Schumer Targets Potential Retirees
</p> Minnesota Sen.
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Administration Will Face Fight on Control of Funds
organizational issues this week, they’ll also be grappling with their more traditional responsibilities, given the White House’s presentation Monday evening of an $82 billion war supplemental spending bill
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</p> Monroe will report to Lee Culpepper, the association’s senior vice president of government affairs and public policy. </p> Tax Time. Political donors could be in for a tax break if Rep.
Dreier: Arnold’s Ally, Except on One Issue
</p> Schwarzenegger, expressing his frustration with the state’s incumbent-friendly Congressional and legislative maps, has thrown his support behind a bill in the state Assembly that would empower a
Amendment Fans Bulk Up
</p> The publicity wasn’t planned, at least not right then.
Reassuring Democrats, Bingaman to Run Again
</p> With Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R) set to leave his seat after two terms, a number of Republicans have already jumped into the open-seat contest.
Castor’s Daughter and State Senator Head List of Democrats
</p> Hillsborough County Commissioner Kathy Castor and state Sen.
Republicans Declare, Democrats Await Wetterling
</p> In the next few months “we’ll find out who’s serious” about running in the district that spans from the Twin Cities’ northern suburbs to St. Cloud. </p> State Sen.
Reid Becomes Fundraiser in Chief
</p> In the 2002 cycle, Daschle’s PAC donated $644,000 and raised more than $2.3 million. </p> Reid’s backers said they recognize that he will have to carry more of that financial load.
Lack of Rival Boosts Clinton
</p> When asked whether she would attempt to repeat that effort in 2006, Clinton demurred.
Voinovich Makes Budget Stance Clear
</p> In addition to meeting with Gregg, Voinovich has joined with Sen.
CBC’s Watt Reaches Out
</p> To advance this broad theme, Watt has already met with President Bush and sought meetings with GOP Congressional leaders including Speaker Dennis Hastert (Ill.) and Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist
Where Are the Nominees for Appellate Courts?
</p> However, additional inquiring minds are wondering.
Cochran Moves Slowly on Shift
</p> The Senate “doesn’t feel rushed to do anything,” said the aide. “It doesn’t impact the supplemental [spending bill]. That will be handled at full committee anyway.”
Democrats Should Get Ahead of Bush on Tax Reform
</p> On Jan. 7, Bush charged his nine-member commission, headed by retired Sens.
Freddie: Under Fire, Under Construction
</p> But that’s exactly the situation that mortgage giant Freddie Mac finds itself in.
Foreign Agent Files
</p> Freshman Fiesta.
Policing Internet Politics?
</p> But Toner said there is no evidence that Congress intended to regulate the Internet when it enacted the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, also known as the McCain-Feingold bill.
Centrist Democrats Search for Direction
</p> The NDC, which last week chose Rep.
Franken Passes on Minnesota Senate Race
</p> “I am not running for Senate in 2006,” Franken said during the “Al Franken Show,” which is broadcast on Air America.