Rove, Dole Huddled With Bense on Monday
The e-mail pitch implored donors to send early money to the challengers seeking to knock off Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) and House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) as well as to Sen.
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Schumer, Dole Bullish on 2006
That point was buttressed by an e-mail update to supporters Friday signed by NRSC Executive Director Mark Stephens.
Voting by Mail Could Improve American Democracy
Another 25 states give eligible voters the option of voting by mail for any reason. And Oregon conducts its elections entirely by mail.
Elwyn’s Elves
Duane Baughman of Baughman Company will handle mail and serve as creative director. Pollster Alan Secrest of Cooper and Secrest Associates has signed on as well.
Members Misbehaving: Congress’ Top Scandals
To this day, Murtha remains a senior House Democrat. Some argued that the sting operation, while good on television, was nothing more than a political witchhunt.
Heard on the Hill: Gossip From Kazakhstan to the House Lounge
There were more serious items as well, such as the time a Democrat walking through Lafayette Park found a computer disk belonging to White House aide Karl Rove containing a confidential political
Not Every Tom, Ted and Nancy Lives in D.C.
Robert Byrd, an unemployed truck driver from Bridgeport, Conn., said the West Virginia Democrat was “doing a great job,” and that he didn’t hold anything, including the Senator’s past KKK membership
In Developing California Special, Brewer Writes Big Check
An e-mail solicitation blasted to Democrats across the country on Wednesday reminded donors of the former Florida secretary of state’s starring role in the protracted 2000 presidential election.
Republicans for Reid
one K Street lobbyist asked in an e-mail to HOH. Another lobbyist, a Democrat, said he “would describe it as unusual but not unprecedented.”
Ruling in Washington State Could Increase Calls for Rossi Senate Bid
Chelan County Superior Court Judge John Bridges firmly dismissed Republican efforts to overturn Democrat Christine Gregoire’s narrow win over Republican Dino Rossi in last year’s gubernatorial election
Calling All Would-Be Presidents!
In an e-mail sent Thursday, the Massachusetts Democrat expressed his gratitude for the “extraordinary effort” of his former staffers and urged them to visit his Web site (www.johnkerry.com/alumni
Strauss: Lobbying Is Needed
E-mail can provide instantaneous access to policymakers and facilitate the rapid dissemination of information and exchange of ideas.
Wu’s Actions Leave His Allies Disgruntled
As a result, rumors of a primary challenge abound, though no Democrat has moved to run against him yet, and even labor seems unwilling to abandon him.
In Florida, Harris, Still Pondering, Huddles With Sen. Dole
In an e-mail to supporters, Murphy talked about Social Security and health care and also sought to tie Gerlach to embattled House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas).
Attorney Self-Funding a Bid for Bonilla’s Seat
“I hope that JoeHoeffel&Friends.com will provide a sounding board and rallying point for progressive Pennsylvanians,” he wrote in a two-page e-mail.
Roll Call’s 10 Best Senate Races
Liberal Democrats abandoned the conservative Blakley, voting strategically for Tower in the belief that he would be more easily beaten in six years time than would a conservative Democrat.
‘Nuke’ Ads Targeting Frist, DeLay
Frist announced the debut of a Web site devoted solely to fighting filibusters in an e-mail sent to supporters of his leadership political action committee.
Liberals Wary of 527 Reform
“Every single Democrat in Congress thinking this is somehow good for America needs to stop for a second and consider the effect suppressed turnout will have on the causes and constituencies we care about
Some House Frosh Carry Big Debts
McCaul needed the money to make it through the 2004 GOP primary and runoff, which assured him the seat as no Democrat even competed for it.
Hill GOP Follows Bush’s Lead
For several weeks, House Republicans have been following the same track as Bush, holding district events, doing local media outreach and sending franked mail to convince the public that the Social