THE NATION: Social Security Ad Aims at 3 House Members
“We are committed to this effort for the long haul,” MoveOn.org Executive Director Eli Pariser said in a statement.
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Clinton’s Top Aide Learns From Tragedy
“The nurse thought I was crazy,” she recalled, laughing.
Ethics Panel in Limbo
The fate of House ethics Chairman Joel Hefley (R-Colo.) remains up in the air nearly a month into the 109th Congress.
For Now, Gingrich Focuses on His Book, Not Politics
Gathered since his time serving in the House and meant to help the average American citizen understand some of the most pressing dangers facing this country, the ideas in the book were meant to spur discussion
Lights, Camera, Action
“I really think this is going to be one of the best independent films of next year — if I do say so myself,” Sacks said.
Hastert Rolls On as Speaker, But for How Long?
“I think the Speaker is going to stay at least four years — maybe longer,” said a Republican source who is close to Hastert. “I don’t see any reason for him to leave.”
Lautenberg: Seasoned Veteran Carves Out a New Role
” for receiving multiple deferments during the Vietnam War and implying that the description also fit President Bush, who rode out the war in the Texas Air National Guard.
GOP Will Deploy Bush’s ’04 Army to Sway Congress
“I think that is what a party does if it really wants to look to the future. The problem for the Democrats is that their base is obsessed with being anti-Bush.
Frist’s New Digs
One former senior Daschle aide who asked not to be named said of Frist, “I hope he finds the turd we left in the cabinet for him.”
Schumer Blasts Bush in First DSCC Mailing
Though that position was nonpartisan, Jadin confirmed in an interview that he is a Republican and that he’s “pretty certain that I will be running” for Congress, just as he is quite confident that
Candidate Camp: Wellstone’s Living Minnesota Legacy
“Sometimes I played media for candidates,” he recalls.
Firms With Bush, GOP Ties Reel in New Clients
Navigators partner Conda held a fundraiser for the Bush campaign that collected $120,000. He also served on a surrogate team for Bush, hitting the air waves to support the campaign.
In New Year, Democrats Must Resolve to Stand Firm for America
Since early childhood, I have spent a great deal of time around the holidays soul-searching and contemplating the significance of major events that dominated the year. This year is no exception.
Long-Embattled Judge Pickering Retires
“Those voices will continue to be heard until the confirmation process is reformed and judicial filibusters ended.”
New Partnership Is Democrats’ Foundation
This summer, I proposed guidelines for a bipartisan administration of the House that should be followed no matter which party is in the majority.
109th Must Address Overdue Highway Bill
This, of course, is the basis for having a federal program in the first place.
New Show, Familiar Format for C-SPAN
Lamb, who rarely talks about himself and hates hearing his own name on air, admitted he has always had a passion for finding out other people’s stories.
Frosh Pick at Leftovers
“Well, this office is closer to the subway …” “Mary Bono has a nice office …” “The first floor is considerably noisier …” “Where’s the nearest elevator?”
Parke in Gear to Seek Rematch With Sanders in Vermont
Bernie Sanders (I), retired Air Force pilot Greg Parke (R) is begging supporters to dig into their wallets again as he looks ahead to a rematch in 2006.
Family Ties
“I knew I was getting somewhere when I could see the city that used to be here before the current city that got built,” Solomon said, as he discussed his latest book, “The Washington Century: Three