Texas GOP at Odds
Even as Texas Republicans inched closer to redrawing the state’s Congressional lines this week, intraparty disagreements over the shape of the districts in the western part of the state threatened to derail
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Walker Sounds Alarm on Fiscal Health
In an interview before the speech, Walker acknowledged that some might ask, “Why me?”
Hatch Hires a Longtime Critic
running for a spot on the U.S.
The Byrne Identity
Byrne, who this spring formed a committee to explore the 8th district race, said in an interview Tuesday that she doesn’t plan to decide whether to challenge the embattled Moran until after the state
Punch the Clock
But Hoven said in the interview that he is always open about the subject with his bosses, including McCarthy. “She said ‘That took a lot of courage, and I think that’s terrific,’” he recalled.
Democrats Vow to Stick With Lenhard for FEC
In a recent Roll Call column on the issue, McCain-Feingold supporter Norman Ornstein condemned the “spurning” of Thomas — whom he called “the one commissioner most dedicated to enforcing the law
Members Flock to Clark
Berry said in an interview Tuesday that the former NATO supreme commander will visit the Hill next week to spend time courting uncommitted Members.
Hero Awaits His Reward
“The banner was a little over the top, I would say. It was huge,” Issa said with a chuckle in an interview the next day. “It was very special. It was heartfelt.
Lee Wants ‘French’ Back in Fries
“It is time to restore the air of civility and respect in the House of Representatives.
FCC Chair: Media Rules Will Prevail
Indeed, Dorgan — the author of the resolution on the Senate floor today — acknowledged Monday that he has no way of forcing House leaders to call up the measure once it passes the Senate.
Bowles Is Mobilizing
In an interview Monday, pollster Geoff Garin pointed out that in a benchmark survey conducted when Bowles entered the race in 2001, Dole held a 61 percent to 19 percent edge.
‘Madame Secretary’
But perhaps she can be forgiven for her nervousness in view of the fact that today is the day she lays out her life, the good and the bad, for the entire world to see.
Bono Plays Money Game
on May 27 committing the U.S. government to spending $15 billion over the next five years fighting the disease throughout the troubled continent and in the Caribbean.
Tucker Carlson Recounts His Wild Ride in ‘Politicians’
He serves as one of the two sparring partners from the right (along with columnist Robert Novak) who battle the duo from the left (Paul Begala and James Carville) at 4:30 p.m. each weekday.
Iraq, Economy Roil GOP
We’ve milked that cow already,” said the five-term lawmaker in an interview.
Say It Ain’t So, Joe
Too bad Baca didn’t make that clear in the interview. O’Neill told HOH that she was frankly shocked anyone would believe the original story was true.
Abourezk Sues Over ‘Traitor’ List
Patch Adams (the real one, not the character played by Robin Williams in the 1998 biopic). Marino says he would have taken Abourezk off the list if he had “asked nicely” at the start.
Deposition From Kanjorski Sought
Paul Kanjorski’s (D-Pa.) family is moving to depose the veteran lawmaker and his top aide in the case.
Collins Says He’s in Race to Stay
Mac Collins (R-Ga.) reaffirmed his commitment to the campaign this week. “I am in the race, yes,” Collins said in a brief interview Tuesday.
Redistricting Two-Step to Resume Monday
The 10 remaining Democratic Senators are expected to return to fight the proposal on the floor as well.