Leaders Vow Quick Reopening
Between 40 and 50 individuals, including more than a dozen Capitol Police officers, who were on the Dirksen Building’s fourth floor around 6:30 p.m.
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Running for Senate 10 House: 3D, 7R Richard Burr (R-N.C.), 48, 5 terms Brad Carson (D-Okla.), 36, 2 terms Mac Collins (R-Ga.), 59, 6
Kerry, et al. in the South: Gone to the Dogs
6. “A dog.” Of inferior quality. Not a good product. This could apply to some of the positions these candidates have taken on the war, and all of the positions they have taken on taxes.
DSCC Turns to Mantz as New Finance Chief
The DSCC began the year roughly $6 million behind the National Republican Senatorial Committee in cash on hand despite raising just $3 million less during the course of 2003.
Polls Show Kerry Outside Mainstream on Major Issues
By a margin of 65 percent to 30 percent, voters told another Pew survey Jan. 6-11 that they supported Bush’s decision to use military force in Iraq; likewise in an ABC News/Washington Post poll Jan
Frist PAC Tops $2.4M in 2003
Just 6 percent of Volunteer PAC’s contributions came from donations of less than $200.
A Real-Life Adventure
A boat builder from the start, Pollack decided at age 6 — after some less than successful experimenting — that he would one day build a boat out of wine corks.
Land of Mystery
The poll, conducted Jan. 6-11, had a 5 percent margin of error. Observers admit that Hull’s deep pockets remain one of the biggest question marks in the race.
Roll Call Casualty List
Running for Senate 10 House: 3D, 7R Richard Burr (R-N.C.), 48, 5 terms Brad Carson (D-Okla.), 36, 2 terms Mac Collins (R-Ga.), 59, 6
Corzine Memo: 2003 Was Tough ‘Transition’
The NRSC brought in $26 million in 2003 — $3 million more than the DSCC — but ended the year with $8.6 million in the bank, $6 million more than Senate Democrats. The NRSC has no debt.
House Rejects Protection Defense
that case, the Senate Chief Counsel for Employment essentially argued that the portion of the CAA that allows staffers to take their employers to court is unconstitutional because Article I, Section 6
Results Gallery Hosts ‘Mardi Gras’ Exhibit
An opening reception for the exhibit will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Feb. 4. The show is free and open to the public seven days a week during gym hours. Results is located at 315 G St. SE.
Kerry’s Backers Turn Up Heat
Howard Dean was in third with 6 percent support. In Arizona, Rep.
Cemetery Group May Seek $4 Million
National Mall Initiative Launched “The National Mall: The Next 100 Years, An Initiative for a Mall Conservancy,” will convene tonight from 6-8 p.m. in Room 113 of George Washington University
DSCC Showcase Opens Today
The candidates then will appear at a “meet and greet” from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. with the DSCC’s Majority Trust donors — those who have contributed $25,000 and more to the committee.
GOP Retreat Will Help Set Agenda
The survey queried 1,000 adults Jan. 5-6, with a 3 percent margin of error.
Transit Plans in Motion
first two circulator bus routes, which would run from Union Station to Georgetown and the developing Southwest waterfront to the Convention Center, would be $10 million with an annual operating cost of $6
SOUTH DAKOTA: Without Naming Him, Thune Rips Daschle
Tim Johnson (D), Thune spent roughly $6 million. He lost that race by 524 votes.
Roll Call Casualty List
Running for Senate 10 House: 3D, 7R Richard Burr (R-N.C.), 48, 5 terms Brad Carson (D-Okla.), 36, 2 terms Mac Collins (R-Ga.), 59, 6
An Officer and a Congressman?
He now lives in Greer, S.C., with his wife, Kim, and their three children— Drew, 6, Jack, 3, and Michaela Grace, 1 month. Wittman says he ended up in Washington, D.C., by chance.