The Politics of Gasoline Prices: Keep Your Powder Dry
</p> Oh, how quickly we forget. </p> Less than four years ago, gas prices also spiked, particularly in the Midwest.
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Bush Survives Iraq Attacks, 9/11 Accusations
</p> The 9/11 investigating committee’s hearings demonstrate that no one did enough to fight Al Qaeda before it attacked in New York and Washington — not Bush, not Bill Clinton, not the FBI, not the CIA
Kerry’s Climbers
</p> Andy Davis, 31, is the Senator’s new Capitol Hill communications director.
Funding, Delays Plague Eastern Market Renovations
</p> “Seeing is believing,” added Bill Glasgow Jr., owner of the Union Meat Co., which has operated out of the market for the past 57 years.
Rothenberg: Democrats Hope Latest House Candidates Will Boost Party’s Prospects
</p> The recently recruited candidates — Bill Fuller in Alabama’s 3rd district, Joe Driscoll in Pennsylvania’s 15th, Tom Gallagher in Nevada’s 3rd, Jim Stork in Florida’s 22nd and Diane Farrell in Connecticut
Coors Officially Enters Senate Race
Bill Owens (R), by his side. </p> “I owe my country a debt of gratitude and want to serve my country,” said Coors at his announcement. </p> He will now face off against former Rep.
No Indication Ricin Arrest Linked to Capitol Hill Incident
</p> It is not clear, however, whether Alberg, who is autistic, had plans to use the ricin.
Richardson, Hispanic Members Lead Effort to Influence 527 Rulemaking
</p> On the ides of March, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson (D) called Danny McDonald, a Democratic commissioner, and asked a few questions about the FEC’s proposed plans.
Inside the MTBE Fracas
be the sticking point between House and Senate negotiators on the bill.
Stern Not Only Change for Clear Channel
</p> On Capitol Hill, the three worked closely together on several telecommunications issues, most notably the Tauzin-Dingell broadband bill that passed the House but was killed in the Senate.
Frist Going to Daschle’s Turf
Raising the stakes in the battles with his Democratic counterpart, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.) plans to campaign next month in Minority Leader Tom Daschle’s home state of South Dakota on
Texas Goes It Alone
</p> In response to a well-organized campaign from the minority groups, Nielson turned to K Street for help. </p> Nielsen hired ex-Rep.
Legislative Duties Weigh Heavily on GOP House Hopefuls
And while the state Senate leader describes himself as pro-life, his refusal to support a bill stopping medical research on fetal tissue at the state university isn’t sitting well with anti-abortion groups
Pelosi, Menendez Leading the PACs
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) contributed just 12 percent of the $3.5 million raised by his Volunteer PAC.
What a Ride
</p> Here are a few of my all-time favorite HOH items: </p> Stockpiling Stewardesses. A slip of the tongue by Sen.
Kerry Won’t Push Bills to Boost Bid
</p> Another Kerry bill directs the federal government to reimburse families and soldiers for personal money spent to buy body armor for use in Iraq and Afghanistan. Sen.
Trouble Brewing In Colo.?
Bill Owens (R) seemingly reversed course Wednesday with his revelation that brewing company mogul Pete Coors would enter the race.
Beasley’s TV Ads Tout His Job Creation Record in S.C.
</p> Lawyer Bill Nojay, the chairman of the Rochester-Genessee Regional Transportation Authority, said he wanted to run to boost the struggling region’s economic fortunes.
Pa.’s 17th District Primary Is Impossible to Predict
</p> The younger Paterno, who was counseled by Sen.
Shrouded in History
</p> Great War Origins </p> Though widely referred to in the media as the Senate Spouses’ Club, the group was and is a chapter of the American Red Cross. </p> Founded in 1917 by Mrs.