Mouthwatering Memoir
That said, Brazile is considering donating the proceeds from her book’s sales to the 501(c)(3) America’s Families United, to be used for efforts to increase voter education and protect election participation
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Frost to Be Aided by Albright’s Diplomacy
Frost chose to challenge Sessions in the Republican-leaning north Dallas district after GOP redistricters left the 13-term Democrat without a natural seat in which to run.
Washingtonienne Speaks
“I don’t think I can get a job anywhere in this town for a long time,” said Cutler, who hails from New York.
Former Golden Boy Jilted in Washington State?
Washington Democratic Party Chairman Paul Berendt coaxed popular local radio talk show host David Ross into the race without first consulting party pooh-bahs in Washington, D.C.
‘Main St.’ Expands War Chest
“I hate to admit it, but it’s true,” said Resnick. “They’re just getting moderates in this country riled up. … Frankly, without Club for Growth, we wouldn’t need to raise this kind of money.”
New Vegas Enrollment Figures Favor Gallagher
“I received a personal call from Gov. George Pataki (R),” Kolb said in a statement.
Collins to Join Georgia Ad Wars, Touting Conservatism
In a news release, Butterfield commended Davis’ record and said the 32-year-old mayor has “a bright future” ahead of him.
Colorado Divide
“When Members look at this [race], they make a decision based on different criteria,” said Tancredo. “I make it based on who would be the best person for the job.
Blog Spat
In complaining about her low salary, and her wonderment at how other junior staffers could get by on such a pittance without resorting to less savory means to supplement their incomes, Washingtonienne
Ralph and the Republicans
“After 21 years on the Hill and more legislative battles than I can count, I’m glad anyone will return my call, much less throw me a party,” said Gaston.
Why Go for McCain? The Democrats Have Lots of VP Prospects
Without missing a beat or a reporter’s deadline, I have offered up many names of my favorite Democrats, from Members of Congress to prominent and successful businesspeople.
Continuing Education
It would be possible to get through the book without much more than a hint of where Hamilton stands on the major issues of the day. “I don’t think it will inflame anyone,” he concedes.
Ex-Staffer Goes Global
“I keep that little office as a necessary evil,” he said. “I go there as little as possible because all my work is international.”
‘Dean’s List’ Features Unusual Honor Roll
“I learned a lot from the way he did that,” Smith recalled in an interview. “He gave me a template on how to do this.” But in the primary to succeed Gephardt, state Rep.
NEW ENGLAND: Few Races Are Competitive, But the Democrats Hope Rowland’s Woes Boost House Candidates
He has said that he would need to raise $2.5 million to topple Gregg in the Granite State.
Senators Stunned by Newest Abuse Photos
“I think that is the most appropriate thing we can do to show the world that we take these matters seriously,” he said.
Hope Wanes on Highway Bill
The administration has signaled that the president will likely veto any highway bill that comes in above that number, unless Congress can find a way to pay for it without dipping into general revenues.
Probe of Judiciary Goes Slowly
In anticipation of a request from Kelley on the matter, top legal officials in the Senate began to discuss how the evidence could be transferred without trampling on Congressional privileges regarding
Remaining House GOP Moderates Regroup
He cited last year’s Medicare prescription drug bill and the 2001 No Child Left Behind education measure as examples of moderates winning legislative victories without necessarily hogging the credit.
Lampson Losing in Poll
“The best poll is an actual election where people go to the polls in large numbers,” he said. Lampson, along with Democratic Reps.