May Go Past 2012
That’s what happened in 2005, when Georgia Republicans redrew the Congressional map put in place by Democrats in 2002.
Leo and Gaer: Combat Violent Extremism in Pakistan by Protecting Religious Freedom
Such a designation, which the commission has sought since 2002, would help the United States press Islamabad to undertake needed reforms.
Report: Walsh Owes Six Figures of Child Support
The child support battle has endured for nine years since Joe and Laura Walsh divorced in 2002. He has since remarried.
Pharmaceuticals: Partial Immunity
The first, enacted in 2002, required additional tracking of food and drugs.
Heard on the Hill: Lankford’s Struggle to ‘Stay Afloat’
According to Federal Election Commission rules, since 2002, it has been legal for candidates to pay themselves a salary out of their campaign as long as it doesn’t exceed the minimum annual salary
Perry’s Texas Turnaround Sets Stage for 2012 Bid
Perry, chairman of the Republican Governors Association, won his first full term as governor in 2002 and spent the next six years embroiled in a series of political challenges, beginning with the
McCotter Goes It Alone
Joan McCotter called to take issue with a March 2002 column by Roll Call contributing writer Stuart Rothenberg after he attributed the younger McCotter’s success to her.
Salmon Gets ‘Tough’ Guy Endorsement
Salmon lost a gubernatorial bid in 2002.
Feingold Still Fights for Reform
John McCain (R-Ariz.), of the landmark 2002 ban on unlimited soft money donations, Feingold has emerged as the reform movement’s leading architect and spokesman.