EAC to Continue Pursuing Election Flaws
“This election has taken America a giant step forward,” said EAC Chairman DeForest Soaries.
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Schumer Tapped To Chair DSCC
His decision to take the DSCC job effectively rules out a run for governor in 2006, when three-term incumbent George Pataki (R) is expected to step down.
Edwards for DNC Chairman
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) and other potential Democratic hopefuls wouldn’t want that.
Kerry Huddles With Reid, Pelosi to Discuss DNC Pick
Current DNC Chairman Terry McAuliffe will formally step down at the first full meeting of the organization in February.
The New Members of the House
The win over Federer is simply the latest step in Carnahan’s lightning-fast political rise.
Reid Seeking to Succeed Daschle as Leader
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.), who is rumored to be eyeing a 2008 run for the White House.
Sen. Clinton Pitches In
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) is barnstorming the country and signing a flurry of fundraising letters in an 11th-hour effort to boost the war chests of Democratic Congressional candidates and the party’s
MSNBC Cans Luntz
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), not an also-ran but perhaps a will-run, also “got away,” he said. Splitsville. Rep.
Hastert Steps Up His Role With ‘Speaker’
Then-first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton “felt people are inherently greedy and can’t be trusted to make decisions for themselves.”
Washingtonienne Hits the Hill
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) and Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.) at their news conference about who-knows-what. This is nothing unusual.
WASHINGTON: Candidate Ross to Sign Off the Air on July 23
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) helped Murray rake in $400,000 at a Seattle luncheon last week, while Nethercutt is getting help from first lady Laura Bush at a July 12 reception in Washington, D.C.
GOP Raps Kerry, Surrogates
two-pronged strategy will rely heavily on House and Senate Members taking to the floor to highlight statements made by Kerry surrogates that — in the view of the GOP — paint the Democratic nominee as out of step
Both Parties Court Minority Vote
Trent Lott’s (Miss.) decision to step down as Republican leader in December 2002.
Dole Steps to the Fore
Chamber of Commerce is the latest example of how she is beginning to step back into the national spotlight — an arena she has largely shunned since being elected to fill the seat of retiring Sen.
Bush’s Blind Eye Offers Kerry Chance to Seize Debate
Kerry, with his onset of priorities and initiatives in this area, can direct his surrogates to step up in every major media market to discuss the party’s comprehensive plan to fight the war on terrorism
Democrats Target Medicare Law
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.). Clinton and at least six other Democrats will announce their hopes to exclude their states from the pilot program at a press conference today.
DSCC Embraces ‘Blog’
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee “soft launched” fromtheroots.org on Wednesday to a select group of loyal contributors and lobbyists — the first step in its attempt to create a cyberspace
Wilkinson Out?
“I’m definitely not in step with the car thieves.” Friends and his wife, Senate aide Lona Valmoro, have been razzing Speed about the CD dump.
Battling Clinton Could Be the Biggest Boost to Giuliani’s ’08 Prospects
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) when she comes up for re-election in 2006. This, of course, would be a risky option, but it would also offer Giuliani the greatest possible payoff.
Reid Shows Aces
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) and $1,000 to the 2000 presidential campaign of then-Vice President Al Gore.