Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
Contrary to the race to the left going on in the Democrat primary, our field of accomplished Republican candidates continue(s) to offer the solutions and change in direction America urgently needs.
Some of 2012’s featured contestants included some of the players were NBC’s Chuck Todd, the Chicago Tribune’s Clarence Page, CNBC’s David Faber, former White House Press Secretary Dana Perino and
What We Learned From Wednesday's Democratic Debate -
Mike Lee: It's Time to Unify Behind Ted Cruz -
It's His Party And He'll Cry If He Wants To -
Stephanie Grabey, who is in her 40’s, has never been very involved in politics. But with Trump running for president, this year is different.
What We Learned From Tuesday's Primaries -
Maggie Hassan in what is seen as one of 2016’s most competitive Senate races. Â
Paul Broun's 2016 Run Could Reignite Ethics Charge -
Wilson retired from the White House with his wife, Edith Wilson, to 2340 S St., NW, in the Embassy Row neighborhood. Â Wilson lived there until his death in 1924.
Joe Donnelly, D-Ind., and Mark S. Kirk, R-Ill, in the index released by the The Lugar Center, led by former Sen.
What We Learned From Sunday's Democratic Debate -
Does Nancy Reagan's Death Coincide with the Death of Our Party? -
What We Learned from Thursday's Debate -
Ryan on Trump's Threat: 'I Just Laughed Out Loud' -
The New 9th Ward: 'Flint's Katrina' Is Still Going On -
The situation is much the same across the Capitol, where four from the Senate Judiciary panel are among the five Democrats who have signed on to a companion bill sponsored by Christopher S.
Rob Portman of Ohio, Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Susan Collins of Maine and Mark S. Kirk of Illinois — crossed the aisle to support the proposal. Â
Mark S. Kirk, R-Ill., introduced a resolution to congratulate the Blackhawks on winning the Stanley Cup.