‘Bush Democrats’? ‘Kerry Republicans’? There Aren’t Many
</p> “So who are you going to vote for?” I asked. </p> “I just don’t know,” he said.
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Senate Intel Report Due Soon
</p> “I don’t see how a report could reach a different conclusion,” he said.
Democrats Debate Gore’s Role in Fall
</p> The idea of triangulation between Gore and Kerry harkens back to the presidency of Bill Clinton when, following stunning ballot box defeats in both the Senate and the House in 1994, the former president
There She Is …
</p> A few of the haikus already featured on the DCCC Web site include:</p> Happy Birthday, Dub.</p> The Presidency, you flubbed.</p> Back to Crawford, bub!</p> ….. and ….
MPAA Taps Glickman to Succeed Valenti
</p> In the last six months, two prominent retiring Members of Congress rejected offers to take over the MPAA job.</p> In January, Rep.
Democrats Ponder Tobacco Strategy
</p> The House’s decision to move the tobacco buyout as part of the tax bill has given new energy to the FDA effort, however.
Budget Vote Leaves Some Grumbling
</p> The bill, which was sponsored by Budget Chairman Jim Nussle (R-Iowa), failed on a 268-146 tally after 72 Republicans joined 195 Democrats and one Independent in voting no.
New D.C. Law Targets Distracted Drivers
</p> With 165 million cellphone users nationwide, the main thrust of the bill is still targeted at curbing hand-held cellphone usage while driving.
Kennedy’s Runaway Car
John McCain (R-Ariz.) did his annual comedic stand-up routine on the Senate floor last week, lambasting all the pork projects in the Defense spending bill.
Shaw Adds to Staff
</p> Sheila Moloney has taken over for Bradley.
DeLauro Sees Slimmer, Sharper Platform
</p> Rep.
KENTUCKY: DCCC Poll Has Miller Trailing Northup by 6
</p> — Josh Kurtz </p> New Mexico</p> Richardson Predicts He Can Play King-Maker</p> Gov.
Yet Again, Trade Flops as an Issue In the Palmetto State
</p> For months, allies of former South Carolina Gov.
Across the Great Divide
Bill Armstrong and Hank Brown, but Smith also received the requisite 30 percent of delegate votes to qualify for the primary.
Anthrax Spread By Contact in ’01
</p> But U.S.
Frist May Get New Powers
Senate Republican leaders are considering granting Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.) more power over committee assignments, a tool which would allow him to reward loyal Senators and punish wayward Republicans
Curses! A Brief Senate History
</p> The remark, whatever it was, left some Members scandalized. “I was kind of shocked to hear that kind of language on the floor,” Leahy said afterward. </p> Rep.
Johnson Takes Senators’ Tack in Suit
</p> Rep.
FEC Declines to Rule on Filmmaker Exemption
</p> The question landed at the FEC because of a case involving a far less famous filmmaker, David Hardy.
Ryan Cancels D.C. Trip
</p> Ryan had planned to appear at a morning event showcasing the support of retiring Sen.