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K Street Files: Preaching to the Choir

There was, as one veteran Washington, D.C., trade association lobbyist put it, “something inadvertently and faintly patronizing” about a recent pitch letter that he received from Cassidy & Associates.

Democratic Dominance Could Be Short-Lived

“We don’t know if this election is only a reaction to [President] Bush, or if it will turn into a more substantial realignment of voters,” said Stuart Rothenberg, editor of the Rothenberg Political

Scandalized Lawmakers Face Voters

Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) makes it hard for Republicans to talk about ethical issues, and “Democrats don’t have a reason to raise ethics because they are the majority party,” Allison said.

Finally, a Senator Gets an Oval Office

The third was President John F. Kennedy, who got off to a rocky start with the Bay of Pigs but who eventually steered the country through the perilous days of the Cuban missile crisis.

Early Reporting States Should Provide Clues

Don’t forget to peek in on this race. Wyoming’s At-Large. Gary Trauner (D) is a good candidate who came close to winning the seat two years ago against Rep. Barbara Cubin (R).

Stevens Verdict Offers Clues on Disclosure Liability

Nonetheless, from court filings, it appears the government’s position was that what made Stevens’ statements material was the likelihood that the Senate Ethics Committee would have conducted an investigation

Obama’s Coattails Can Be Measured Tonight

In 2004, the big question was whether the red-blue divide was growing sharper or less intense. In the 2006 midterms, it was how big the Democratic wave was going to be.

Networks to Take Coverage to New Heights

NBC/MSNBC The dynamic at NBC will be different this year without Russert, who died in June and, along with Tom Brokaw, was the nation’s most popular television anchor during the 2000 and 2004

Bush Adviser Signals Opposition to Stimulus

“We don’t believe that’s the right way to go,” Lazear said in answer to a question asked at a White House briefing about whether it is time for a second stimulus to follow the package passed earlier

Black Turnout Likely to Decide Chabot’s Fate

“He specifically requests that the last week or two be left as open as possible (and with fundraisers and debates wrapped up, that is a lot more feasible now than it was two weeks ago) so he can canvass