GOP Prepares ‘War War Room’
The second function of the war room will be to provide a central location for reporters seeking information or a quick interview.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
833 results for "‘The Interview."
Moran Urged Not To Run
The letter to Pelosi was the latest blow to the Northern Virginia lawmaker, who has come under considerable fire from the leadership of both parties, as well as the White House, in the wake of his
War Polling: It’s Not So Cut and Dry
After his interview with Saddam Hussein, CBS News anchor Dan Rather reported that Hussein asked him many questions “primarily about American public opinion.”
No More French Resistance?
(The European Union banned the practice in 1997 when mad cow disease rattled the continent, but some argue that older vintages were not subject to the same safety measures.)
Blonds Have More Fun?
The Congressman said he realizes that the color hasn’t quite come out right, but he “didn’t have the heart” to correct his son.
Appeals Court Revives Members’ Suit to Stop War
an issue to be settled in the courts.
Nickles Finds His Niche
Nickles agreed in a recent interview that his task is a daunting one and not without the potential for serious political pitfalls.
Undecided on ’04
Watts left office as one of the most popular political figures in the state and would be the first choice of the White House and other national Republicans, who make no secret of their desire to
Success in Iraq Will Transform U.S. World Image
[IMGCAP(1)] He’s just going to have to win the Iraq war in short order and with minimal casualties, hope that Iraqis dance in the streets and then start swiftly building democracy in the Middle East
Congressman Carnahan? Missouri Scion Likely to Run for Gephardt Seat
“I am very seriously proceeding with the race and expect to make a formal announcement soon,” Carnahan said in an interview Wednesday.
Rep. Flake Takes on Ariz. Reform Law
While his Republican colleagues battle the new McCain-Feingold law in the courts, Rep.
Frumin Caught in Middle of Tax Battle
Indeed, the last Parliamentarian to run afoul of the Senate GOP majority’s plans for the budget was fired.
Frist Gets Acquainted With Mayor Of D.C.
From the way Williams spoke of it in an interview last Thursday on WTOP radio, the discussion was a pleasant back-and-forth about issues important to the mayor and ways to improve relations between
Reynolds Creates A ‘New’ NRCC
“This is the ‘new’ NRCC,” Reynolds said in an interview Tuesday. “We want Members to take ownership of this committee. It’s theirs.”
Another Switch?
Folks in the audience were a little surprised, given the fact that the name of the man’s new tome is, well, “An Independent Man.”
Debt-Limit Timing Has GOP in a Fix
Budget Chairman Don Nickles (R-Okla.) said in an interview that his recent conversations with Treasury Secretary John Snow jelled with that outlook.
Rep. Toomey’s Bid Based On Principle
As he said during an interview recently, “If I decide to run, it’s going to be because we really have fundamentally different ideologies. … I’m a conservative. He’s a liberal.”
What Makes Pat Run
In an interview with Roll Call, Toomey offered little detail about the mechanics of his nascent campaign.
Pa. Challenger Goes It Alone
“I certainly respect Pat’s decision to seek the Senate seat and wish him well, with the caveat that I’ll be supporting Senator Spector for re-election,” Platts said in an interview.
OREGON: GOP Primary Looms to Find Hooley Challenger
Darlene Hooley (D) in the 5th district east of the Portland metro area, hopes the third time is the charm.