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Young Guns Aim for Democratic Leadership

The youngest of the top Members at 49, he’s considered a likely Senate prospect and could seek New Jersey Sen. Frank Lautenberg’s seat in 2008, if Lautenberg decides against a re-election bid.

Plenty of Heart and Plenty of Hope

“He is, without question, entertaining the idea of running for the Senate in Oklahoma irrespective of what Nickles does,” said a Democratic strategist familiar with the situation.

Roman Holiday

The Federal Election Commission will decide today whether Senate Minority Whip Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) son, Rory, can raise soft money.

Boyd Bullish

Graham, who is running for president, has still not said definitively that he won’t seek re-election if his White House bid is unsuccessful.

Graham Courts House Centrists

While, practically speaking, endorsements from Members of the House and Senate may mean little, they are an important symbol of support from those who know the candidates best and are aligned with

‘Triangulation’ Has House GOP Worried

House Republicans are concerned that “triangulation” has re-emerged this week, as the White House appears to have undercut GOP leaders’ position on the controversial issue of expanding the child tax credit

Dickey Lands New Clients

He is still deciding whether to challenge Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.), who is up for re-election next year. Back in the Supplement Game.

English Raps Toomey

two-page letter to Toomey requesting that the Congressman refund more than $100,000 in donations from his House colleagues and give the remaining money he transferred from his House committee to his Senate

Father of the Bride

But given the fact that Edwards has already seen his favorability ratings slide back home — suggesting that he would have an extremely difficult time defending his Senate seat if he runs for re-election

Nethercutt & Run in Washington

Nethercutt was re-elected to his fifth term last year with a solid majority and has a seat on the House Appropriations Committee.

Coalition of The Willing?

John Spratt and James Clyburn, wealthy business leaders Hayne Hipp and Darla Moore, as well as 2002 Senate nominee Alex Sanders.

Harkin: Candidate Who ‘Connects’ Wins

“I am convinced that after my own race in Iowa and my experience here that if it was ‘the economy, stupid’ in 1991 and 1992, it is ‘the economy, stupid’ in spades this year,” Harkin, who was re-elected