Bush ’04 Squeezes GOP 527s
Faced with a shortage of Republican donors, Conda said his group, Americans for Jobs and Growth, still hopes to raise as much as $6 million to run a “very good media campaign” in Michigan, Ohio and
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Thune Wants Daschle to OK Spending Cap
The poll of 400 likely GOP voters was conducted June 6-8 and had a 5 percent margin of error.
DSCC Outraised NRSC in May, But Lags in Cash
Smith and Bisbee tied for second place with 12 percent followed by DeWeese, who garnered support from 10 percent of those surveyed, Walberg, who had 8 percent, and DeRossett, who had only 6 percent
Anti-Poverty Group Honors Members
She spearheaded a bipartisan effort to increase funding for child care by $6 billion in the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Reauthorization bill, and has always been a “champion of more adequate
Seersucker Envy
WWE wrestler Chris Nowinksi, the 6-foot-5-inch, 270-pound, Harvard-educated nerd boy whom everyone loves to hate in the wrestling entertainment world, is the star of the Smack Down Your Vote effort
In Just a Week, Stu Finds Five Candidates He Actually Likes
Al Gore won it with 54 percent in 2000, and Ralph Nader drew a credible 6 percent as well. It’s difficult territory for any Republican. Sullivan is a low-key, extremely likable guy.
Barracks Row to Host Music Festival
The event wraps up at 6 p.m. For more information and a complete schedule of performances, go to dcarts.dc.gov or www.barracksrow.org.
Consultant’s Career: From Shrum to Thomas Jefferson
Mulvey says he “burned the midnight oil” to write the play, often working from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. only to come into work exhausted the next day.
Director Balances Art and Business
There, he helped erase the theater’s financial debt two years ahead of schedule and led its $6 million recovery after Tropical Storm Allison in 2001.
Pa.’s Gerlach Barely Known, Opponent’s Poll Reveals
It was in the field May 26 and 27 sampling 300 likely voters with a 6 percent margin of error.
Americans Eager for Transfer of Power, but Doubt It Will Happen
Only 6 percent said they would be worse off. And optimism in the poll was a bottom-up phenomenon.
Kissinger Scholar to Deliver Final Address Today at Library
-China Relations” at 6:30 p.m. today in the Mumford Room of the Library of Congress’ James Madison Building.
Electoral-College Reform Requires Change of Timing
The electors’ meeting should occur as few days as possible before the Jan. 6 Congressional counting date.
DCCC Sees ’04 ‘Trend’
“I have seen 5-, 6- and 7-point [generic ballot] leads evaporate,” said Gersh. “Never have I seen a double-digit lead last this long. It has a chance to be durable.”
Barton Kicks Off D.C. Push for Tauzin III
Melancon received 7 percent in the survey, with 6 percent going to Romero, 3 percent to state Rep. Damon Baldon (D) and 1 percent to Charmaine Caccioppi, a former aide to ex-Sen.
Kinder, Gentler ’80s? Kerry Up by Seven? Don’t Believe the Hype
Listening to the talking heads yearn for the “good old days” when Republicans and Democrats magically transformed into best friends after 6 p.m. made me wonder what universe they were from.
Roll Call Casualty List
Running for Senate 11 House: 5D, 6R Richard Burr (R-N.C.), 48, 5 terms Brad Carson (D-Okla.), 37, 2 terms Mac Collins (R-Ga.), 59, 6
To Fix Intelligence, Give CIA Chief More Authority
And while the CIA warned in the Aug. 6 Presidential Daily Briefing that that Osama bin Laden was “determined to strike in the U.S.,” the agency didn’t have information from the FBI suggesting that terrorist
Bush, Kerry Should Tell Us How They’d Fill Reagan’s Shoes
A Los Angeles Times poll last week gave Kerry a 7-point lead nationally in a two-man matchup — 51 percent to 44 percent — and a 6-point lead, 48-42, in a three-way race with Ralph Nader, who got
Bowles Accepts Burr’s Offer on Financing Race
Bowles, a former Clinton White House chief of staff, lost to Dole in 2002 after spending more than $6 million of his own money.