Whole New World
</p> The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is planning a big dinner for March 4.
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Rep. Lucas to Seek Re-election
bill in the 107th Congress.
First the Majority, Now This?
“The only way you’re going to get coverage is if Bill Frist drives by,” he said of the Majority Leader, adding, “At least John Edwards gave up chasing ambulances when he came to the Senate.”
Bush Should Fight Medical Errors, Not Just Lawyers
</p> But hundreds of thousands of other medical errors occur annually.
Governors Boost Democratic Message
</p> Washington Gov.
Democrats Urged to Seek More Targets In Effort to Take Back House Majority
The event featured several prominent strategists and Democrats, including former President Bill Clinton.
Approps Unveils Shakeup
Amid Democratic criticism that the Bush administration is not doing enough to protect the nation from another terrorist attack, House Appropriations Chairman Bill Young (R-Fla.) on Wednesday announced
Help From The Hill
</p> “There’s a big learning curve for interns,” Mariani said in a phone interview from his office in Monroe County, N.Y.
Comeback Kid?
</p> “Actions are in place for him to get in this race,” the source said. </p> Barr, who badly lost a primary to Rep.
Think Twice Before Seeking Gains With Off-Season Remaps
</p> Colorado Republicans are also considering redrawing the state’s lines to strengthen freshman Rep. Bob Beauprez’s 7th district.
State of the Media Is Angry
Paul McHale (D-Pa.) is certain that his confirmation hearing this morning will be about his future role at the Pentagon and not about his past votes in favor of impeaching former President Bill Clinton
Democratic Response to the State of the Union
</p> I have no doubt that together, we can meet these global challenges.</p> But to be strong abroad we need to be strong at home.
State of the Union Transcript
And under my plan, as soon as I sign the bill, this extra money will start showing up in workers’ paychecks. Instead of gradually reducing the marriage penalty, we should do it now.
Three Names Hold The Answer To Bush’s Success
</p> Enter Bush 43. He used reconciliation to obtain his tax bill in 2001.
DC Democracy Fund Sent Out First Checks in 2002
</p> Carnahan and Cleland, both defeated in November, sat on the Governmental Affairs Committee and voted for the No Taxation Without Representation Act last October when the bill came before the panel
AOC Answers Criticism With New Execs, Master Plan
The fiscal 2002 legislative branch appropriations bill mandated the GAO report.
DeLay Will Deliver a ‘Speech of the Week’
</p> “There will be a weekly Republican pen and pad no matter what,” Roy said. </p> DeLay also wants to retool the way committee chairmen and their members deliver their message to the public.
Clinton to Headline Democratic Retreat With Thursday Talk on Party Values, Campaign Strategy
Former President Bill Clinton, still the Democrats’ most prominent and perhaps divisive figure, will make a star appearance at the House Democratic retreat this weekend.
Retreat Targets Economy, Security
</p> “This retreat can’t be about everything,” Menendez said. “When it is, it ends up being about nothing.”
DeLay, Centrists Mend Fences
</p> DeLay initiated the meeting two days ago after Rep.