With Reynolds In Race, CBC Prefers Jackson
Jesse Jackson, the Congressman’s father, as well as several other members of the CBC, Reynolds recalled in an interview last week.
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Anthrax: A Look Back
That we’re all in this together,” Cole said in an interview.
Daschle Doesn’t Wait for Thune
John Thune (R-S.D.) still mulling the race, Daschle raised about $1.3 million in the third quarter and ended the period with just more than $3 million in the bank, according to the Senator’s campaign.
Heard on the Hill: Burned By Burns?
And in a phone interview Wednesday morning, Ingram went so far as to charge that he may seek legal action against Burns and National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Reynolds (N.Y.
Ex-Rep. Reynolds Seeks to Overcome Conviction, Displace Jackson
“I’m running for re-election,” Reynolds said in a telephone interview late Tuesday afternoon.
Foundation Gives Fannie Shelter From the Storm
In the past decade, the charitable foundation has given another $800,000 to the nonprofit arms of the Congressional Black Caucus and the Hispanic caucus.
To Fight Bad News, GOP Claims ‘It’s Better Than It Looks’
In an interview last week with Roll Call reporters and editors, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld expressed considerable frustration that the public and Members of Congress don’t understand that
GOP Pollsters Insist Dean Can Beat Bush
“The difference between Howard Dean and the rest of the Democrat[ic] candidates is that Dean comes across as a true believer to the base but will not appear threatening to folks in the middle,”
Hastert Vows To Run in ’04
In a brief interview later on Wednesday, Hastert said, “I haven’t made my announcement yet, but I do intend to run for re-election.
Equal Status
In an interview with Roll Call last week, the commonwealth’s resident representative, Pedro “Pete” Tenorio, said, “We are part of America.
Mistaken Identity
Could it really be that columnist Bob Novak, the man in the middle of the furor over the leaked name of a CIA operative, was spotted Tuesday morning sharing a laugh with a man named Joe Wilson at the Army-Navy
Members Boost History Project
Among Ney’s colleagues who are actively enlisting the help of their districts to interview war veterans are Reps. Ron Kind (D-Wis.) and Jack Kingston (R-Ga.), as well as Sen.
Clark Visits Tuesday
“He knows that the tough questions this country is confronted with demand real solutions.” In an interview Wednesday, Rep.
Daschle Endorses Gephardt?
“He said he liked my show,” said McLaughlin, who wants to interview Clooney about the role of the humanities in the United States.
Isabel Forces Members to Go Back in Time
Elizabeth Dole (R) was at the Sheraton Capital Center hotel doing an interview with WRAL, a local TV station, when Isabel struck.
VIRGINIA: Ex-Racing Exec Triplett Revs Up for Boucher
Mark Warner (D) carried the district in the 2001 gubernatorial contest, while the district voted for George W. Bush in the 2000 presidential election. — Lauren W.
Klayman Announces Bid for Florida Senate Seat
Larry Klayman, the inexhaustible litigious gadfly who has hounded government officials from the Clintons to Vice President Cheney in the name of fighting corruption, said he will run for the Senate seat
Hammering the Handicapped?
But the tail end of the SUV was blocking the handicapped ramp.
Breaux, Nickles & Associates?
“We tease each other about it,” Nickles said in an interview last week, not exactly confirming or denying it.
With Few Democratic Defense Voices, Harman Rises
The ranking member of the Intelligence Committee has become one of the Democrats’ go-to Members on security and intelligence issues, hitting the Sunday talk show circuit and helping steer the party