Monster Mash
Trick-or-treating around the Democratic bastion of Georgetown proved more lucrative this year than last, at least in terms of political VIP sightings.
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Georgia Media Consultant Says Collins Owes Him $15K
Later, after attending an afternoon rally at Robbins Air Force Base, Cheney headlined a 6 p.m. fundraiser in Perry for Collins, who is trying to unseat Rep. Jim Marshall (D) next year.
All Quiet on the Fitzie Front
At the very moment his statement was released, Kingston was riding aboard Air Force II with the vice president.
For LBJ, the Wait Goes On
Their aim is to rename the Department of Education building in his honor.
Kentucky: Conway Confers in D.C. on Northup Challenge
“I think he’s a fantastic candidate for this race because of his service on the school board and his personal story,” Wyoming Democratic Party Executive Director Kyle DeBeer said Tuesday.
I Got You, Babe
The Scripps Howard News Service reported that “romance may be in the air” for Bono and Mack, the son of former Sen.
Firms Grapple With Sarbanes-Oxley
This year alone, Washington Council has signed up more than a dozen new clients including Unilever, American Bankers Association, Delta Air Lines and the Biotechnology Industry Organization.
NRSC to Air Ads Attacking Laffey
The National Republican Senatorial Committee is wasting no time trying to take down the Republican mayor who is challenging one of its most vulnerable incumbents next year.
House Has Some Blind Trusts, Too
“The chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee has enormous influence over matters that affect money, ultimately,” said Frank O’Donnell, a Barton critic and president of Clean Air Watch.
For Some, Money Hunt Goes On
“Right now everything is in the air,” said DeeAnn Thigpen, Poe’s press secretary. “We’ll take a look at fundraising as things eventually get back to normal.”
Bereuter Brings Afghan Election Exhibit to Capitol Hill
“While I think people have a vague understanding of the programs that the United States government and the international community are implementing in Afghanistan, I don’t think there is a complete
Nation: Dole, NRSC Launch Women’s Network
It is chaired by Melanie Sabelhaus, who left her position earlier this year as Deputy Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Coburn Battle Nears Climax
While Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) said it was unclear if there is enough time to bring up the resolution this week, Coburn’s staff said the Senator was still pushing for a vote this week
San Diego Latino Group Backs Filner Over Vargas
“I am grateful and honored for this recognition,” Filner said in a written statement.
U.S. Borders Require More Security
As a member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, I have developed a plan to address this growing problem.
GOP Tries to Find Voice
The harder one to keep in the public consciousness is Social Security, and that’s still up in the air.”
Stars of the Right Turn Out for ‘Senator No’
If Ronald Reagan is widely viewed as the savior of the modern-day Republican Party, then former Sen.
Hoeven Still Weighing Challenge to Conrad
“I think the pressure on [Hoeven] is pretty intense, and that he’s going to be convinced that this is what he needs to do, both by the [Bush] administration and Republican folks in the state,” said
Cameras Headed To Court?
“If there seems to be a serious interest this time we will definitely follow up by restating our many-year-old commitment to air every minute of every oral argument of every court term and we would be
Bankrupt Carriers Face Turbulent Future
“I think Congress and the federal government can help. I’ve seen it in the past, and I just hope that’s the case this time.”