Madrid Still Pondering House Race
Heather Wilson (R-N.M.) next year, they may have to blame their failure on the political trajectory of the state’s governor, Bill Richardson (D).
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Bankrupt Northwest Signs Up GOP Lobbying Firm
“Obviously the pension bill is the first item of business that we’ll be working on.”
California: Bilbray Won’t Rule Out Political Comeback Try
Bill Morrow, former state Assemblyman Howard Kaloogian and businessman George Schwartzman. College professor Francine Busby is running on the Democratic side.
Democrats Call for Special Counsel to Review DOJ’s Abramoff Investigation
</p> Del. Madeleine Bordallo (D), who represents Guam in the House, was among those supporting Miller’s request. </p> In one incident cited by the Democrats, then-acting U.S.
Despite Earmarks, Many Districts are Worse Off
</p> During an all night talk-a-thon following passage of the highway bill, Rep.
Democrats Seek Lobbying Curbs
</p> Reid and his Senate colleagues will be joined by House Democrats who are advocating similar limitations on lobbyists in their chamber. </p> Earlier this year, Reps.
Will Bush Step Up — or Let Immigration Issue Fester Further?
</p> Both bills contain stepped-up border security and internal enforcement provisions, but McCain’s bill, introduced with Sen.
GOP Floats Cuts
Tom DeLay (R-Texas), the investigation of Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and the Supreme Court nomination of Harriet Miers all served to make many conservatives nervous about the GOP’s direction
In Small States, Close Ties Often Trump Bitter Partisanship
</p> For a while, it looked like this pattern was changing. In 2002, then-Rep.
Harman PAC to Boost Security Focus
</p> “Harman is in a great position to lead this charge,” the adviser said.
Louisiana: Consultant Tries to Set Record Straight on Memo
Pre-Clears New Congressional Map </p> The U.S.
‘Suspension’ Bills Get Scrutiny
</p> Indeed, in a press release sent out on Thursday, Forti attacks freshman Rep. Melissa Bean (D-Ill.) for voting for the Shirek bill. </p> “Either Rep.
Indictment Won’t Alter Democrats’ Attack Plan
</p> Smith claimed he was offered $100,000 in contributions for his son’s campaign to succeed him in the House in return for his support of the Medicare bill.
Pharmacy Adversaries Do Battle … Again
</p> As the House and Senate huddled in conference on the Medicare bill, “we discovered they had exempted the PBMs from a conflict-of-interest self-referral,” said John Rector, senior vice president and
The DeLay Indictment, and How Democrats Should Respond
Nick Smith (R-Mich.) to change his vote on the Medicare bill, DeLay’s downfall arrived via his own arrogant hand. </p> He believed that his actions would never be challenged.
GOP Changes Won’t Affect Chairmen
</p> Rep.
K Street: Will DeLay Inc. Survive the Indictment?
</p> Smoothing what could have been a rocky transition, DeLay’s successor, Rep.
Vast Left-Wing Conspiracy?
</p> Bennett’s Blunder.
The Next Court Fight: Just What the Doctor Ordered for the GOP?
</p> And chances are, he won’t have to try too hard to incite Senate Democrats.
Despite Woes, GOP Sees Opportunities to Recoup Before ’06
[IMGCAP(1)]</p> Just after his indictment, DeLay told me, “the Democrats have peaked too soon.”