Capitol Lens: Time Out – Roll Call

Capitol Lens: Time Out

Sen. Ron Wyden and Susan Molinari, vice president of public policy & government affairs for Google, attend the #Hack4Congress event at Google's offices on April 30.

By Meredith Dake-O'Connor

Posted May 5, 2015 at 5:00am

In the photo below, Sen. John Thune is interviewed on April 30 at Google’s D.C. office during a #Hack4Congress event in which technology specialists face off in a competition to create innovations related to Congress. Read more about the event on Hill Blotter .

john thune — (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)

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