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On His Own Terms
</p> Front and center in the media war has been the federal tobacco buyout bill, which was passed by the Senate last month.
Party Switching Runs Deep in La.
</p> Even Reps.
Clinton Money Haul Tops ’06 List
</p> But the signs were more mixed among the fundraising filings of other aging Democratic Senators. </p> Leading that list is Maryland Sen.
N.Y. Doctor Boasted of Ties to Hill
</p> But Berry’s personal Web site is raising eyebrows on Capitol Hill.
Bye-Bye, Birdie
</p> Sen.
Anti-Gay-Marriage Initiatives May Not Shape Race
</p> Gay-marriage advocates are putting on a brave face.
Lipinski Confirms Exit, Son in Line for Seat
Bill Lipinski announced Friday that he will not seek a 12th term in November, paving the way for 3rd district party leaders to anoint his son to replace him on the ballot.
Lipinski to Announce Retirement Friday
Bill Lipinski (D-Ill.) is expected to announce Friday that he will retire at the conclusion of this Congress, setting in motion a plan for party leaders to anoint his son to succeed him on the November
Coors’ Win Gives GOP Golden Opportunity
Bill Armstrong (R-Colo.), formed a soft-money group that ran ads attacking Coors as a supporter of the “homosexual agenda” but were ultimately unsuccessful.
9/11 Panel Spurs Senate Turf War
</p> “Defense people can permanently prevent the intelligence bill from getting passed,” said Kerrey. “Sen.
LOC Police Face Staffing Crunch
</p> Although provisions included in the fiscal 2004 legislative branch appropriations bill allow the Capitol Police to detail nearly two dozen officers to the Library’s police force, while also prohibiting
Politics Goes to the Dogs
</p> At first, sales were dismal, but Russell said they increased once his IRS Taxman chew toy began selling well nationally, and the Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton toys sold well in the Southern states
Bush Party Poopers
</p> But what Ali calls stiffing the lounge — and his waiters — Duschney calls a dispute over the bill.
FEC Dismisses “Fahrenheit 9/11” Complaint
</p> That appeared to satisfy the FEC.
Daschle Wants Wingtips on the Ground in S.D.
</p> All except for the guns, anyway.
Coors, Schaffer Go Down to Wire
</p> “When you get right down to it, all I am doing is pitching in to try and even the odds,” said former Sen. Bill Armstrong (R-Colo.), the head of CCV.
Hastert Steps Up His Role With ‘Speaker’
</p> “Why, Me, Lord?” Hastert recalls thinking in the book.