Use of Appropriations ‘Polling’ Troubles Critics
“This is taxpayer money, and we should be able to see what’s going on.”
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Democrats May Sue Alexander
“I think he should write checks back to the Members who helped him out,” Hill said.
A Post-9/11 Report Card For Congress Shows Too Little Progress
.) — there also was a sickening feeling that if the Capitol had been hit that morning, the country would have been without a Congress for months, and at the worst possible time.
Reid Gives $1 Million to DSCC
With a GOP opponent who had just $33,000 in his campaign account on June 30, Reid decided over the weekend that his campaign for a fourth term was in a strong enough position that he should turn
Pelosi Sets Long-Awaited Message Rollout
from the Republicans’ “Contract with America” in that it will not lay out specific legislative and policy proposals, but instead broadly define Democratic themes and present explanations for why voters should
Guam Press Secretary’s Olympic Struggle
“An athlete’s most important person beside him should be [his] coach, not a coach and a team of lawyers,” said Weare, press secretary to Del. Madeleine Bordallo (D-Guam).
The Roll Call 50 Richest: There’s Kerry, Then There’s Everyone Else
Although dwarfed by the fortune of his presidential running mate, Edwards and Kerry, should they win the presidency in November, would combine to be the wealthiest duo ever to inhabit the White House,
Democrats Not Giving Up on Georgia
Zell Miller (D-Ga.) has long been viewed as a given pickup for Republicans, and especially so after Isakson won a heated three-way primary without a runoff.
Gainer Seeks to Consolidate Checkpoints
Beyond that, [Gainer] doesn’t just need to move them, he needs to streamline them,” said Norton, who had criticized the department in early August for installing the checkpoints without consulting city
House GOP Undecided on Approps Schedule
The measure covering Transportation, Treasury and independent agencies should be on tap next week.
FEC Rulings Coming
activist David Bossie, has asked the watchdog agency whether his organization may advertise both a documentary film and a book about Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry over the next several weeks without
Election Determines if Chairman Can Ad-Vance
The previous chairman, Don Benton, refused to resign after news broke that he intended to move the state party headquarters from the Seattle area to Olympia and that he had already purchased a building without
Evans, a Crooner and Actor, Wants to Play Politician Next
He wants to set the example that a campaign can be waged “without having to feed the machine.” He has not taken the traditional campaign route.
Police Unions Critical of Library’s New Escort Policy
Melvin Dogan called for renewed enforcement of the measure, stating: “Please reiterate to Officials/Officers that US Capitol Police should not be allowed to walk through halls unescorted.
Kerry Must Go With His Gut if He’s Going to Come Out on Top
Kerry’s message should be reduced to less than a dozen words: “I am ready to lead America in a better direction.” A better direction in fighting the war on terrorism.
DCCC to Seek $2.6 Million to Target Key Races
In the past, the party has distributed large lists of targeted candidates to their Members without a specified timeline for donations.
Hoyer: West Can Be Won
Hoyer’s visit just happened to coincide with last week’s Republican National Convention in New York, where the majority party worked to solidify its core of support and convince America it should
Congressional Wind Is Blowing in Democrats’ Direction
With barely 30 House seats in the hotly contestable category, pretty evenly divided between the two parties, Democrats have no chance of winning back the House without a larger trend.
Gainer Predicts Smooth Week for Security Team
“It should go off without a hitch,” Capitol Police Chief Terrance Gainer said Friday.
Ginsberg Flap Puts Focus on Murky Rules
law appears to be murky, with legal experts split on the question of whether there is a way for campaign vendors, consultants and other political operatives to carry out the straddle Ginsberg attempted without