‘Fraud at Polls’?
</p> The opposite can be expected from Democrats.
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Scully’s Salary
GAO found that Scully broke the law when he prevented his chief actuary from providing cost estimates of a Medicare prescription drug bill to Congress.</p> [IMGCAP(1)] GAO wrote to Sen.
Congress, the President Will Find Easy Answers Won’t Cut It on 527s
</p> [IMGCAP(1)] Wrong, wrong and wrong.
Kerry, Edwards Highlight CBC Foundation’s Event
Diddy” Combs and Bill Cosby.
New NRSC Ad Attacks Daschle Stance on Taxes
— Chris Cillizza </p> NEW YORK Naples Well-Stocked for General Election </p> The Republican seeking to replace Rep.
Nixon Fundraiser
</p> Rep.
Santorum Eyes Leader’s Post, White House
</p> The Pennsylvanian is one of several Republicans mentioned as possible successors to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.), who has vowed to retire at the end of the 109th Congress.
Turf Battles Muddle Intelligence Reform Agenda
</p> But Senate Republican leaders appear skeptical of the merits of Roberts’ far-reaching bill.
Frist’s Charity Rakes in $3.5M
NEW YORK — More than 100 donations from dozens of the nation’s largest corporations and wealthy individuals fueled the $3.5 million fundraising drive by Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) for
Arizona Incumbents Targeted
</p> Franks did not respond to a call seeking comment. </p> Elsewhere in the state, Rep.
Carrick Ousted as Tenenbaum Lags
Seeking to refocus her Senate campaign as she slips further behind in the polls, South Carolina Superintendent of Education Inez Tenenbaum (D) has fired longtime media consultant Bill Carrick and hired
Memorials to Reagan Await Action
</p> Meanwhile, back in the nation’s capital, scores of bills sit in House and Senate committees, urging the enshrinement of Reagan’s face on everything from the dime to the $10 bill.
A Homecoming, With Relish
</p> “People didn’t appreciate him until we started on the homeland defense bill,” said Specter, adding that he helped secure $750 million for New York City after Mayor Michael Bloomberg (R) asked him
The Senate to the FBI and Back Once More
</p> The shoe dropped later that spring when Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) finally did call Rawls and convinced him to return to the Senate as his chief of staff, his fourth tour of duty
Bush Officials Rally Delegates
</p> The visits supplement the already lavish attention paid to the battleground states by the Bush-Cheney campaign. </p> “Basically, we’ve had the whole top of the ticket,” Ohio Sen.
Parties Bullish on Florida
</p> “There’s no question I think both parties put their stronger candidate forward,” Rep.
Partisans Are Buying Buttons Early, Often in ’04
</p> Bill Clinton’s charisma — and his way of irritating detractors — made 1992 a banner year, Berkowitz said. In 1996, by contrast, Republican nominee Robert Dole deflated sales.
Are We That Bad?
</p> From our end of things, sounds like Bauer can stick up for himself.</p> Frist in His Class.