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Ballenger Attorney Cites ‘Moral Values’ Exit Poll

After the article appeared, the group, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, filed a $2 million libel and slander suit.

December 10, 2004

Early Letters on Display at Folger

Through April 2, about seven dozen of the Folger Shakespeare Library’s abundant trove of manuscript and early printed letters are on display at the library as part of the exhibit “Letterwriting in

November 24, 2004

The New Members of the House

He and his wife, Ann, have two children, Addison, 4, and Connie V, 2, who is jokingly nicknamed “Cinco de Macko.”

November 5, 2004

HAVA Dispute

District judge in Ohio has said under the Help America Vote Act passed by Congress a voter may cast a provisional ballot at any precinct in his or her county on Nov. 2.

October 20, 2004

How Philip Morris, Tobacco Foes Tied the Knot

Altria executive Berlind first laid out a case for supporting federal regulations in a 23-page internal memo dated Oct. 1, 1998.

October 4, 2004

SOUTHWEST: Open-Seat Oklahoma Senate Race Has Grown Wilder and More Unpredictable in Recent Weeks

Through June 30, Wilson had a whopping $1.2 million in the bank after raising almost $2 million in the cycle.

October 1, 2004

Republican Senators Aid NRSC

At the end of August, the NRSC held a more than 2-to-1 advantage over the DSCC, $22.5 million to $10.5 million.

September 28, 2004

Early Voting Draws More Interest from Parties

This year, between 15 percent and 20 percent of the electorate is expected to cast their votes before Nov. 2 — but political experts seem to have different takes on the overall impact on voter turnout

September 17, 2004

Schoenke’s Current Fields of Battle: Politics and Policy

Though he was an active volunteer with inner-city youth football teams and the Special Olympics, Schoenke really didn’t make headlines outside the sports page until 1972.

September 14, 2004

Nixon Fundraiser

At the bottom it adds, “George Bush: 2 cavities.”

September 7, 2004

Emily Reynolds: A Secretary With Charm, Efficiency

“No, I feel so boring,” laughs Reynolds, who is 5-foot-2 and has eyes of blue. “Quirky, yes, and boring.”

August 31, 2004

Princesses Lead the Paper

combat troops arrive in Vietnam, the murder of Malcolm X and massive rioting in Los Angeles, Roll Call decided to take a step back to showcase a less ugly news event from 1965 with this April 1 front-page

August 27, 2004

King Does His Best to One-Up Meehan

Last week, this page featured a photo of Sen. Edward Kennedy (D) and now-Rep.

July 20, 2004

Democrats Shouldn’t Count on Seeing an Anti-DeLay Vote

National Democratic strategists are trying to take a page out of one of their old playbooks in trying to “nationalize” the 2004 elections.

July 16, 2004

House Democrats Woo Edwards

“We want to make sure everyone is on the same page, on the same card and in support of the message,” Clyburn added. “We don’t want to wait until after the convention.”

July 9, 2004

Clinton Documentary Opens Friday

With the release of his 957-page memoir, “My Life,” on Tuesday, the former president is becoming almost as ubiquitous in the media today as he was during his presidency.

June 23, 2004

NEW ENGLAND: Few Races Are Competitive, But the Democrats Hope Rowland’s Woes Boost House Candidates

In 1992, Dodd defeated Brook Johnson (R) 59 percent to 38 percent despite the latter’s personal donation of $2 million to his campaign. Dodd again is well-financed for the race.

May 13, 2004

SOUTHWEST: Oklahoma Senate Race Leads List of Big Changes Afoot in a Region Made Volatile by Redistricting

Leading the spending spree was businessman Ben Streusand (R), who spent better than $2 million in the March 9 primary.