New Ads Target Six House GOPers on Iraq
The group first launched ads that targeted Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) last month, and for the past two weeks the anti-escalation group ran ads hitting GOP Sens.
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After ’06 Loss, LaRocco Eyes Challenge to Craig
Larry LaRocco (D) announced he’ll seek the Democratic nomination for Senate and the right to challenge Sen. Larry Craig (R).
Potential Davis Successors Lining Up in NoVa District
Davis is eyeing a Senate bid in the event Sen. John Warner (R-Va.) decides to forgo re-election.
Massachusetts: Meehan’s Wife to Chair Tsongas’ House Race
Larry LaRocco (D) announced he’ll seek the Democratic nomination for Senate and the right to challenge Sen. Larry Craig (R).
Big Ag Faces Fight on Farm Subsidies From Bush, Reformers
One administration official told me that he feared the “pay-for” requirements would be waived — which takes 60 votes in the Senate and a simple majority in the House — and cited “emergency” farm
Dole’s Haul Could Quell Retirement Rumors
Dole’s re-election committee closed out the quarter with more than $1.5 million in cash. She raised more than $1 million in March alone.
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Republicans Fight for Right to Face Boyda
Jenkins, meanwhile, was just re-elected to her second term as state treasurer.
GOP Split on Metro
Davis said Tuesday he’s confident his authorizing bill will become law this year after a similar measure passed the House last year only to be shelved in the Senate.
AOC Pulls Crew Out of Tunnels
Malecki said the AOC will “re-evaluate each employee’s medical qualifications and/or work restrictions.
Conn. Republicans Eye Race Against Freshman Courtney
Rosa DeLauro (D) has no trouble winning re-election in the New Haven-based 3rd district, but Healey said she will not get a pass.
Washington: Mother-to-Be Hosting Fundraiser on Thursday
A recent survey by Senate Democrats, which claims that only one-third of Tar Heel State voters plan on picking Dole in 2008, suggests that Dole is vulnerable going in to her first re-election bid
Pryor a Late-Blooming Maverick
But now that Democratic leaders are desperate for party loyalty in their showdown with the White House over the Iraq War, Pryor, who is up for re-election in 2008, is taking what most Democrats believe
Thompson May Enlist Frist Aides
He also managed Alexander’s campaign and worked on Thompson’s 1996 re-election.
Feinstein Eyes Changes to Smithsonian Board
Her comments followed public revelations about former Smithsonian Secretary Lawrence Small’s lavish personal spending, which was approved by the board, and subsequent calls for a re-examination of
Colorado: Chair — Five Democrats Consider Musgrave Race
Franken Itemizes Costs in Fundraising Letter Al Franken (D), who used to solicit donations from the Saturday Night Live news desk, is now itemizing for donors what their contributions for his Senate
Labor Bill Battle Is First of Many
As the fight over a unionization measure moves to the Senate, the business coalition trying to knock it down is following lawmakers home for the April recess with a six-figure radio and television blitz
‘Playbook’ Reveals White House Thinking on House Races
While more Democrats did not seek re-election in 1996 than in previous cycles, mass retirements never materialized.
Lewis’ Moves
John Lewis (D-Ga.) has re-arranged his D.C. office, adding three new staffers and promoting a fourth. [IMGCAP(1)] Jamila Thompson is new to the office as senior legislative assistant.
Boyda Rejects DCCC Aid but Seeks Kerry’s
The freshman Democrat could face a tough fight for re-election next year in the overwhelmingly Republican east Kansas district. Former Rep.