Re-Redistricting Redux?
Romero “is the DCCC’s favorite,” said one national Democratic source, referring to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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TEXAS: Republicans Starting to Jump Into House Races
The recent redrawing of the state’s Congressional lines has already prompted several Republicans to launch bids for the new seats. State Rep.
Republicans Lead Way in WH Giving
Jennifer Dunn (Wash.) and National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Reynolds (N.Y.) are also Rangers.
As Supplemental Heads to Conference, Members Warn of Cautionary Tale in Afghanistan Funding
With most Members of Congress focused on the nearly $20 billion President Bush has requested for reconstruction in Iraq, key Congressional Republicans and Democrats have been quietly urging the White House
Frist Eyes Nov. 7 Adjournment
Very few of these second-tier bills — as well as many of President Bush’s nominations — have a chance of passing, which could pose a particularly difficult political dilemma for Congressional GOP
CODELs Result in Starkly Differing Pictures of Iraq
In June, House Armed Services Chairman Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) led the first Congressional delegation into post-war Iraq.
Insiders Vie to Raise Cash for Bush
Meanwhile, they have distributed status reports to track their progress.
ARIZONA: Babbitt, Heir to Famous Name, Considers Run
Babbitt, the brother of former Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt, is considered a top recruit for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which has made Renzi one of its top targets in 2004
Becerra Seeks Unity for Latino Museum
But while Becerra said the Congressional Hispanic Caucus’ 20 members — all Democrats — have endorsed the bill, it is unclear whether all Congressional Latinos will back it.
Foundation Gives Fannie Shelter From the Storm
Those disclosures, detailed in annual reports, offer a rare glimpse into how some of the most influential corporations in town benefit from their nonprofit charitable arms.
Grassley Assails Detailee Cuts
“I am confident you agree that Congressional oversight of the executive branch is consistent with the interests of our entire government.
Rumsfeld: Bush Has Iraq Plan
He cited a bipartisan Congressional delegation that had returned from Iraq on Monday, noting that they were “stunned” by the discrepancy between the news reports from the region and the reality.
The NRSC’s Big Haul
The National Republican Congressional Committee, which sold more tickets to that event at the new Washington Convention Center, raised $14 million from it.
Running Out of Time Again?
How is it that Congressional leaders continue to fall into the same tired routine year after year?
Members Can Post CRS Reports
At least some Congressional Research Service reports — traditionally difficult to obtain — will now be easy to access with a simple click.
Walker Sounds Alarm on Fiscal Health
That may have been a good disclaimer because unlike about 90 percent of the reports GAO produces as Congress’ investigative arm, this counsel was not solicited.
FCC Chair: Media Rules Will Prevail
The development comes as Dorgan plans to use the Congressional Review Act to force a vote today on a resolution that would overturn the FCC decision in June to ease several limitations on the size
Lawmakers, Lobbyists Square Off Tuesday
In addition to the original posse of lobbyists, the group formed a second team to play an earlier game against Congressional staffers.
Democratic Senate Majority Fund Slows Activity As Group Awaits Decision in BCRA Court Case
On the Democratic side, the DSMF was joined by the New House PAC, which was founded by former Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Executive Director Howard Wolfson and former DCCC Finance
Ashcroft-Bashing Could End Up Hurting Democrats
As Bob Woodward reports in his book “Bush At War,” President Bush’s first order to Ashcroft after 9/11 was that his job no longer was to prosecute terrorists as criminals, but to prevent them from