Georgia Remap Ahead?
“I would expect that Jim Marshall would continue to serve his constituents in an elected capacity,” Marshall spokesman Doug Moore said. “We’re going to keep our options open.”
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Choctaws Query FEC on Giving
Under federal law, the Choctaws, as an Indian tribe, are allowed to use tribal funds to give directly to federal campaigns, without facing certain restrictions that limit other types of donors.
Legislative Branch Lost in Shuffle?
Jim Moran (D-Va.), said he is concerned that the legislative branch bill will become a “perfunctory” measure without any serious review by appropriators.
Hastings Assigned Ethics Gavel
“This really is a ‘regular order’ decision,” said Hastert spokesman John Feehery. “Chairman Hefley’s time was up on the committee and the No. 2 is taking his spot.”
Democrats Look Weak Calling for Iraq ‘Exit’
But we all know that these brave men and women will never be truly free until they can walk through their cities without fear.”
Bill on 527s May Be on Fast Track
“I believe we are going to have a bipartisan result,” Lott said.
Democrats Slam Pick for Ethics
“I wouldn’t be surprised to see Vargo replaced,” said a senior House GOP aide. “He’s to blame for this mess, too.
Martinez to Speak for Gonzales en Español
“I will do it in a respectful way, because I know we are an English-speaking country,” said Martinez, who moved to Florida from Cuba as a teenager.
A Legislative Apology
Allen and Landrieu were joined by Janet Langhart Cohen, an author and journalist, and James Allen, author of “Without Sanctuary: Lynching Photographs in America,” at a press conference at the National
Senators Cool to Approps Shuffle
“I haven’t been told why it’s necessary,” said Sen. Kit Bond (R-Mo.), chairman of the VA-HUD subcommittee. “I’m very much concerned.” Sen.
Is Frost at End of the Line?
Dean refused to bask in his seeming victory Tuesday, saying only: “While I am encouraged by the news of the day, this race is still not over.”
Party Pooper?
“I see no justification for the taxpayers to pay for the political parties to party,” said Bartlett, who has a bill to abolish public financing of the Democratic and Republican conventions every
Cochran Moves On Panel Shifts
Citing the House’s decision two years ago to create a subcommittee on Homeland Security without consulting the Senate, Cochran said he was pleased that House leaders have sought his input, as well as that
Turning to ‘Plan C’
“I don’t believe we have gone through the bench by any means,” said Moenning.
Where Would Utah’s 4th District Go?
Washingtonians have long complained about meriting only a nonvoting delegate in the House and have adopted the slogan “Taxation without Representation” as their own.
Clintonitis
Jackson said Bush had no clue what he was talking about. Jackson said the president basically said he “didn’t know enough about the law” to answer the question.
Breaux: On His Own Now
“I have to worry about the details,” he said. Surrendering his elected office also saddled Breaux with weightier obligations: Now he’s actually expected to know what he’s talking about.
Brownback Could Complicate 2008 Race
“I don’t want to get sidetracked on something four years from now when there are so many things to concentrate on now,” he said in an interview in the Capitol last week.
Bingaman Holds Key in N.M.
“A lot of guys who have ambition look at the governor as an 800-pound gorilla,” Graves said. “I think he’s lost a little weight since the last election.”
Cultural Tourism Founder to Step Down
“I have for the last three decades and more been interested in the image of D.C. as a city,” she said.