Plan to Split DNC Chairmanship in Two Is Floated
</p> The proposal harks back to 1995, when then-President Bill Clinton named two DNC chairmen: Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) as general chairman and Donald Fowler as national chairman.
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Matheson’s Victory Margin Tough for GOP to Swallow
</p> Evensen said Republicans should have learned from 1990 when a newspaper ad backfired and helped propel Bill Orton (D) into the heavily Republican 3rd district seat.
Gettin’ Jiggy With It
Bill Delahunt (D-Mass.) and George Miller (D-Calif.), the landlord-resident.
Peterson, in Ag Bid, Pays Up
</p> “Obviously, I’m very interested” in the position, Peterson said in an interview. “I represent one of the biggest agriculture districts in the country.”</p> Rep.
CVC Costs Could Rise by $100 Million
</p> The CVC, which received a $48 million infusion in fiscal 2004, currently has a $421 million price tag.
Intelligence Talks Advance, Slowly
But Members and aides warned that a deal must be reached today or the bill would likely not be passed this year. </p> “We’re down to the short strokes here,” said Sen.
Ney Linked to Abramoff Deal
</p> Abramoff later assured Tigua officials that the Senate sponsor of the election reform bill — Sen.
Intel on Intel
</p> Roberts said he “had a lengthy talk” with Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) about the issue and implied to reporters that he was interested in overseeing any intelligence-agency reforms
Dole Edges Coleman for NRSC Chairmanship
</p> Sen. John Sununu (R-N.H.), who was whipping votes for Dole, said the 28-27 outcome was “within a vote or two” of what he thought it would be.
Specter Prepares Blueprint For Leading Judiciary Panel
</p> While Specter declined to say when or how he would present this statement, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) said he thought it would be released “by the end of the week.”
To Win, Democrats Need to Face Reality, Reform Their Message
</p> But those charges have been made — and, I think, not metaphorically — by such commentators as The New York Times’ Maureen Dowd, author Garry Wills, PBS host Bill Moyers and former Sen.
Democrats Blast New GOP Rule
Bill Thomas (Calif.) suggested it would be best not to have a divisive secret ballot.
Other Redistricting Reruns Less Likely
</p> With the victory of Rep.
Foundation Continues to Lose Money
</p> Participation in the program has surged to more than 18,000 individuals, Falk said, up from the 6,077 enrolled in 2000.
Frist Gains Committee Appointment Power
</p> By a one-vote margin, Republican Senators agreed to grant Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) the ability to make appointments to influential committees — a power centrists fear will be used to
How Much Money Is Enough for a Safe Incumbent?
Barbara Boxer (D) holding a decisive 53 percent to 36 percent lead over challenger Bill Jones (R) in California’s Senate contest.
After Another Loss, We Must Remember What It Means to Lead
It should surprise no one that the Democratic path out of the wilderness was laid last week by the master himself, Bill Clinton.
Howard Baker: Still Alive
</p> Baker turned 79 on Monday. We wish him a very happy birthday … and many more.</p> Birthday Boys.
Revitalization Boosts Sales in Emerging Areas
</p> Real estate business on the Hill is booming in part because people are looking for convenience.
‘Nuclear’ Truce
</p> Who started this feud is not the point.