Arnold Leaves ’Em Laughing
“The funny thing about Dana is that he and I have the same chiropractor,” Schwarzenegger said as the middle-aged lawmaker rose to his feet.
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MARYLAND: Prosecutor Challenges Bartlett, Assembles Team
“This rumor that somehow it’s going to affect his campaign, I think, has been generated by some wishful-thinking Democrats,” Sen.
Hunter’s Calif. Home Destroyed
“I bought it during the 1992 race, and it’s got 225,000 miles on it. We’ve been trying to give it away and nobody wants it — not even the fire.”
On the Air in ’04: A Liberal Voice
“I can’t wait to debate the conservative right in this country and take them to the firewall,” Schultz said. “It will happen.”
Anti-Obama Site Shut Down
“That’s what this site is all about.”
Endgame in Hands of Foes
With the turning leaves and the increasingly crisp fall air, nearly every day on Capitol Hill seems to bring new predictions of when Congress will leave for the year. Nov. 7? Thanksgiving?
He’s a Card
Hannity has been trying to goad Kennedy into appearing on his show, offering $10,000 to the Senator’s favorite charity if he will go on the air for a full hour.
Votes ‘Not There’ for Pickering
The ads will also air in Washington, D.C.
French Kiss
“This is standard operating procedure from an administration that calls cutting down trees ‘Healthy Forests’ and polluting the air ‘Clear Skies,’” Kerry spokesman David Wade told HOH.
It’s Time to Consider Ending Lifetime Judicial Appointments
I have wracked my brain to think of ways to alter this spiral. Standard issue reforms won’t work. It is time to consider something more radical. [IMGCAP(1)] So what is the problem?
Schwarzenegger, Dean Lesson: Fix the Money Problem in Politics
Rather than condemning them, we (and the reform community) should recognize that decision for what it is: final evidence that the system is simply broken.
Re-Redistricting Redux?
Wilson, Congress’ first female military veteran, who spent more than 10 years in the Air Force, serves on the Armed Services Committee and seems to reflect the district’s priorities well.
A Familiar Tale
“This is a story about factionalist bitterness going out of control,” he said, adding that the animosity in the late 20th and early 21st century between Republicans and Democrats was “very reminiscent
CODELs Result in Starkly Differing Pictures of Iraq
“I will say that going forward I will not trust this administration with a few winks and nods, or when they tell me there are things they can’t tell me, or when they tell me things were worse [before
ARIZONA: Babbitt, Heir to Famous Name, Considers Run
“It is a great honor to have the party leaders stand up in support of our campaign this early in the race,” Jennings said in a statement.
GOP Turns to Israeli Lobby to Boost Iraq Support
With the fate of President Bush’s $87 billion funding request for Iraq and Afghanistan still up in the air, Senate GOP leaders have called in one of the most powerful groups in Washington to lobby Democrats
Picasso’s Portrait Practice
“I think her influence on his work was very small,” said curator Jeffrey Weiss. “It’s really about process.”
Daschle to Dean
Nearly as dramatic is that a top aide to one of the establishment leaders of the minority party is bolting to take a senior role with the campaign of the candidate who’s worked hardest to be seen
Some Polls Just Don’t Get to the Bottom of It
I have rule of thumb when I read polls: If a volunteered response is more than 15 percent, the question isn’t capturing true feelings.
Mistaken Identity
“They remember that I flew down [to South Carolina] on Air Force Two last fall to chair the Cheney dinner” that raised money for the campaigns of new Sen. Lindsey Graham (R) and new Gov.