Southwest
Bill Richardson (D) and the Democrats who control the Legislature will change the district lines to make Wilson more vulnerable. Don’t bet on it, though.
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Midwest
He was pardoned by then-President Bill Clinton during Clinton’s last days in office.
Mountain
</p> Unless Rep. Mark Udall (D), former Sen.
Late Night With Dingell
</p> Dingell brought down the house at a private House Democratic Whip meeting on Thursday as he lashed out at the way Republicans are handling conference negotiations over the energy bill.
The Few, The Not So Proud
</p> By the same token, Rep.
House Outlook
Max Burns (Ga.), John Hostettler (Ind.), Bill Janklow (S.D.), Rick Renzi (Ariz.) and Rob Simmons (Conn.), all of whom have challengers the DCCC is touting.
West
</p> Former California Secretary of State Bill Jones, the last Republican to win statewide before Schwarzenegger, may also get into the Senate race, and polls show him a lot closer to Boxer than the other
South
</p> Now Republicans say they are content with their current field: former Rep. Bill McCollum, state House Speaker Johnnie Byrd, state Sen.
Mid-Atlantic
</p> Specter was not targeted by Democrats in 1998, but the last time he faced re-election in a presidential election year he won just 49 percent when Bill Clinton (D) carried the state in 1992.
McCain Breaks Own Pork Rule
</p> McCain defended his actions, saying he first sought authorization for the measure in the fiscal 2004 Defense Department authorization bill.
Does the GOP Need Energy and Medicare Reform Bills for ’04?
</p> Congress’ failure to pass an energy bill could also hurt the Republicans, though to a much lesser extent than prescription drugs.
Carrying on His Father’s Fight
</p> This week’s visit marks his third trip to Washington to lobby on his father’s bill, and Wellstone is clearly exasperated at his lack of progress, expressing his frustrations much in the manner his
House Might Not Be in Session Next Week
</p> If the energy bill is not ready to go, then the House will have to return next Wednesday to await the conference report, the aide said.
A Bitter Exchange: The Letters
</p> I have indeed been critical of President George W. Bush, just as you were frequently harshly critical of President Bill Clinton.
CODELs to Iraq Will Continue
</p> Rep.
Taxpayers Paying Shuster’s Political Bill?
Bill Shuster (Pa.) directed a part-time aide on his Congressional payroll to conduct surveillance of his GOP primary opponent, the former staff member charged in an open letter circulated Wednesday on
Lines Drawn for 30-Hour Debate
</p> A senior GOP aide said Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) had only guaranteed that floor time would be taken up by appropriations into Wednesday’s session, asserting there was “no double-cross
Ney to Hold Hearings on Democratic Groups
</p> The New House PAC and the Democratic Senate Majority Fund are designed to collect both hard and soft money.
War of Words Over Iraq
</p> “Criticizing a President is not tantamount to ‘attacking the United States.’” McDermott complained.
Solid South for the GOP
</p> A key off-year battleground state, Louisiana, also has yet to be decided.