Kerry, Edwards Pay N.H. Staffers
Steve Elmendorf, a longtime Democratic operative who is now a lobbyist with Bryan Cave Strategies, called the moves “a fairly big step in the process.”
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In North Carolina, Shuler’s Close to Decision on Challenging Taylor
With a Schwarzenegger-approved redistricting measure scheduled to be on the statewide ballot this fall, Democratic Senators unveiled their own proposal — a first step to a possible compromise with
Sen. Clinton to Take DLC Role
Evan Bayh (Ind.) will step down as chairman of the Democratic Leadership Council next month, paving the way for Iowa Gov.
In Campaign Law, ‘Less’ Is Not Always More
The real answer, he says, is to “take a step back.” The prime example we are given is the recent trial in Los Angeles of Sen.
Health Care Reform Should Top 2006 Campaign Agenda
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) and backed by Wofford, was opposed by Republicans and the health insurance industry as too government-heavy and was defeated in a Democratic Congress.
Clark’s Hill Role Step Toward ’08?
Hillary Rodham Clinton. Clark is close to the Clintons and a number of top officials in his 2004 campaign also served in President Bill Clinton’s administration. With polls showing Sen.
Developer Jumps Into Minnesota Senate Race
Wetterling, who ran an impressive House race against Kennedy last year in the conservative 6th district, has refused to step aside for Klobuchar.
White House ’08 Hopefuls Step Out
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) also made time to meet with the chamber. Mike Buttry, a spokesman for Hagel, insisted that the Senator’s donations and travel are nothing new.
Key Groups Likely to Press DSCC
“The national DSCC ought to step in and see if they can elect a second African American to the Senate,” said one national black Democratic leader who did not want to be named.
Will GOP’s Effort to Make Inroads With Blacks Finally Pay Off?
There’s little doubt that Long will assist the GOP in getting its message to black voters willing to step into a shorter line.
Remap Revenge in New York?
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) also appears on her way to a big victory next year, assuming a marquee Republican doesn’t enter the race.
Foes Gang Up on Matsui
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) holds a commanding lead over New York Gov. George Pataki (R) in a hypothetical 2006 Senate matchup.
Sen. Clinton Shows How Democrats Can Woo ‘Heartland’
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.), voted for Rice — and also, taking a page directly from the centrists’ post-2004 playbook, went out of her way to show respect for foes of abortion and other “values” voters
GOP Attacks Boxer’s Pitch
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) had not yet announced how she intends to vote.
EAC to Continue Pursuing Election Flaws
“This election has taken America a giant step forward,” said EAC Chairman DeForest Soaries.
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.