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Conservative ‘527’ to Air Ads
</p> Progress for America, a 527 group that counts several advisers close to both the White House and Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), announced its intention to target up to 10 Senators as
Seeking a New Coach
</p> He did not return a call Monday seeking comment. </p> Aside from Hanson, state Sen.
Ten Bills That Really Mattered
Domestic and foreign policy were both fair game, and we didn’t quibble about whether the measure was a bill, a resolution or a treaty ratification.
Hutchison: Poker-Faced, but Active
</p> “She does not want to be a distraction to the Legislature,” Sullivan said. </p> Hutchison’s closed-mouth strategy essentially puts Perry on the spot.
‘100 Days’ Analysis Is Great Sport but Requires Perspective
Suggesting that a Republican Congressional Armageddon may be just around the corner, the story pointed out that Bush’s approval rating for his handling of Social Security is even lower than then-President Bill
THE NATION: DSCC Seeks Big Haul in Big Apple This Week
</p> Meanwhile, the DSCC’s counterpart raked in an estimated $3.2 million last week at a fundraiser at the Washington, D.C., home of Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.).
Hastert Taps Scholar
the 1982 bill establishing the Historian’s office in the first place.
GOP Sees Progress in Trying to Reframe Debate
</p> Meanwhile, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) on Thursday touted his efforts to reach compromise with Democrats on the issue of judicial filibusters, just two days after a Washington Post
Foreign Travel, Anyone?
</p> Saudi Road Show.
Ethics War On Hold, for Now
</p> Rep.
In Search of the Third Way
And each of the six fits squarely into the tradition of youthful, consensus-minded leaders like former President Bill Clinton, who bequeathed the new group its name when he sought “third way” solutions
Senators Take Battles To Their Constituents
</p> “We are not going to get into the details here,” Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) said during a Friday conference call with reporters.
Democrats Can’t Win When ‘No!’ Is Party’s Dominant Message
</p> Moreover, the public did not react favorably to GOP intervention in the Terri Schiavo case.
Dicks Decides to Pay for February Trip
</p> Rep. Norm Dicks (D-Wash.) took a five-day jaunt to Miami in February.
In ’08 Race, Can Frist Avoid Becoming the GOP’s John Kerry?
What separates Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) from the 99 other Senators who want to be president is that some observers figure him to be one of the early favorites for 2008.
Markup Alters Face of Senate’s 527 Bill
</p> But it isn’t at all clear that the biggest challenges the 527 bill faces are from the amendments adopted Wednesday.
Shaw Seeks to Have FEC Oversee 527s
</p> Shaw’s bill would not prohibit 527 groups from raising and spending soft money. Instead, it would put 527s in line with other political groups in disclosing to the FEC.
Salazar Goes Nuclear on Dobson
He then went on at length — beyond his allotted time, in fact — decrying the lack of compensation for asbestos victims in the committee bill.