Construction Company Defends Safety Record at CVC Site
“The whole issue was really more a matter of miscommunication than a safety issue,” Tarpey said in an interview Monday.
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Attacks Cloud Outlook in Ohio
Although DeWine appeared to have all of the advantages at the outset of the special election contest — including his last name and the vast fundraising network to which it provided access — it has
Special Turned on Its Ear
The still-unofficial race to succeed Rep.
Democrats Eye Cunningham Deal
The Nevada corporation, for which Wade is the only officer, lost nearly $700,000 when it resold the home more than eight months later.
Huckabee Gearing Up for ’08
When asked about his ambitions for national office in an interview last week, Huckabee demurred. “I think it’s a little early,” he said. “It is not the big focus of my life right now.”
What Next for Ripon?
Mike Oxley (R-Ohio), the influential chairman of the Financial Services Committee — announced that he was leaving the group for an undetermined position.
The Long and Short of Capitol Style
Of the many ways that Congress has evolved in the past 50 years, one of the most obvious is in fashion.
Heard on the Hill: Gossip From Kazakhstan to the House Lounge
into the wee hours of the morning.
Sid Yudain, the Man Who Started It All
Al Morano (R) spotted reporters massed in the corridor outside his office in the Cannon House Office Building on the morning of June 16, 1955, he assumed the waiting press was meant for him.
Surprise, Surprise
But the authors of the paper failed to determine whether the use of filibusters is on the rise.
Crawford to Leave Pelosi’s Office
“We had a strong office before George came on board, but he took us to another level,” Pelosi said in an interview. “He gave us the leadership we needed to go to the next level.
Health Care Reform Should Top 2006 Campaign Agenda
In the past 14 years, the need for comprehensive reform has become ever more compelling.
Boehner Backs McEwen in Ohio Special
“Congressman Bob McEwen is the only candidate in the race that has the experience, the values and the commitment to properly represent Ohio’s 2nd Congressional district,” Boehner said.
PGA Makes Return to Congressional This Week
Throughout the years, the crown jewel of the club has certainly been its two 18s: the Blue and the Gold courses. In addition to the 1997 U.S.
Reid, Frist Plan Joint Meetings
“I hope it will help,” Reid said of the weekly meetings in a brief interview Tuesday.
Party Poopers
Not everyone is psyched to see the goddaughter of Frank Sinatra singing her heart out with the Black Eyed Peas tonight at the highly buzzable Rock the Vote party.
Wynn Tweaks Party Leaders Over 527 Bill
wedded to policies that keep the party in the minority.
Chambliss Takes Over Storied PAC
“If I can be as successful as those people, I’ll be in good company,” he said in a brief interview a few weeks ago.
Republicans for Reid
The invitation lists Marventano, the head of Clear Channel’s Washington, D.C., office, and Fisher, the company’s Senate lobbyist, as the hosts, but the fundraiser is being held “on behalf of” the Clear
Ten Who Changed Course
.) — were transformed personally and politically by the civil rights movement of the 1960s as well as the domestic turmoil created by the Vietnam War.