February Showdowns Will Make, Break Democratic Contenders
The Maine caucuses have a history of quirkiness, which should help the Vermonter. Georgian Jimmy Carter won them in 1976 and then-Colorado Sen. Gary Hart did so in 1984.
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House Dismisses Pair of ‘Frivolous’ Election Contests
Tataii alleged in his complaint that Mink should not have been on the September Democratic primary ballot because her illness made her unfit to serve.
Kingston Continues Fight for Greater CVC Oversight
Both Democratic and Republican members of the subcommittee expressed concerns about how many decisions are made about the project — the sheer quantity of which increase the cost — without going through
Abortion Conference Stalled
The bill has been languishing for a month-and-a-half without the appointment of Senate conferees since House passage on June 4. The Senate passed the bill on March 13.
Bush Gets Head Start on Key ’04 Issue
“There’s been a lot of misinformation from people who should know better,” he added. Those words have done little to quell Democratic criticism.
Heard on the Hill: Failed Intern Romance
The note, which was obviously written without the benefit of a spell checker by this fellow, reveals just how nasty things can get when preppy love fails.
McCain May Block Roche Nomination
Meanwhile, McCain said he remains perplexed at how the Air Force could approve the deal with Boeing without a thorough investigation of alternatives.
MICHIGAN: Legislator Is Latest to Consider Smith Seat Bid
Should Nickles decide to seek a fifth Senate term, he would be a heavy favorite. If he retires, Rep. Brad Carson (D) would enter the race and be his party’s likely nominee.
A Growing Problem
But at the Library, which houses more than 26 million books and other materials such as maps, photographs and manuscripts, there are about 50,000 books without a home.
Five Still Uncertain About ’04
“While Senator Nickles has not made a decision, he is taking action to make sure he is well-positioned should he decide to run,” said Brook Simmons, director of legislative affairs and communication
Nomination a la Dean: Take John, George, Bill, Jimmy, Stir Vigorously
Unlike Bradley, Dean is running in a crowded field without a prohibitive favorite, not head-to-head against the sitting vice president.
Bush Must Counter Bad News From Iraq With Progress Reports
barring word of the capture or death of Saddam Hussein and his evil sons or the discovery of weapons of mass destruction, there’s no question that the killing or wounding of American soldiers will (and should
Davis Plans D.C. Voting-Rights Bill By Year’s End
“The Delegates should be replaced and be Representatives,” she added. Virgin Islands Del.
Book Offers Perspective on Yesterday’s Political Scandals
only son, William, proved an unrepentant loyalist he had him jailed for three years, during which time William was denied basic amenities, fell into poor health and eventually lost his wife, who died without
Sen. John Kerry
I have put forward a health care plan that not only helps the nearly 40 million Americans without health insurance but also contains the rising costs that are making it harder for insured Americans
Rep. Richard Gephardt
As long as I live, I will never forget the terror in the eyes of families without health insurance fighting cancer and not knowing how to pay for the next treatment.
Lawyers: Immunity Doesn’t Protect Senator
Legislative immunity should not protect Sen.
On Medicare and Budget Numbers, CBO Is Failing
If the current Congress rejects realistic assumptions, the CBO should just put the Congressionally directed estimates in an appendix.
Bush Makes Good Start on Mideast Peace Negotiations
[IMGCAP(1)] He backed Israeli insistence that no peace was possible without an end to Palestinian terrorism, and he sided with a Palestinian reform movement disturbed by the corruption of Palestinian
Congress Set For Busy July
That could result in a final bill more closely resembling the Senate version and without the market-based reforms that would be necessary to attract conservative votes when the conference report hits the