Labor Focuses on Key States
It was amazing,” said one AFL-CIO insider who attended the Feb. 6 briefing.
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Mail Proposal Brings Worries
“I don’t mind doing some temporary thing while we are sorting this out, but I am not comfortable that this is a final solution of how we deal with the mail,” Dodd said. “This needs more work.”
New Wine vs. Old Shoe in Race For Dooley Seat
“We have been saying all along that I am the candidate from the [Congressional] district and Lisa Quigley is the candidate from Washington, D.C.,” Costa said.
Republicans Push Back on Leak Probe
“I don’t know of any prosecutor who would bring that case knowing what I know now,” he said.
Senate Democrats Seek Another WMD Commission
“I don’t think you have to wait until all aspects of the intelligence [probe] are done for the recommendations to come out,” said Sen.
‘Bad Publicity’ Hits Home
“The more time I spent with them, the more creepy it felt and the more uncomfortable I felt,” said Frank.
John Kerry Needs to Start Playing to Dean Supporters
Twenty years ago this year, I went to work for that good ol’ country preacher and civil rights icon, the Rev.
Memo Probe May Go to DOJ
“I think there’s a possibility of a criminal investigation,” Feinstein said. Kennedy added that the accessing of memos was “probably criminal.”
Whoa, Trigger
“I got my idea for a trigger from Greenspan,” Snowe noted.
Library Settles Suit For $21K
The Library of Congress agreed last month to pay $21,000, without admitting any guilt, to settle a discrimination suit brought in June 2002 by a 50-year-old disabled black veteran.
‘Thousands’ of Judiciary Memos Taken
I just don’t think we should let that go. The American public deserves more.”
Health Bills Face Uphill Battle
“No matter how much some may want it, there is no single, silver-bullet solution,” said Gregg, who challenged the notion that the problem of the uninsured, who he said are usually without insurance
N.H. Democrats Feel the Energy
The Democrats have “no announced candidates at the top of the ticket … where will the [primary] energy go without candidates?” Millerick asked.
Coincidentally, House Begins 2nd Stage of Digital Mail Pilot Program
Those plans have since been scaled back to what Ney said was a more reasonable number given the technological hurdles without sacrificing the overall goals.
Use Former Members, Staff to Filter Ethics Complaints
And it is true that some investigations may be ongoing without our knowing about them. It may be appropriate that we don’t know.
NEW YORK: Two Democrats Express Interest in Fossella Seat
“I have just decided that this is not the best time for me to put together the strongest campaign to beat him this year,” Kouri told the Fayettville Observer.
Leaders Vow Quick Reopening
In some ways I felt worse for the people who had gone home,” the aide said.
In a Surprise, Dunn Announces Retirement
“While I never took a pledge on term limits, I do believe that our nation is better served if from time to time we senior Members step aside to allow individuals with fresh ideas to challenge the
Dunn Stuns GOP
“I think he’s a good candidate — we thought so when Jennifer Dunn was still in the race,” Bernards said of Alben.
Hoyer Seeks Hastert Intervention
“Clearly that is a concern,” Hoyer said. “That’s why I was hopeful the ethics committee would pursue it or [Hastert] would direct it to do it.”