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Van the Man
</p> A Few Good Men.
How to Write a Bad Press Release: A Few Stinkers from 2004
</p> Campaign finance is another area that causes press release writers to lose their minds.
Tauzin’s Tote Board
</p> On the fundraising front, Melancon has led throughout due in part to his early start. He had $431,000 on hand at the end of June. </p> State Rep.
Lott Keeping His ‘Options Open’
</p> The only lawmaker to reel in more donations is the man who helped push Lott out of leadership, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), whose PAC raised almost $3.6 million in the first 18 months
Aide to Clarke Settled Conflict Case
</p> Under Section 208 of Title 18 of the U.S.
Indiana: Hostettler Has 32-Point Edge in New NRCC Poll
</p> — Josh Kurtz </p> Kansas: K.C.
Democrats Move on Reform Bills
</p> Meehan, who took on the controversial campaign finance reform effort in the previous Congress, is seeking Republican backers for his bill and said Democrats would push similar reforms if elected
Frist to Hit the Road for Three Senate Candidates
</p> In his second major political trek as Majority Leader, Frist plans to travel to the home states of Sen. Kit Bond (R-Mo.), former California Secretary of State Bill Jones (R) and Sen.
GOP Senators Pan Glickman Hire
</p> Santorum raised the issue last week during a closed-door meeting with Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and a half-dozen other party leaders.
DFL’s Daly Prayer
Bill Luther after two previous attempts in 1998 and 2000.
Fall Showdown Seen on Judges
</p> Sen.
Democratic Party to Emphasize ‘Party’ in Boston
</p> Former President Bill Clinton, “Daily Show” comedian Jon Stewart and “Star Wars” actress Natalie Portman are just a few stars lending their name and talents to the various Democratic bashes around
Democrats Set to Assail Do-Nothing GOP Congress
for big energy companies in a separate comprehensive energy policy bill.
Novak Stirs the Pot — Again
An otherwise quiet Capitol Hill was buzzing Monday about conservative columnist Robert Novak’s latest scathing column, in which he denounced Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) as an inexperienced
Frist’s Leadership PAC Becomes a Deep-Pocketed Player
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and his top financial supporters continued to churn out donations at a rapid clip last quarter, doling out more than $660,000 to campaign accounts and party
Kerry-Edwards Ticket Dusts Off Gore’s Class-Warfare Theme
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> The “Which home address did you want?” class or the “What’s Wal-Mart?” class?
Assessment of Nomination Fight Unbalanced
</p> But many I talked to on the Hill disagree, saying no such “long-standing tradition” exists.
New 527 Targets Coors
Bill Armstrong (R), began a television and radio campaign late last week attacking Coors for his advocacy of “liberal” policies like lowering the drinking age, and alleging that Coors supports the “homosexual
Senate Approps Votes to Cut Non-CVC Funds
</p> Unlike the House bill, the Senate measure also allocated $39 million to the Architect for construction of a Library of Congress storage facility in Fort Meade, Md.