SOUTH DAKOTA: Daschle Launches Second Ad Buy
The 60-second commercial began airing Thursday in the Rapid City media market and will debut this week in Sioux Falls.
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Bass Picks Up Family Fight to Honor Mitchell
Bass actually introduced his bill on July 16 of this year — 46 years to the day after his own father introduced the bill.
A Look at Utah
Tim Bridgewater, a 2002 candidate, is expected to run again, and retired Air Force Col. Mike Dunn is already in the race.
HBO Gets Ready to Take on K Street
“This is a realistic view of how public policy is made,” Carville said. “There are people in Washington who are trying to make money off politics.”
Boxer Rebellion
Could this solidify the notion that Nethercutt is Bush’s second choice? “What’s the difference between George Nethercutt and Jennifer Dunn? George is more gullible,” cracked one Murray adviser.
Energy Bill Maintains Slow Progress on ‘Environmental Day’
“We’re staying on this bill,” Frist said Tuesday. “We’ve spent 16 days on it so far. This is the week we bring it to completion.” “I hope I don’t see slow-walking by Democrats,” he added.
LOUISIANA: Alexander’s Poll Shows He’s in Good Shape
“I did not authorize anyone to use my name as a potential candidate,” Rounds said. National Republicans believe that former Rep. John Thune will enter the race this fall.
Postal Museum Turns 10
I Love You,” among others.
A Trial Run for NRSC Chair?
“I am a Democrat and he is a Republican,” said Weaver. Graham did not return calls for comment on this story.
CFR Backers’ Next Goal: Free Air Time
John McCain (R-Ariz.), Russ Feingold (D-Wis.) and Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) are expected to introduce this week a free airtime proposal aimed at improving the quality of political discourse while reducing the
More Bush Dirty Tricks?
“I love my son and will continue to do all I can to help him overcome this battle he has been fighting for years.
SOUTH DAKOTA: Daschle’s Ad Blitz Fails
But Klehs told Roll Call this spring that he admires Stark too much and is preparing to run for the state Legislature in 2004; Eastin is setting up a national education foundation and is considered
Durbin Accuses White House of Intimidation
“If Members of the Senate are going to be subject to this kind of effort by the White House and discouraged from meeting our responsibility, I don’t think we are doing the people’s business,” Durbin
Bremer Visits Hill to Deal With ‘Rising Concern’
Bremer’s brief visit to the Hill this week “is a sign of the [administration’s] rising concern about the situation in Iraq, but I don’t think it’s a sign of panic,” McCain said.
GEORGIA: GOP Marshals Forces For Retired General
Goddard is the former commander of Robins Air Force Base, which lies within the boundaries of the 3rd district that Marshall won in an open seat race in 2002.
Speaker Urges GOP to Hit Airwaves Over WMDs
“You can question whether foreign intelligence conclusions ought to go into presidential speeches, but I have got to tell you, I think this whole thing has been incredibly overblown,” Majority Leader
Grasstech Politicking
“I find it amazing that it took the other campaigns six months to realize that they should be doing it.”
Democrats Save Environmental Fight for ’04
“The American people are just waking up to it, but I want to make sure this is my opportunity through the confirmation process to make those points.”
McCain May Block Roche Nomination
But McCain said this week that he is still not satisfied with Roche.
Democrats Lagging In House Recruitment
“I think recruiting for both parties is as active as in the past, but in terms of the first-tier candidate announcement, it’s slower this year,” Gordon said.