Burns Won’t Duck Tribal Controversy
In an interview Tuesday, Burns did not attempt to distance himself completely from the Abramoff controversy, adding that as the Senator tasked with overseeing the Interior subcommittee on the Senate
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Brain Drain
The firm, headed by Bush-Cheney 2000 political director Tony Feather, earned $21.3 million last year for working on President Bush’s re-election campaign. Retiring the Tin Cup.
Badlands for Republicans
Stephanie Herseth (D) appears headed for a much easier re-election in 2006.
NRCC Reaching Out to Organized Labor
Portman is awaiting Senate confirmation to be the U.S. trade representative. DeWine, the son of Sen.
Bringing in the Big Guns
Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) has turned to a veteran Capitol Hill and Maryland hand for advice as he explores whether to run for the Free State’s open Senate seat next year.
Three Minnesota Senate Candidates Boast About Fundraising
Roy Barnes (D) held a fundraiser Monday in the Peach State that raised $30,000 for the re-election campaign of Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson (D).
Kennedy: Wealthy Foe on Horizon
Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) is gearing up for re-election as if he were a vulnerable freshman instead of an iconic figure who has loomed over his chamber since 1962.
Bush Coalition Chief Leaves; Turner Joins Law Firm
She had been director of tax policy at the Senate Budget Committee, which Nickles chaired before his retirement.
Kerry Pledges $1M to DCCC
Kerry wants to help them re-elect Democratic Members and pick up seats across the country.”
Kennedy: GOP Hurt by ‘Hysteria’
Although his party holds its smallest number of Senate seats since before his brother was president, Kennedy has remained a force in the Senate and, to some degree, is wielding more clout than ever
Social Security Groups Claiming Momentum
— Nicole Duran MINNESOTA University Official Will Skip 2006 Senate Race A would-be Senate candidate took his name out of consideration Monday.
Redistricting Has Doomed Democrats Until at Least 2012
Not long ago, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) boasted to a meeting of the Democratic National Committee that Democrats would win back the House and Senate in 2006 and elect the first woman
Comedian Sighting
The panel will also include Julie Hirschfeld Davis of the Baltimore Sun, chairwoman of the Standing Committee on Correspondents for the House and Senate press galleries, which denied press credentials
Thurmond, Bunning Races Offer Dangerous Lessons for Robert Byrd
Thurmond was 93 and extremely frail when he won his last re-election in 1996.
Filibuster Fight Going National
Former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell (D-Maine) gave the Democratic response to Saturday’s nationally broadcast presidential radio address.
Love (On)Line
She adds, “You can quote me when he runs for the Senate!”
No Splitting the Baby
After the Democratic National Committee ran ads attacking Bush for not supporting MILC strongly enough, the president pledged that, if re-elected, he would support the program.
Blacks Could Be Senate Frontrunners in Maryland
After first appearing to resist running for Senate — he has said in the past that he wants to seek re-election in 2006 and run for governor in 2010 — Steele told a Baltimore radio station last week
Are Republicans Ready for Another George?
[IMGCAP(1)] The Tennessee Senator, who won’t be seeking re-election in 2006, will have ample time to prepare to run for president and has the credentials to be a serious contender.
In New Hampshire, State Rep. Files Papers to Challenge Bradley
Rothman is considered a possible Senate candidate in 2008, if Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D) decides to forgo re-election.