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rapid changes of political heart — none more intently than the sprawling field of Republican presidential candidates who are, of course, looking ahead to a primary in South Carolina that will take 2016’s
But one of them, Mark S.
Why a Fired Fire Chief Got on Capitol Hill's Radar -
Another vote is assured from Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, who a year ago was still recovering from a stoke that has made him, in his words, “a recently disabled American.”
Ryan of Wisconsin, National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Greg Walden of Oregon, House Administration Chairwoman Candice S.
The recent converts include Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, who were joined by Orrin G. Hatch of Utah as the Republicans voting “yes” in committee.
Gingrich's 17-Year Culture War Against Gay Marriage Falls Flat -
The dozen Democrats on the panel are so far joined by at least one Republican, Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, who is the only other GOP senator backing gay marriage at the moment. Sen.