Democrats Hired to Promote Moore Film
To flack the film, Miramax has tapped the Glover Park Group and former Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chief Howard Wolfson.
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MID-ATLANTIC: Pennsylvania Has Region’s Top Senate Contest;
On the Republican side, National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Reynolds (N.Y.), who represents an adjoining district, should have plenty of say about the GOP nominee.
THE SOUTH: The South Has Risen Again as the No. 1 Battleground for Control of Next Year’s Senate
While in the Legislature, Fuller chaired the Judiciary Committee as well as the Ways and Means Committee.
Another Woodhouse Enters the Fray
Fans of the partisan-tinged rhetoric of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee communications director, Brad Woodhouse, may want to start paying attention to North Carolina newspapers.
Congress Needs to Ask: ‘Did We Perform Adequately on Iraq?’
Yet the experience of previous Intelligence reforms, including those of the Senate Church Committee in 1975 and the House-Senate Iran-Contra Committee in 1987, shows that procedural fixes are not enough
Ameri(can) Dream May Win Out
National Republican Congressional Committee spokesman Carl Forti said the committee had no preference in the primary and would take a “wait and see” approach when it came to ranking the general election
Greenberg Traurig Loses Big-Time Lobbyist
Two powerful House committee chairmen hitched rides this year on private planes owned by companies that do business before their panels. But at least they reimbursed the companies for their trouble.
Henry’s Hooters
Earlier news reports stated that Niedermeier had eyewitnesses and phone records backing up her claim that she was in Connecticut at the time of her sister’s death.
Democrats Assess Medicare Report
But given that CRS reports generally accept the assumptions of its Congressional requesters, some Members are wary of holding the report up as the evidence they need to force further investigation
Rumble for McInnis Seat
The Senate race “did put us a little bit in the shadow,” acknowledged Rippy, though he added: “In the Congressional scheme of things this is a very important race.”
Scanlon Gave Big to RGA
RGA spokesman Harvey Valentine said that the association has been conducting an internal audit into its fundraising reports since mid-2002, when it spun off from the Republican National Committee
Business Donors Drop Frost, Back Sessions
The trend in corporate donations could be ominous for Frost, a former Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chairman who now wields influence over the Congressional agenda as the ranking member
Putting the ‘Stamp’ on Moderates
“It’s obvious that many of the Members are saying one thing in their districts, and then voting with DeLay” in Congress, said Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Robert Matsui
At the Races
Smith, a former chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, is now serving as president of the Everglades Foundation.
Experience of 9/11 Panel, Hill Committees Shows Comity in Short Supply
[IMGCAP(1)]This issue, of course, will be a central subject in the final report and recommendations of the 9/11 Commission, and has already been addressed by a joint Congressional panel, by former
Congressional 527s Are a Flop
Martin Frost, who chaired the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in the 1996 and 1998 cycles.
Pulling Away In Kentucky
Recently released financial reports show Davis, who was the party’s nominee in 2002 against retiring Rep.
Daschle Is Frist’s Priority
Thune raised from January through March, according to Federal Election Commission reports.
DCCC Pleased With Its Frontliners
House Democratic leaders are gaining confidence in their 18 most threatened Members’ chances after the incumbents’ latest fundraising reports show they have a financial leg up on many of their Republican
Tribes’ Plight Splits N.C. GOP
More than a century of backbiting and tension between two North Carolina American Indian tribes has spilled over into the state’s Congressional delegation, with allegations flying over dirty tricks, greed