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Tuesday, Jun 2
No Harry Reid, I won't "wait" & send you $$$ (w/Money Cat)
CA The Senate still hasn't scheduled a vote. But, I have received a request for contributions from the Democratic National Committee. They write: It's vital to contribute money NOW. Uh-huh. Suffice it to say, I won't be sending the DNC any money. ...
Tuesday, May 26
I worked for the DNC, Harry Reid, Randi Rhodes and John Kerry ...
CA My most recent work was with the Obama campaign at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and with the Randi Rhodes show. However, despite being told by that there would be plenty of openings after the campaign would be over, I am still left trying to ...
Saturday, May 23
SC: Gov. Sanford responds to my correspondence
ABC News CA Whether it's been attack ads launched from the Democratic National Committee or the so-called "Chaos Budget" produced by Hugh Leatherman (the head of the Senate Finance Committee), there's unfortunately been a lot of misrepresentation and ...
Monday, Nov 17
Cheers and Jeers: Monday
We are not going to beat George Bush by voting with the President 85 percent of the time. The only way that we're going to beat George Bush is to say what we mean, to stand up for who we are, [and] to lift up a Democratic agenda against the Republican agenda. Because if you do that, the Democratic ag...
Tuesday, Oct 28
From scream to 50-state dream
That’s when Karl Rove was building a permanent Republican majority, and when President George W. Bush was going to save Social Security by privatizing it. In 2005, Howard Dean, the former governor of Vermont, campaigned among grass-roots activists to become chairman of the Democratic N...
Tuesday, May 22
NRSC continues to lose ground to Dems
Meanwhile, the gap between the two national committees — the Democratic National Committee and the Republican National Committee — remained sizeable and in the Republicans’ favor, with the RNC bringing in $7.4 million in April to the DNC’s $4 million.
