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“There was this guy standing there, and on a dolly there was something large wrapped in cardboard,” McGlinchey said in a telephone interview. “He seemed a little surprised to see me.”
The separation is at issue because Ballenger, in an interview with The Charlotte Observer in September 2003, blamed his marital break-up in part on the couple’s proximity to the headquarters of an
“I love the president, I love my job, I love working with Members of Congress, but family — my wife and new baby — require I make this difficult decision,” Hobbs said in an interview Friday.
That’s because segments of the leadership believe the U.N. will only take Congress seriously if the world body realizes it risks losing the funding it receives from the United States — roughly 23
Meanwhile, Fortuño is set to join the House Jan. 4 with the rest of the 109th Congress but as the first ever Resident Commissioner who will caucus with the Republicans, he may find himself unable
“Over the course of the last year, as Senator Allen was the chairman of the [National Republican Senatorial Committee], I had the opportunity to see him up close and get to know him,” Wadhams said
Zell Miller — the Georgia Democrat who broke dramatically with his party by endorsing President Bush in the Republican National Convention’s keynote address — is joining the law and lobbying firm McKenna
Beyond those areas, Nickles added in an interview, “I expect we’ll be involved in a wide variety of issues.”
In the same room in the Russell Senate Office Building where his brothers announced their candidacies for president, Sen.
Indeed, it’s the basic one-on-one interview that has driven many of C-SPAN’s programs over the years.
the kind of job that will reflect credit on the Senate,” Cochran said in an interview.
On Sept. 11, 2001, as United Airlines flight 93 crashed into a Pennsylvania field, Members and staff scrambled out of the Capitol with the terrifying belief the plane was headed for the Dome.
In a recent interview, Pederson said his decision to stay on as party chairman should not be read as a signal that he will forgo the Senate race.
, the first person out of the Cannon Caucus Room to face the cameras was Rep.
to the GOP in both chambers of Congress, beginning with the elections of 2006.
“My campaign will be evocative of how Ed Koch got elected,” Weiner said in a recent interview. “He didn’t win any county [in the city]. But he was the second choice in every county.”
Fox News is on the television. Scott Nystrom, a senior policy adviser on the panel, hovers close by, offering guidance on how to fine-tune the bar graphs in Strachan’s report.
“One of the things that we talked about is to make sure there is somebody there on a day-to-day basis to handle things,” Reid said in an interview. “We have done things like that before.”
While Corzine still held out the possibility of not running in a brief interview last week, his candidacy has been considered a foregone conclusion in Democratic circles for weeks.
Collin Peterson (Minn.) for the ranking slot on the Agriculture Committee, the veteran lawmaker has begun an intense lobbying campaign within the Caucus for the position and — for the first time in nearly