Capitol Copes With Threats
</p> “We have a pretty robust plan that has been in place,” Gainer noted.
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Favorite Son
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Senators Boost DSCC
</p> But quietly, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has taken note of the need for more contributions from his Conference.
Frost to Be Aided by Albright’s Diplomacy
— Chris Cillizza </p> OKLAHOMA Paging Dr.
Web Political Ads: A New Form of Direct Mail, Not TV
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> At least two Republican Senate candidates, Georgia hopeful Rep. Mac Collins and Florida candidate Bill McCollum, have also distributed spots on the Web.
Senators’ Families Help Fund 527
</p> “Instead of protecting pensions, George Bush supported a bill giving Enron huge new tax breaks,” the 30-second spot begins, as it depicts workers in hard hats setting up corporate logos for companies
Leadership Forum Makes Push for GOP
</p> Senate Republican Conference and a number of governors and state lawmakers will appear at similar “briefings” in the future. </p> The Leadership Forum’s founders, former Rep.
What Vacation? Leaders to Stump, Raise Funds in Recess
</p> The tension has risen for the Senate leadership, due to the decision by Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) to make a campaign stop in South Dakota Saturday on behalf of the candidate challenging
Senators Target Gay Marriage
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) said that a “constitutional amendment … is consistent with the values of the United States of America,” but he would not commit to a specific date for
Frist Tries to Woo GOP Moderates
</p> Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is also hoping that this week’s recess will help cool tempers that had flared between conservative House Republican leaders and the four moderates — Sens.
Charity Flap
</p> The flap over this charity event — and another since-canceled convention event previously sponsored by Sen.
Legislation Proposes Tuneup for THOMAS Site
Corzine hopes to add the resolution, which is currently before the Senate Rules Committee, as an amendment to the upcoming legislative branch appropriations bill.
Costly House Special in Final Lap
</p> The South Dakota special election was triggered by the resignation of former Rep. Bill Janklow (R) on Jan. 20.
Dissatisfaction With Bush, GOP Is Music to Hill Democrats’ Ears
</p> Republicans also benefited from open Senate seats a decade ago.
Democrats Smell Kerry Victory — But It’s Too Soon
</p> As the Kerry aides pointed out, it’s clear that Bush has not done — at least so far — what Bill Clinton did to Republican Bob Dole in 1996, which was to bury him in an unanswered avalanche of ads
Washingtonienne Speaks
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New Vegas Enrollment Figures Favor Gallagher
</p> — Nicole Duran </p> GEORGIA Majette, Collins Get Key Primary Endorsements </p> Rep.
Davis Admits D.C. Unlikely to Win House Vote in 108th
</p> “There’s got to be bipartisan agreement before they get to a bill that all can agree on,” said Doxie McCoy, Norton’s spokeswoman. Norton has sponsored her own bill.
Dear Landlord, Please Don’t Put a Price on My Soul
The other is Monroe County Legislature Majority Leader Bill Smith (R), whose law office is the next suite over. </p> “They meet in the hall every now and then and talk strategy,” Cook reports.
Colorado Divide
</p> But Colorado this year is different. Retiring Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R), Gov. Bill Owens and GOP Rep. Scott McInnis are backing Coors, while Allard and Reps.