After ‘Shotgun Marriage’ Will New Blood Help DSCC Turn Around?
</p> Like Grossman, whose strained — and distant — relationship with DSCC Chairman Sen.
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After Losing, You Can Go Home Again
</p> Hart added, “All you want to do is get some sleep or some rest. You are ready for the thing to be over.” </p> Ex-Sen.
Watchdogs Doggedly Pursue the Truth
</p> CAMPAIGN LEGAL CENTER </p> After serving as deputy general counsel to George H.W.
Get Ready: It Could Be an Ugly Year For the House, Senate
The action will start with the other major unfinished item — the huge omnibus appropriations bill, which includes several highly charged substantive items.
Kondracke: Greenberg Book Shows Democrats Way to Win — in 2008
</p> [IMGCAP(1)] Greenberg, who polled for Bill Clinton in 1992 and Al Gore in 2000, thinks Democrats should revive the broad appeal of John F.
‘President Dean’s’ Band of Outsiders?
</p> Dean’s plan to draw on more local elected officials is a stark contrast to the approach taken by former President Bill Clinton in 1992, when a number of Members were nominated to Cabinet posts with
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Business Groups Shifting Election Focus
</p> “It’s not about buying television anymore.
Spoilers or Agents of Change?
</p> In a 1997 special election in New Mexico’s heavily Democratic 3rd district, the Green candidate took 17 percent of the vote, enabling Republican Bill Redmond to win with 43 percent.
The Prodigal Son Returns
</p> After being missing in action during past elections he has returned to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee offices to dial for dollars — hard dollars, of course, now that the bill he and
House and Senate Races Lack Passion Of White House Election; GOP Favored
</p> For Democrats this year, the problem is particularly acute. </p> The Democratic candidates for president are generating energy, excitement and anger among base voters.
Rothenberg: The Charge of the Clark Brigade
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> If Clark were a house, people would say he has “curb appeal.” </p> After stumbling in his first days as a candidate, he has improved recently.
One Week From Iowa, Dean Passes Gephardt in Insider Endorsements
</p> For many Members, Dean’s opposition to the war in Iraq is the key to their support of the governor, the source said. </p> One Dean backer, Rep.
Ex-Ambassador Giffin Considers Georgia Senate Run
</p> Giffin served as ambassador from August 1997 to April 2001, a tour that began during then-President Bill Clinton’s second term and spilled over into President Bush’s term.
Redistricting Not Yet on the Statehouse Agenda
</p> However, a state lawmaker in Oklahoma, Rep. Michael Mass (D), is expected to introduce a Congressional redistricting bill when the Legislature convenes in February, sources said.
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Bush, Campaign Team Operate as if 2004 Will Be Close Race
</p> “Is this a 50-50 country? Absolutely,” said another top Bush campaign official.
Tancredo’s Own White House Battle
Tom Tancredo (R-Colo.) arrived on Capitol Hill while Bill Clinton was still president. But it wasn’t until George W. Bush took over that the lawmaker found his nemesis.
Dean Preparing to Open Washington Office
</p> Now he is about to open a beachhead in the insiders’ backyard.
Members Take Case to Iowa
State on Jan. 19, led by Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie.