Hoyer Outlines Plans for Gay Rights Legislation
Hoyer pointed out that when Republicans were in power they did not pass budgets in 1998, 2002, 2004 and 2006.
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Congressional Cemetery a Dog Heaven
Thanks in large part to the efforts of Crowley, an energy regulation consultant, and other neighborhood dog-walkers, the cemetery was moved in 2002 from the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s list
Hill Climbers: Small Office, Big Changes
Immediately after graduating from GW, where she earned a history degree in 2002, Outterson leapt into a teaching stint with Teach for America. For two years, Outterson taught second-graders in St.
Likeable EAC Nominee Still Faces Politics
The 2002 law created the EAC to help set guidelines for elections agency officials across the country, just as the reform community was locked in legal challenges with McConnell over the Bipartisan Campaign
Turnout in Virginia, N.J. Could Be a Big Problem for Democrats
Sometimes, the midterm turnout is only slightly below the gubernatorial years — as in 2002, when 2.1 million Garden State voters cast ballots for Senator, compared with 2001, when 2.2 million cast their
Court Upholds Soft Money’ Ban for Parties
District Court for the District of Columbia cited spending curbs outlined in the 2002 Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act — a law later challenged by now-Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) — and
RNC Tees Up Next Big Supreme Court Campaign Finance Case
District Court for the District of Columbia dismissed an RNC challenge to unlimited soft money bans, a key plank of the 2002 Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Act.
Court Upholds Soft Money Ban for Now
In its decision, the judges upheld spending curbs included in the 2002 Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act that cut off a one-time reliable revenue source for party committees: unregulated financial help from
Is the Time Ripe for Third-Party and Independent Bids?
Cahill, initially elected in 2002 and reelected four years later, ran and served as a Democrat until last year, when he switched his party affiliation to Independent.
Rokita Favored in Buyer Open Seat
Michael Young, who ran for the 4th district seat in 2002 but placed a distant third to Buyer and then-Rep. Brian Kerns, who ran against one another following redistricting.
Jaraczewski: Donors Need the Personal Touch From Democrats
I managed a DCCC targeted campaign in 2002 and I remember when then-Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) called my candidate on his cell phone to ask if he had received a contribution from a major union
Shank: Americans Find a Rash of Contradictions in Venezuela
That Chavez reduced poverty rates (those living on less than $2 a day) from 48 percent to 28 percent from 2002 to 2007 and reduced extreme poverty rates (those living on less than $1 a day) from 22 percent
Academics Judge The Values Divide
They co-wrote their first article in 2002, but this is the first book the two experienced authors have written together.
Forbes & Prentice: Stem-Cell Health Care Must Put the Patients First
The federal government has spent more than half a billion dollars on human embryonic stem-cell research since 2002, and funding for this controversial research has increased more than 40 percent since
Black GOP Candidates Gather, Seek Support
Republicans haven’t had a black Member in their Conference since 2002, when former Rep. J.C. Watts (Okla.) retired.
AIPAC Clout Challenged, but It Still Holds Sway
supported Obama in 2008, AIPAC has drawn staunch backing from socially conservative Christian GOP lawmakers such as former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (Texas), who addressed AIPAC conferences in 2002
Smith: Long-Term Future Looks Bleak for Republicans
Bush’s astonishing 2002 midterm victories.
How Irish-Americans Paved the Way on K Street
In 2002, she chaired the U.S.-Ireland Business Summit, which brought together representatives of Ireland, Northern Ireland and the U.S. to talk about the countries’ trade relationship.
Politics & Poker: History Dictates if the House Flips, the Senate Goes Too
Two years earlier, things went better for Republicans: they won six of the seven seats that we deemed “Tossups” a month before Election Day; in 2002, they won four of the six races we classified that way
Neuman: Why Republicans Should Support Student Loan Reform
She served in the Bush administration from 2002 to 2004.