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Menendez’s desire to keep on schedule, it seemed clear that sending a young staffer up to the No. 2 Democratic leader in the House was not the smartest approach.”
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Judge Throws Out CAIR Suit Against Ballenger
A federal judge this week tossed out a $2 million libel case against former Rep.
Cardin Conferring, Others Prepare, Dream in Maryland
— Josh Kurtz MINNESOTA 2 Democrats Raise Cash, Third Plans Trip to D.C.
What’s the Plan? On Social Security, There Is None
When Senate Democrats unveiled a Web-based Social Security calculator on Thursday — a device that purports to show how much money people would lose with private accounts — they also had to post a one-page
THE NATION: Social Security Ad Aims at 3 House Members
MoveOn is also planning to run a full-page print ad in The New York Times on Wednesday, the same day that Bush will give his State of the Union address to the nation. — Lauren W.
Which Freshmen Show Early Signs of Stardom?
2. Charisma For Sen.
Capitol’s ‘True Frescos’ Restored
, who serves as president of Page Conservation Inc.
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.
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
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.”
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
Nixon Fundraiser
At the bottom it adds, “George Bush: 2 cavities.”
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.”
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
King Does His Best to One-Up Meehan
Last week, this page featured a photo of Sen. Edward Kennedy (D) and now-Rep.