1988 and 2004: Same Tune, Same Ending?
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GOP Cools to Judicial Gambit
Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), in listing last week his priority items, the must-do issues before the target recess date of Oct. 8, mentioned neither any judicial nominees nor an attempt at changing
Confusion Reigns About What Kerry Would Do in Iraq
</p> Americans are not the only ones who deserve a thorough answer.
Is Fox Funding the Kerry Campaign? You Decide
Wolfson joined the Democratic National Party as a senior adviser for communications while Lockhart, a White House spokesman for then-President Bill Clinton, agreed to help strengthen the rapid-response
Dole Disses Anti-Kerry Group
</p> The group’s national president, Maj. Gen.
An Imperial President to Some, an Ally to Others
</p> “Sometimes they answer your mail, but more often not.
The Roll Call 50 Richest: There’s Kerry, Then There’s Everyone Else
Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) $15.1 million </p> Frist, the Senate Majority Leader, lost almost a million dollars in net worth this year, and as a result dropped three spots on the 50 Richest List.
Two Years Out, Members Plot Races for Gavels
Bill Thomas (Calif.), went on to helm the Ways and Means Committee.
Lame Ducks: A Long, Not So Honorable Tradition
A merchant-marine construction proposal, commonly known as the ship subsidy bill, had been a deciding factor in Congressional races that fall.
‘Pinups’ Move on to Bigger Things
</p> “Can you imagine a girl doing that today?” Wright laughed during a recent telephone interview. </p> Probably not.
Many House Elections All But Settled Already
</p> — L.W.W. </p> Russ Carnahan (D)</p> Missouri</p> 3rd district</p> Carnahan’s victory in the St.
House Democrats Jockey for Positions in Heirarchy
</p> “My thought is: Let’s get to the goal first,” added Rep. Bill Pascrell (N.J.), who acknowledged that he may entertain a run for some position if Democrats win.
House GOP Undecided on Approps Schedule
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) said Tuesday that he retains the goal of adjourning his chamber for the year by Oct. 8.
Democrats Warn GOP on Agenda
</p> Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) recently conveyed this warning to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.).
Hastert, Delay Queried in Smith Probe
bill, an allegation Smith made repeatedly in the days after the Nov. 22 vote.
Secretaries of State Shun Harris’ Model
</p> In 2000, Oregon secretary of state Bill Bradbury co-chaired the campaign of Democratic presidential nominee Al Gore.
Outlook for Democrats
</p> Over at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, things have turned from bad to worse. Let me count the ways. </p> One: Rep.
R-rated Kelly
</p> While the event is drawing such major stars as Democratic presidential hopeful John Kerry and running mate John Edwards, as well as Sean “P.
Supplicant Comes to D.C.
</p> The Right Stuff </p> Like any neophyte candidate, Mitakides is eager to please.
Frist: Getaway Is Oct. 8
</p> In fact, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has set Oct. 8 as the optimistic date for complete adjournment, while realistically preparing to at least close up shop that day and return sometime