Democrats Lay Plans for $25B
“It is unspent in the reconstruction funds and I am going to try and transfer that,” said Dorgan, who serves on the Appropriations panel.
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Edwards Auditions For VP
Kim Rubey, a spokeswoman for Edwards, said only that he “wants to help Senator Kerry in any way he can.”
Murtha: Iraq ‘Unwinnable’
“There’s a question of how you phrase such a resolution so it does the job without getting into another partisan wrangle,” Lugar said. But Sen.
Members Reflect on Mom
me,” Byrd said.
The Long and Winding Road
No New York Republican has been elected statewide in more than 30 years without also receiving the Conservative ballot line.
Health Insurance Could Be Major Sleeper Issue for Economy, Campaign
“It looks like we’ve turned the corner here,” said Ed Potter, president of the Employment Policy Foundation. “I think all things are pointing in a positive direction,” Manpower Inc.
Simon’s Simple Suggestions
“I doubt that you’ll stop after one week.” “I like to joke and say Paul was very good at finding assignments, and he left me plenty,” said the late Senator’s wife, Patti Simon.
Chambers Far Apart on Budget
“If this goes through the month of May, then I think we all really will start to worry,” said one Senate GOP leadership aide.
Fattah Courts Both Parties on Tax Plan
“I would welcome a discussion on a more progressive tax policy, and I think that’s what Fattah is trying to do here.” Yet Fattah’s call also resonates with key Republicans.
FEC Members Seek To Break 527 Deadlock
But two FEC members say they now have a plan that could effectively regulate 527s without injuring nonprofit groups.
Senators Cool to McCain ‘Truce’
Lautenberg went on to imply, as other Democrats have, that Bush was “AWOL,” or absent without official leave, from the Alabama National Guard in the early 1970s.
Our Party, Under God
The sources said Hoyer believes that McDermott’s behavior gave encouragement to those who criticize Democrats as weak on the issue of faith and religious values.
Bush, Kerry Avoid Domestic Issue No. 1: Boomer Retirement
The Congressional Budget Office reported that, without policy changes, the combined cost of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid could rise from 8.3 percent of GDP last year to between 14 percent
Hoyer Smells Change, Victory in the Air
The party was widely criticized last cycle for lacking a clear message, and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has vowed that never again would the party enter an election without clearly defining
Kentucky a Fading Target
“I am just now starting a full-blown campaign,” he said in an interview Tuesday. “Democrats across the state are fired up about this race.”
Inglis’ Quiet Comeback
Inglis lost that race 53 percent to 46 percent, in the process becoming a rising star in state politics without a natural next job.
Survey Says?
“I would intend to raise the question again” about the loan proposal, Nelson said.
Justice Refers Leaking Case
The appointment of Kelley is a stinging rebuke to conservative activists who long argued that accessing the memos was not a crime since the two former aides at the center of the case did so without
The Man to See on Energy
Mike Bilirakis of Florida, installing Barton as committee chairman without opposition was no small task.
Blunt Works to Refine Operation
Many Hill Republicans said privately that they saw Hebert’s departure without another job lined up as proof that Blunt was dissatisfied with his performance and that Gaston should have gotten the