Barton Denies Favoring Westar
While the electricity portion of Barton’s bill was never adopted, the House did pass a broad energy bill, and by mid-2002, key Members were preparing to move to conference with the Senate on the
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Kennedy to Re-emerge for Kerry
But the absence is due to end soon: Kennedy is poised to re-emerge as a Kerry surrogate beginning with the party convention in July.
At Allard’s Conference, Bipartisanship Rules — Mostly
Indeed, the day tripped along rather swimmingly with almost no reference to the amendment barring gay marriage, which the Senate will vote on in mid-July. At first, even Sen.
Skunk at the Garden Party?
Already, some observers are noting Clymer will be the only anti-abortion-rights candidate in the Senate race if he makes it onto the ballot.
Pa.’s Gerlach Barely Known, Opponent’s Poll Reveals
-based polling firm Garin-Hart-Yang Research Group, showed only 34 percent of respondents said they would definitely vote to re-elect Gerlach.
Insurers’ Dinner Backfires
Senate Democrats, upset at the insurance industry for working to oust Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.), have decided to drag their feet on one of the industry’s top legislative priorities.
Club for Growth Favors Schaffer
Bob Schaffer (R) on Wednesday and is leaning heavily toward endorsing him in his Senate primary race against brewing magnate Pete Coors, according to informed sources.
Consultant’s Career: From Shrum to Thomas Jefferson
That year, he helped Jon Corzine (N.J.), Bill Nelson (Fla.) and Mark Dayton (Minn.) win Senate elections, and he worked on the re-election campaigns of Reps.
The Ultimate Players: Our Interconnected Presidents
Nixon, of course, was elected and re-elected, and made Ford his vice president after Spiro Agnew resigned in 1973.
The Ultimate Players: Our Interconnected Presidents
Nixon, of course, was elected and re-elected, and made Ford his vice president after Spiro Agnew resigned in 1973.
Heart Trouble Sidelines Diedrich for a While
Whittington Senate Aspirant Raising Money for 2008 Cycle An enterprising Garden State politician is getting a head start on fundraising for a possible open-seat Senate contest in 2008.
Clinton to Raise Funds on Tour
Earlier this year he did an event for Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) marking Daschle’s 25th year in Congress.
DeMint Gets Lift From Toomey, RSC
Coming off a closely fought Republican Senate primary loss of his own, Pennsylvania Rep. Pat Toomey (R) has taken a lead role in trying to put South Carolina Rep.
More Madonna Mania
Sadly, he had to forgo his fundraiser at the concert after controversy surrounding the event became the bane of his existence (or at least the bane of his re-election bid).
New York: Towns Says Rumors of Rift With Owens Not True
Whittington FLORIDA Both Senate Primaries Becoming Soap Operas Former Sen.
The Burt Cohen Mystery
“I have ended my campaign for United States Senate,” Cohen said in a statement on his Web site Monday.
Will GOP Divisions Undo Party’s Success Over the Long Term?
While core Republican voters seem likely to line up loyally behind the re-election bid of President Bush, around the country there are troubling signs of division within GOP ranks.
Reid Puts Blanket Hold on Bush Nominees
to convince their bosses to reject Jaczko’s nomination, Senate sources said.
Another Mouth to Feed
He added, however, that Markey “has made no secret that when John Kerry wins the presidential election, he will run for John Kerry’s Senate seat.”
Lipinski Close to Retirement
Lipinski has close ties to Daley, Madigan, a 13th ward committeeman and chairman of the state Democratic Party, and 19th ward committeeman Tom Hynes, a former state Senate president.