Simon Embodied Obvious But Forgotten Truths
Paul served in the House for 10 years from 1974 to 1984, and in the Senate from 1984 until his retirement in 1997.
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A Look at California’s Rising Democrats
Dianne Feinstein (D) is also up for re-election in 2006. She is expected to run again, but she will be 73 then, so anything is possible.
Bald Truth
Phil Gramm (R-Texas), who was overheard in the Senate barber shop last week getting all giddy about how the one-year ban on lobbying former colleagues just expired for him.
Rothenberg: For Frist, 2003 Was a Year of Contradictions
Ultimately, they regard him as unfamiliar with the ways of the Senate — and with the need to twist arms along the way. “The Senate hung around and nothing got done [for too long].
Transcript of Daschle Interview
On Monday, Dec. 1, Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) sat down in his Capitol office for an interview with Roll Call, with topics ranging from his relationships with Majority Leader Bill Frist
Daschle Increasingly Confident of Own Re-election
Few acknowledged it at the time, but there was an underlying fear among Senate Democrats that Daschle would not run for re-election.
NRCC Staffs Up Field and Press Shops
Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), now the Senate Majority Leader. Paulitz, meanwhile, joins the NRCC as press secretary after serving in the same capacity for Rep. Mark Foley (R-Fla.) since 2001.
Movement in the Mountain State
Hammond, 24, also worked as a field manager on Sununu’s 2002 Senate campaign and served in his House office.
Jones, Dornan: Late Calif. Entries
Jones’ decision to run for the Senate, which had been expected for several weeks, led the news coming out of the Golden State. The GOP field already included ex-U.S.
FLORIDA: McCollum Wastes No Time Attacking Martinez
Daniel Webster currently comprise the top flight of candidates seeking the GOP Senate nod. Among other notables considering the race, Rep.
Dean Focuses On Ky. Special
“We have built a grassroots campaign capable of doing this in targeted races in both the Senate and the House,” said Dean campaign manager Joe Trippi.
Bill’s Blog
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), who loves to fire off quick-burst e-mails from his BlackBerry, sent close supporters a post-Thanksgiving dispatch offering a window on his plans for the chamber
Rothenberg: AARP’s Switch Rare, But Not Unique, in Interest-Group Politics
It’s just as rare for the National Federation of Independent Business or Americans for Tax Reform to lead the charge in support of a bill introduced by House or Senate Democratic leaders or to support
Court Knocks Down Colorado’s Pro-GOP Redistricting Plan
Although Beauprez’s chances for re-election may have suffered a blow from the court decision, the freshman lawmaker — who maintained all along that he had nothing to do with the GOP re-redistricting
More Specter Changes
Saunders has served in various positions on the Congressman’s re-election campaigns to the state House; he served as an administrative assistant and press secretary on his first Congressional election
Propped Up
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is fond of using surgical analogies to describe his tenure of leading the chamber, much in the same way that ex-jocks like Sen.
Heard on the Hill: Better Than Wesley
Despite his affinity for quoting scripture on the Senate floor, Sen.
Better Than Wesley
Despite his affinity for quoting scripture on the Senate floor, Sen.
End-of-Session Rush Provides a Lesson in Capitol Hill Politics
Both bills have fired up so many competing interests that key Members of the House and Senate have been deluged by lobbyists and arguments.
GOP Group Joins Soft-Money Fray
A not-for-profit organization with strong Republican ties has re-formed in recent months with several top GOP strategists at the helm in an effort to counter the proliferation of soft-money groups on the