D.C. Shadow Delegation Gets a Boost
Florence Pendleton (D), who typically works without assistance, except for employing student volunteers during the summer months.
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Bringing It All Back Home
“I value my [legislative] experience as an asset,” Kuhl said in an interview.
New Face May Head Up DSCC
This has left the campaign committee, for the first time in recent cycles, without any obvious succession plan in place and prompted some insiders to openly speculate about whether a true freshman
Many Fixes Floated for Presidential Citizenship
“I had no idea that this was growing as fast as it is,” House Judiciary ranking member John Conyers (D-Mich.) said during his testimony.
How Philip Morris, Tobacco Foes Tied the Knot
“It’s the most unusual alliance I have seen in a while,” said Rep. Henry Waxman, a 15-term Democrat from California and author of the House version of the tobacco bill.
Probe Winner: Stabenow
After much arm-twisting, the plan passed in the wee hours of the morning without Smith’s help.
Thou Shalt Not Covet
A burly aide to McAuliffe walked over to the interloper and said, “You’re in the chairman’s seat.”
Senate Braces for Intel Turf Battle Later This Week
“I think [an intelligence appropriations subcommittee] would be very much in my mind within the spirit of our recommendations,” Kean said at the time.
Expectations Game Under Way
“We need to win 12, I want to win 20,” said Pelosi. “If the election were held today, we would win.”
CALIFORNIA: NRCC Reserves More TV Time for Ashburn
Evans was instead emboldened that he took 8,050 votes without running a single ad or placing one bumper sticker. He now pledges to challenge Gov. Linda Lingle (R) in 2006. — N.D.
Portman Relishes Edwards Role
“I expect Senator Edwards to be a very good communicator,” Portman said.
House GOP Saves Contested Intel Fix
“Doing so means reorganizations can come before Congress without getting buried in jurisdictional fights,” said Drew Crockett, a spokesman for Government Reform Republicans.
CBC Pushes DSCC to Come to Majette’s Aid
“We think she can win, I think she can win,” Clay said. “I made the point [to Corzine], ‘don’t rely too heavily on the polling data.’ You can’t predict what’s going to happen.
Despite New Charges, Democrats Still Lead In Low-Blow Dept.
In fact, assertions that someone is “unpatriotic” or “un-American” have been leveled exclusively — so far as I can find — by Democrats against Bush.
Industry Ties May Hurt Swallow
“It’s particularly disturbing, however, when marketers peddle such pills and potions for children without adequate substantiation.”
Abramoff Pleads the Fifth
The firm has said it may seek some form of financial retribution against Abramoff.
NRCC Dealing in La.
“I have risen precipitously in the polls because of the type of campaign we have run,” said Boustany. “We are not just pointing out problems that we have but we are offering solutions.”
Carson Uses Oklahoma Tornado Footage in Attack Ad
“Republican Mel Martinez says: ‘I’ll vote for George Bush’s conservative policies every chance I get,” an announcer says in the spot.
Democrats Seek to Widen Sales Tax Attacks
“In competitive races, I haven’t seen it at all,” NRCC spokesman Carl Forti said.
How Intelligence Debate Will Unfold Is Unclear
“I don’t know what’s going to happen on the floor of the Senate,” he said.