Democratic Firms Boost Bloomberg Again
Several other Democrats will be working for the publishing magnate’s re-election campaign as well.
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Feeling Minnesota
In Kennedy’s suburban 6th district just north of the Twin Cities, political neophyte Patty Wetterling (D) made a strong showing against Kennedy in his re-election bid last year.
Doris Matsui Unlikely to Face Much Opposition
Debbie Stabenow (D) in fairly good shape for re-election in 2006.
Tussle for Nussle’s Seat Begins in Eastern Iowa
Danielson, a firefighter from Waterloo, pointed out that his victory in a Republican-held open state Senate seat in November concluded roughly four years straight on the stump.
Hoyer Courted for Gov. Run
Hoyer is totally focused on taking back the House and he has no plans to run for anything other than re-election and House Majority Leader when Democrats are back in the majority in 2007,” said Stacey
Term-Limits Issue Lacks the Political Punch It Once Had
George Nethercutt (R-Wash.), who broke his three-term pledge in 2000 and lost a Senate race last year. By contrast, now-Sen.
‘Talent Primary’ Heats Up
By 2002, Jarding had re-emerged at the center of the fight for the Democratic presidential nomination. Jarding first aligned with the campaign of North Carolina Sen.
Approps Shuffle Remains in Flux
After a leak in summer 2002 from a joint House-Senate inquiry into the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Goss and his Senate counterpart, then-Chairman Bob Graham (D-Fla.), ordered the Justice Department
Some Democrats Are Rethinking Abortion
Other Democrats who have expressed interest in the Senate race include former Rep. Joe Hoeffel, who lost to Sen.
Lautenberg: Seasoned Veteran Carves Out a New Role
After a two-year retirement, Lautenberg came back to the Senate a lowly freshman — in a Senate where Democrats had just lost their narrow majority, making the party unable to provide Lautenberg with
Can President Bush Stay Veto-Free for Four More Years?
Associate Senate Historian Donald Ritchie is one who is skeptical that the arrangement can be sustained for four more years.
Lamentable Ethics in Congress? It’s as Old as the Hill
Rousseau resigned after a special committee recommended his expulsion, though he was later re-elected.
Hastert Rolls On as Speaker, But for How Long?
In early January, The New York Times quoted White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card saying that Bush had personally asked Hastert to run for re-election in 2006.
California Remains Unequaled in Congressional Clout, But Proportionately, the Smallest States Do Just Fine
By undertaking a GOP-led re-redistricting plan, Texas also lost some points in the survey by cashiering senior Democratic Members in favor of rookie Republicans.
Mehlman Sees 2004 Campaign as Framework for Future Successes
Mehlman also announced that Sarah Taylor, a strategist for the Bush re-election effort, will take over as White House political affairs director from Matt Schlapp.
DCCC to Name Lapp as Its Executive Director
Tom Reynolds is back for a second cycle as chairman of the NRCC after being unanimously re-elected in December.
Schumer Blasts Bush in First DSCC Mailing
They must defend 17 Senate seats, two more than Republicans.
Family Tradition In the 109th
David Boren retired in 1994 after three terms as an Oklahoma Senator, and Lyle Boren served as a Representative from the state from 1937 until he lost re-election in 1946.
Frist’s New Digs
After spending his own time and money helping to successfully oust his nemesis, former Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.), Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is now dancing on Daschle
Hot Tamale!
In their immediate future is this year’s New Jersey governor’s race, where they are expected to work for Doug Forrester, a former Senatorial candidate, followed by the re-election campaigns of their