Nader’s Nadir: Despite Early Polls, It’s Over for Ralph
In early April 2000, a Zogby poll showed Nader drawing 6 percent of the vote.
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Welfare Impasse Is a Tragic Case of Partisan Posing
The pending reauthorization bill would increase women’s work requirements, but the Senate — by an overwhelming 78-20 vote Tuesday — added $6 billion over five years to make sure that an additional
DSCC Climbing Back With $6 Million in Bank
Just two months removed from a net balance of zero, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee will show a cash balance of $6 million in its April quarterly report.
S.C. Democratic Nominee Tiptoes Between Voters, D.C. Donors
But in order to raise the $6 million to $8 million necessary for her to remain financially competitive, Tenenbaum must look to national Democratic groups to whom her positions on partial birth abortion
DDOT to Hold Final H Street Meeting
months of work and public consultations, the District Department of Transportation will convene the final community meeting for the H Street Northeast Corridor Streetscape and Transportation Study at 6:
NRSC Readies Spoils
The National Republican Congressional Committee used the ruling to create the “Kentucky-6 Republican General Election Committee” to raise money for the party’s nominee in the state’s special House
Roll Call Casualty List
Running for Senate 12 House: 5D, 7R Richard Burr (R-N.C.), 48, 5 terms Brad Carson (D-Okla.), 37, 2 terms Mac Collins (R-Ga.), 59, 6
Capitol Safety
The event will begin at 6:30 p.m. with a reception in Union Station’s East Hall. — Jennifer Yachnin and John McArdle
Senate Welfare Debate May Spark Fireworks
that GOP hopes that Snowe’s efforts would mute the Democratic opposition to the bill will not materialize, given that Democrats would like to see even more money for child care than Snowe’s proposed $6
Conservative Takes On Kolbe in Ariz. GOP Primary
The survey had a 7 percent margin of error in the Republican primary and a 6 percent error margin in the Democratic primary. — Lauren W.
Higher Fines Would Bring Cleaner Airwaves
Using public-owned airwaves comes with the responsibility to follow the FCC decency standards that apply to programming that airs during the family hours of 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. — the likeliest times that
Ford’s Begins Run of ‘Children of Eden’
They will be held April 15, 22 and 29 and May 6, 13, 20 and 27. For more information on these workshops, call (202) 638-2367. “Children of Eden” runs through June 6 at Ford’s, 511 10th St. NW.
Festival Ready to Blossom
Other wrestlers will offer demonstrations and exhibitions that day between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. at Pennsylvania Avenue and 12th Street Northwest.
The HotPlate: Get Your Cherry Fix
Part of the National Cherry Blossom Festival, the third annual sushi and sake tasting will be held from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
March Madness for Members
Republicans lead the overall series 6-4, drubbing the Democrats 59-35 in 2002 and 54-23 in 2000 to take the lead.
Summer House Repairs Set to Begin
With winter coming to an end, the Architect of the Capitol is preparing to repair 6-month-old damage to the Capitol’s Summer House.
NRCC Maintains Financial Edge
Much of the DSCC’s spending went to paying off the final $1.7 million of a $6 million bank note taken out at the end of last cycle.
No Argument: Democrats Adopting the ‘Python’ Strategy
“Bush fully funded the No Child Left Behind Act, quadrupling Bill Clinton’s $6 billion education budget increase (over eight years) to $25 billion in just three years.” “No, he didn’t.”
Budget Battle Heads to Floor
Nussle will brief the Whip team at tonight’s regularly scheduled 5:30 meeting and will then huddle with his fellow chairmen at 6 p.m.
IDAHO: Crapo Close to Getting Free Pass for 2nd Term
While Houghton has not said when in April he plans to make his announcement, WXXI theorized that it could be on April 6, when he is next scheduled to make public appearances in his hometown, Corning