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If Chapman were still in Congress, he said, “I would have been, in my personal politics, squarely where AARP is: Fix the things that need to be fixed, fix the current program without diverting payroll
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Colorado’s Udall Announces Intent for 2008 Senate Run
America’s future uncertain,” he said.
Mollohan Hits Rules Changes
Without senior staff in place, the ethics committee cannot complete action on existing cases, much less take up new ones.
Bill Would Allow Church Politicking
“I think what we’re trying to do is look at any opportunity that would ensure the bill will pass,” Jones said in an interview after the news conference. “That could be bringing it to the floor.
Senate Finalizes Panel Overhaul
“I think the organization is coherent enough so that no further changes need to be made by the House,” Cochran said.
DiNizio’s Dream: From Smithereens to the Senate
“There needs to be a third party for the health of the political system in the U.S., whether I run or someone else runs,” DiNizio said.
Millionaire Eyes Reynolds Rematch
Marcy Kaptur (D-Ohio) and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.). “I said, ‘If I run will you help?,’ and [Emanuel] said, ‘Yes,’” Davis said.
Cochran Eyes Pot-Sweetener
“That’s an option I am considering, if it will help organize our committee,” Cochran said in an interview Monday.
Heading Into 2006, Most Governors Seem Strong
Maurice Carroll, Quinnipiac’s director, cautioned that Pataki is “the most resilient politician I think I’ve ever seen.”
Georgia Map All But Done
State House reapportionment Chairman Bobby Franklin (R) had drawn his own map, which he said was done without regard to partisan advantage or consultation with lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
Rothenberg: In Judging Surveys, It All Depends on the Meaning of the Word ‘Poll’
It also said that David Paleologos of DAPA Research “oversaw the implementation of the poll.”
Bartlett: Just Say No To ‘Presidents Day’
“I can’t remember the last time anyone mentioned to me on Presidents Day that we were honoring Lincoln or Washington or anyone else.
Lipstick on a Pig: Democrats ‘Branding’ Efforts Won’t Be Easy
“That is not only bad foreign policy or presumptuous foreign policy — I would say it’s idolatrous foreign policy to claim God’s purpose for that mission,” Wallis said.
Their Electoral Success Defies Logic
“After the speech,” Borreca said, “Democrats said she sounded more like them than they did.”
Energized Jeffords Confident About 2006
Bernie Sanders (I) — quietly readying to succeed him. “I feel good and healthy,” the 70-year-old Senator said during a recent interview in his Capitol Hill office.
Is the New John Kerry Just a Replica of the Old Howard Dean?
Howard Dean was not shown the text of the e-mail before it went out,” said a Democrat familiar with the message.
Senate Shelves Approps Changes, for Now
“I think it’s inevitable that we will have some changes,” Cochran said.
Emergency Exercise Planned
If a flood, blackout, act of terrorism or some other type of emergency hit the District of Columbia tomorrow, would community residents be able to sustain themselves without assistance for at least 72
Lack of Rival Boosts Clinton
But several Republicans interviewed for this story pointed out that there are major negative consequences tied to leaving Clinton without a real opponent in 2006.
Amendment Fans Bulk Up
“I told people all along that this wouldn’t have a shot unless people were actively involved to push it from the outside,” Rohrabacher said in interview.