‘Coordination’ Difficult to Prove
What is interesting to many who follow campaign finance regulations is what the FEC’s reasoning for this decision says about the law itself or the FEC’s willingness or ability to enforce it.
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Stem-Cell Vote Up in Air Due to Busy Calendar
“I think Katrina blew all the air out of this place,” Smith said. “It’ll take us weeks, maybe a month, to get back to other important issues, of which stem cells is one.”
Thune: Ready To Roll
Johnson said he “anticipates” that Thune will be the chairman of the NRSC, and acknowledged “maybe this will come apart, but I hope not.”
Hill Wants Details From Bush
“I think the administration severely flubbed the first three or four days of this,” said a senior House Republican leadership aide. “From that point on, I think they’ve been very good.”
Learning To Fight Fire
As a parent who lost a child in a dormitory fire, this is a very important day — a day that may save your life.”
Remember the Heroes: Finger-Pointing Won’t Speed Gulf’s Recovery
Start with the courageous Coast Guard air rescue teams risking their own lives to save so many — old, young, black, white — trapped by the flood’s toxic waters as snipers took pot shots.
Bringing Back the Lounge
The place smells like a used charcoal grill. Yet Lounge owner Joe Englert somehow doesn’t seem at all phased by any of this. “It’s annoying, but what’s done is done.
Mr. Sears Goes to Washington
“I am grateful that Glen has accepted this new responsibility and will continue his service to the people of Kansas.”
Tancredo Slams Louisiana Leaders
Making matters worse, the Mayor of New Orleans and the Governor of Louisiana have demonstrated mind-boggling incompetence in their lack of planning for and response to this disaster,” Tancredo wrote.
Anthony Weiner’s Wild Ride
“I keep waiting for the morning when I wake up, open up the newspaper and decide I don’t want to do this anymore. But it hasn’t happened yet, so I guess it won’t.”
Bush Raises Stakes on Roberts
That means the court would function with either eight justices — if Roberts is confirmed — at the outset of this term or O’Connor will have to temporarily remain on the court until her successor is confirmed
Off Hill, CVC Is ‘Truly Impressive’
“I think the challenge we have is to police the entire complex within budget … [but] we won’t compromise security over budget issues,” Gainer said.
Former Sen. Jesse Helms: A Life in Unusual Review
(To be fair, among the current political class, Helms is hardly alone in this shortcoming.)
Has Museum’s Time Come?
“All this history I had learned was missing from the Smithsonian,” she said. So Staser set about researching what was being done to rectify what she considered a major omission. The answer: nothing.
OHIO: Hackett, in DCCC Appeal, Calls His Ohio Loss a Template
“I am proud that my race for Ohio’s 2nd can serve as a template for how we win seats across this country in 2006,” he wrote.
Novak Sorry for Flipping Out
Henry had the book sitting in front of him during Thursday’s show and, before Novak’s spectacular on-air fit, planned to ask the Prince of Darkness something like: Is this where you got Plame’s name?
Byrd Hits Back at NRSC Ads
Byrd’s new ad, titled “Truth,” is airing principally in the Huntington and Charleston media markets and is of relatively the same scope as the National Republican Senatorial Committee ad buy hitting
Up in the Air, Again
(Berendt did not return phone calls for this report.)
Jones Cuts Aide Loose
“Given that the full extent of the details in this matter were withheld from Congressman Jones, the relationship between Mr.
Parties Weigh In on Heated Special
But the race has hardly been the cake walk that prognosticators predicted for Schmidt in this heavily-GOP suburban Cincinnati district, as a mix of factors — including the disarray enveloping the