Show Opens Window to Darfur’s Pain
Accordingly, the WSP has invited all kinds of policymakers and interest groups to the opening reception at 6 p.m. Friday.
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Off-Year Shenanigans: What’s a Party Committee to Do?
In September, the Hartford Courant wrote that Dodd had collected nearly $6 million over the past two years from PACs and employees of finance-related firms.
Tauscher Officially Tapped for State Department Post
Updated: 6:35 p.m. Rep. Ellen Tauscher (D-Calif.) has officially been tapped for the State Department post she has been publicly expecting for the past seven weeks.
A High-Stakes Poker Game: Fighting Over Online Gaming
“Poker play alone for U.S. customers is more than $6 billion and it’s totally unregulated,— said Jones, senior vice president for communications and government relations for the company.
Sessions Is in the Spotlight
Correction: May 6, 2009 The article incorrectly stated that Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) is a former judge.
Kemp: A Big Loss; SCOTUS Vacancy: A Big Opportunity
Warren and his colleagues understood the gravity of that decision for the social fabric of the country — and knew that if the decision were 5-4 or 6-3, it would exacerbate divisions in the country for
New Hampshire: Guinta to Run Against Shea-Porter in 2010
The survey of 261 district adults April 13-22 had a margin of error of 6 points. Shea-Porter first won the seat in 2006, when she defeated then-Rep. Jeb Bradley (R) in an upset victory.
Sessions, Grassley in Sync’ on Judiciary Ranking Membership
Updated 6:47 p.m. Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) said Monday that he and Sen.
New York: Polls Continue to Show Gillibrand Vulnerable
That poll of 285 registered Republicans had a 6-point margin of error.
The Player From Chicago
— Brackett handed in her book March 6, after Blagojevich’s removal from office.
Will Herseth Sandlin Gamble on a Gubernatorial Run?
— Correction: May 6, 2009 The article incorrectly stated Sen. John Thune’s (R-S.D.) party affiliation.
Former N.Y. Rep. Kemp Loses Battle With Cancer
Updated: May 6, 2:12 p.m.
Hideaway Redistricting in Full Tilt
Biden was No. 6. Compare that with the 110th Congress, when the only Senator in the top 20 who left was Paul Sarbanes (D-Md.).
One-Time VP Candidate Jack Kemp Dies
“Jack Kemp passed away peacefully shortly after 6 o’clock this evening, surrounded by the love of his family and pastor, and believing with Isaiah, ‘My strength and my courage is the Lord.’
Heard on the Hill: Too Hot for TV?
— The Families for ED Advertising Decency Act would prohibit radio or TV ads promoting erectile dysfunction treatment from airing between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m.
Softball Is All for Fun, but Winning’s Nice, Too
In 2008, Well Swung (just one of the many cleverly named teams) won the Senate league and subsequently defeated the House champion Blue Pups, 17-6, to win the King of the Hill trophy.
Paul Ryan to Chair GOP Fundraising Dinner
Sessions (Texas) praised the fundraising efforts of Members so far in the cycle, revealing that just two House GOPers did not contribute to the party’s March fundraising dinner, which raised more than $6
Fixing Health Care Won’t Be Easy, But It Can Be Done
Peck, director of the university’s Center for Health Policy, and another will be held May 6 at the University of California-San Francisco and hosted by Dr. Stephen L.
Bishop Rings Up Big Legal Bill
In an interview with the Associated Press on March 6, Bankhead said the state agency is conducting “a preliminary review to see whether there would be a violation of Georgia’s laws concerning a misappropriation
Watchdog Groups Want Ethics Panel Probe of PMA Ties
Updated: April 25, 6:04 p.m.Democracy 21 and other good-government groups are expected to ask the House ethics committee next week for an investigation into lawmakers with close ties to defunct lobbying