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Democrats Warn GOP on Agenda
Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) recently conveyed this warning to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.).
Hail Mary Ads in Dakota
Seeking to invigorate his so-far dormant Senate campaign, North Dakota attorney Mike Liffrig (R) has launched a series of controversial ads attacking Sen.
Members to Tout Anti-Kerry Film
The event is slated to include remarks by former Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole (R-Kan.) at a press conference prior to a screening. Sources said that Rep.
Owens’ Unhappy Last Hurrah
In 1974, Owens upset a machine-backed candidate to win a state Senate seat. Eight years later, when trailblazing Rep.
First Poll in Pennsylvania’s 8th Shows Republican Lead
Tony Knowles (D) in the tight Senate race.
Frist: Getaway Is Oct. 8
with the re-election efforts of Republican Senators — especially those, such as Alaska’s Lisa Murkowski, in tight races.
Santorum Eyes Leader’s Post, White House
Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) delivered a rousing address, telling attendees that President Bush deserves to be re-elected and prompting the crowd to break into shouts of “Four more years.”
Carter Fires Back At Miller Speech
But there were no fireworks when Miller strode into the Senate chamber last night to vote for one of Bush’s judicial nominees.
Turf Battles Muddle Intelligence Reform Agenda
But Senate Republican leaders appear skeptical of the merits of Roberts’ far-reaching bill.
N.Y.’s McNulty Denies Rumors That He’s Retiring
Stratton’s father, Sam Stratton, held the Albany-area seat from 1958 to 1988, and his surprising retirement announcement during his re-election campaign paved the way for McNulty, then a state Assemblyman
Electoral-System Anxiety Bubbles Up in Initiatives
When Murkowski won the governorship, he appointed his daughter Lisa to his old Senate seat.
Arizona Incumbents Targeted
Nevada voters will also go to the polls today, to select a Republican challenger to Senate Minority Whip Harry Reid (D) and challengers to the state’s three House incumbents.
The Senate to the FBI and Back Once More
The shoe dropped later that spring when Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) finally did call Rawls and convinced him to return to the Senate as his chief of staff, his fourth tour of duty
Bush Officials Rally Delegates
This is a little difficult for some people, but we’ve got to go home and get to work if we want this president re-elected, and that’s what they’re saying.”
Out of Place at Home, Monroe’s Loving NYC
In 2002, Norton won re-election with 93 percent of the vote after the D.C. Republican Party opted not to field a candidate. If the history of failed Republican bids for D.C.
A Homecoming, With Relish
Arlen Specter’s (R) re-election contest. Both D’Amato and Specter were elected to the Senate in 1980 and remain close friends.
Congressional Wind Is Blowing in Democrats’ Direction
The convention, naturally, is all about the president and his re-election. Members of Congress are here in New York and visible, but most are secondary or tertiary figures this week.
In Campaign Fundraising Game, New York City Is Donor Central
Meanwhile, slightly fewer than 9,500 New Yorkers have contributed a total of $10.6 million to Bush’s re-election campaign.
Emily Reynolds: A Secretary With Charm, Efficiency
It’s a signature that appears on all legislation passed by the Senate, as well as treaties, nominations and the paychecks of some 6,500 Senate employees.