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Democrats Decry Frist’s S.D. Letter
Amidst an outcry from Senate Democrats, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has proclaimed former Rep. John Thune’s bid to oust Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) a “race of national importance” that GOP donors should consider their top priority.
For Vets, a Monumental Day
Need Better Voter Data? TV Habits May Tell All
Hoyer Smells Change, Victory in the Air
Opinion
Editorial: Dim Bulbs
It’s no consolation to point out that, if Congressional oversight of intelligence is “feckless” now, it has always been so. In the post-Sept. 11, 2001, era, there is simply no excuse for supervision of the intelligence agencies — and the Homeland Security and Justice departments — not to be as good as Congress can possibly provide.
Ornstein: Experience of 9/11 Panel, Hill Committees Shows Comity in Short Supply
Bowman: When It Comes to Taxes and Environment, It’s All About Intensity
Matson's World: Blank Checks and Receipts
Politics
Kentucky a Fading Target
Once considered one of Democrats’ top targets, Kentucky’s Senate race has all but fallen off the national radar screen even as their nominee is set to formally enter the contest today.
N.Y.’s Primary Colors
Players: Out of the Frying Pan...
At the Races
Around the Hill
Card Boutique To Open
At Pulp on the Hill, words such as “creativity,” “joy” and “love” cover the walls, next to the artwork designed by local artists. Worn-down doors hold greeting cards. Refrigerator magnets sit on an antique refrigerator. And in the vault ... well, that’s where the “edgy stuff” goes.
Guacamole Contestants Prepare to Mash Out Their Differences
Climbers: Former Chief of Staff Returns Home
Photos From the Attic: Shipping Out
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