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Bush in the race for the GOP presidential nomination when he clobbered the Texan 49 percent to 30 percent in New Hampshire, winning registered Republicans by just 6 points (44 percent to 38 percent), but
hires and promotions in the whip operation include: Chief of Staff Kyle Simmons, Floor Counsel Brian Lewis, Policy Director Michael Solon and Legal Counsel John Abegg (See “Whipping GOP Into Shape,” Jan. 6)
He is also planning to speak to Members when they return to Washington on Jan. 27 and at a follow-up session at the GOP House retreat set for Feb. 6-8 at the Greenbrier resort in West Virginia.
The reading, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. in the Mumford Room of the James Madison Building, will feature Korean-American poets Yearn Hong Choi and Haengja Kim reading their own work, along with a presentation
The Californian spoke to the Caucus on Jan. 6, telling Democrats, “This is a different world and we need to look to Members for a significant part of the DCCC fundraising,” according to a source
The money came at a time when lawmakers were dumping funds from the nonfederal arms of their leadership PACs in preparation for the new campaign finance law, which went into effect Nov. 6.
plan would give state and local governments $10 billion to cover homeland security costs; $5 billion for highway and infrastructure construction; $10 billion for Medicaid expenses; and an additional $6
In the days leading up to Nov. 6, when the soft-money ban took effect, the House and Senate Republican campaign committees scrambled to give away millions in soft money they had not used.
Carroll Gibbs, author of “Black, Copper & Bright: The District of Columbia’s Black Civil War Regiment,” is scheduled to speak to the organization at 6 p.m. tonight in Room 1302 of the Longworth
Bush carried the state with 56 percent of the vote in the 2000 presidential race, however, and Congressional Republicans outnumber their Democratic counterparts 7-6.