Paul in Peril?
But he has been raising millions for his presidential bid — including $6 million in just one day this week — and federal regulations allow Paul to spend that money on a Congressional bid if he so chooses
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Huckabee Gains In California, Florida; Obama Slices Clinton’s California Lead
Riding a huge surge of conservative support, Huckabee has gained 6 points in the last two weeks and now trails Giuliani by only 29 percent to 24% percent, just slightly above the poll’s 4.8 margin of error
Longer Recess
The bill had 227 co-sponsors and passed the House in a 398-6 vote on Nov. 13. Senators approved a companion measure introduced by Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) in a voice vote two days later.
Wells Unveils Parking Plan
And visitors from outside Ward 6 who voyage off the main drags for parking would not escape meters.
Huckabee Surges Ahead In S.C.; Obama-Clinton Now “Toss-Up” in N.H.
Romney’s showing was a major improvement of his 6 percent standing in the previous survey. John McCain fell from 21 percent to 13 percent and Ron Paul improved from 2 percent to 11 percent.
Photos Document Endangered Icebergs
Waleed Abdalati, manager of NASA’s Cryospheric Sciences Program, will also give a free lecture, “Rapid Changes in Polar Ice Cover: What Happens There Matters Here,” on Feb. 26 at 6 p.m. in Room 100 of
Youth Club Weighs Redevelopment Plans
A community meeting will be held at the Eastern Branch at 6 p.m. on Tuesday to discuss redevelopment options.
Bush Approval Ratings Up Slightly, But View Of Congress Remains Sour
Read the full Gallup Poll A new Gallup Poll, conducted Dec. 6-9, finds 37 percent of Americans approving of the job George W.
A Lukewarm Welcome
Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D) told residents “this is [us] doing our part for hypothermia this year.”
Democrats Tout Green Achievements
Boehner’s staff has hit the greening project hard in recent weeks, most notably in a Nov. 6 talking points memo that labeled the initiative as a waste of money.
Jefferson Asks to Push Back Trial
Candidates for next year’s Congressional election in Louisiana are required to file their candidacy papers July 9-11, and the party primaries are scheduled for Sept. 6.
Department of Defense Bars Gitmo Lawyer From Testifying
In an interview, Davis said he first heard that his bosses would issue an order barring him from testifying from Feinstein’s counsel on Dec. 6.
Huckabee Now In Virtual Tie Nationally With Giuliani
John McCain at 12 percent, Fred Thompson of Tennessee at 10 percent, Ron Paul at 6 percent, Duncan Hunter at 2 percent and Tom Tancredo at 1 percent.
Iraq, Economy, Healthcare, Immigration Top Vote Issues
Between 3% and 6% of Americans mention homeland security or military defense, taxes, the honesty and integrity of the candidate, abortion, domestic issues, Social Security reform, and international affairs
Lobbyists Debut At Bottom Of Honesty And Ethics List
Lobbyists, car salesmen (5%), and advertising practitioners (6%) are the lowest-rated professions. Nurses, typically the top-rated profession each year, again get the highest ratings.
Virginia: Forgit and Wittman Face Off in Va. Special
Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. — John McArdle
Versace’s Departure Shakes Up Illinois’ 18th District Race
Although interpretations of the new law vary, according to the Illinois State Board of Elections, Dec. 6 marked the last day hopefuls could file to be a write-in candidate.
New Ethics Office Doesn’t Need Subpoena Power
Meredith McGehee’s Dec. 6 Guest Observer (“Why Subpoena Power is Key to Real Ethics Reform”) argues that without subpoena power, the new Office of Congressional Ethics proposed by Rep.
Texas: Cuellar Poll Shows He Should Win Primary
Cuellar’s internal poll, which was conducted Nov. 1-6 by the Democratic polling firm Myers Research/Strategic Services LLC, also found his personal and job-approval ratings to be high.
Huckabee Takes Big Iowa Lead; Obama Edges Ahead Of Clinton
Iowa: Rudy Giuliani, who dropped from 15 percent in the last survey to 9 percent in the current one; Fred Thompson, who fell from 16 percent to 10 percent; and John McCain, who slipped from 7 percent to 6