Alito Energizes Right and Left
By the time White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card called Reid at 6:45 a.m. Monday, Reid had already heard through the media that Alito was getting the nod.
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Georgia Media Consultant Says Collins Owes Him $15K
Later, after attending an afternoon rally at Robbins Air Force Base, Cheney headlined a 6 p.m. fundraiser in Perry for Collins, who is trying to unseat Rep. Jim Marshall (D) next year.
H St. Martini Lounge Welcomes Its Neighbors
As part of the event, the lounge is offering complimentary hors d’oeuvres from 6 to 7 p.m., in addition to $5 fresh fruitini martinis all night.
Parks Statue Proposed for Statuary Hall
Parks, who died last Monday, was scheduled to lie in honor in the Rotunda beginning this past Sunday at 6 p.m. Her casket is on view from 7 to 10 a.m. today.
All Quiet on the Fitzie Front
The new talent was born Friday morning at Sibley Hospital, weighing in at 6 pounds, 14 ounces.
GOP Headaches Set to Multiply
The Coushattas were one of Abramoff’s top clients, paying him more than $6 million over three years for lobbying work.
Miers’ Withdrawal Throws Wrench Into Senate Calendar
The court won’t be reconvening again until a conference meeting on Jan. 6, with the first oral arguments of the new year slated to begin Monday, Jan. 9.
Lots of Treats in Store for Halloween
Washington Walks also sponsors “The Most Haunted Houses” at 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays.
Hill Residents Speak Out on River Plans
Leo Pinson, a Ward 6 resident, said he is concerned that many of the city’s residents will not be able to afford to live in the planned neighborhoods, which Brandes said are designed to be “high-end
Pelosi Allies Aim to Kill Remap Reform
In addition to the $7.2 million raised by No on 77, an additional $6 million has been raised by “Californians for Fair Representation — No on 77.”
House GOP Delays Vote on Budget Amendment
Republican leaders emerged from a meeting in Speaker Dennis Hastert’s (R-Ill.) office just after 6 p.m.
A Little Privacy, Please
Carving begins at 6 p.m., and designs must be complete by 8 p.m.
Indian Affairs Readies More Abramoff Subpoenas
The Coushattas were one of Abramoff’s most lucrative clients, paying him more than $6 million from 2001 to 2004 for lobbying work.
Lack of Progress on Proposed Hospital Arouses Frustration
According to Jan Eichhorn, president of The Ward 6 Democrats, the concerns voiced most often by residents of Ward 6, in which the proposed medical center would be built and which includes parts of
Volatility is the Order of the Day for 2006 Governors’ Elections
Democrats hope an early primary (June 6) will leave the party time to regroup. 3.
Take Your Pay
The Senate, by an astounding margin of 92-6, voted Tuesday to cancel this year’s COLA and save a grand total of $2 million. By comparison, Katrina expenses are due to top $100 billion.
Progress on the Riverfront
Andrew Altman resigned as chief executive of the Anacostia Waterfront Corp. on Oct. 6 to take a private sector job in New York.
Public Says Ethical Standards in Politics are Low — As Usual
In an Oct. 6-10 survey, 26 percent of respondents told Pew Research Center pollsters that George Bush would be a successful president in the long run, while 41 percent said he’d be an unsuccessful one.
Chambers Split Over COLAs
Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) as an amendment to the fiscal 2006 Transportation, Treasury, Housing and Urban Development, Judiciary and District of Columbia spending bill — passed 92-6 and drew broad support as a
North Carolina: Shuler’s Big Score: Fan Club Crosses State Lines
Federal Election Commission records show Ballance’s campaign committee transferred $25,000 to the DCCC on Sept. 6, 2004.