Sarbanes Leaves Wide-Open Field
In an interview, Ruppersberger said he would establish a Senate exploratory committee. “When something like this happens you have to move quickly and make sure you’re viable,” he said.
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FEC May Exempt Bloggers
Weintraub said in an interview Wednesday that she’s been doing her utmost to calm the tattered nerves of those who fear that the FEC’s upcoming plans to conform campaign finance regulations to a
RSC Rankles House Leaders
Regardless of the final outcome within the committee, though, the RSC is currently planning to make its last stand when the spending blueprint comes to the House floor.
Long Odds, ’04 Results Fail to Discourage Ford’s Senate Bid
I half expect to see an interview with him on the Weather Channel whenever it’s storming in Tennessee. Poised and articulate? You bet.
DSCC to Emphasize Donors
the 2006 election cycle.
Ethics Panel Faces Organizational Fight
A showdown is looming in the House ethics committee as the panel prepares to hold its first meeting of the 109th Congress today.
A Lobbyist Boldly Goes … to the Hill
But the “fans really look at the show as something that’s inspiring.
Elmendorf, Oliver Open Bipartisan Lobbying Shop
“If you want to do anything in Washington, you have to have access to both sides,” Elmendorf said in an interview Tuesday.
Mollohan Claims 80 Backers
the 109th Congress.
‘Man of the House’
As Smith says in the introduction, the quotes used in his book “were recorded at the time they occurred and thus are not subject to the vagaries of memory.”
Cuellar Drawing Two Primary Foes
“A lot of folks have approached me about this race for months now,” Raymond said in an interview Monday.
Miranda: Democrats Blocked Job Offer
“I did not get a call from anybody on the Hill,” he said in a brief interview. Anderson, who is also the point person for the U.S.
Former ‘House Spouse’ Ballenger Tells All
I know I put a roast in the fridge, but where?” Ballenger said. “It’s real confusing.” The confusion and the on-the-go lifestyle kept things interesting if nothing else.
Redistricting Whiz Remaps Georgia
“I kind of sat back and realized this may be the last map I draw until the next decade,” Tyson recalled in an interview last week.
Q&A: ‘This Is the Year’
In an interview with Roll Call Editor Tim Curran last week, the South Carolina Republican made one promise about the debate over Social Security: “This year, I’m going to produce a bill that
Health Savings Account Godfather Resurfaces
In an interview with Roll Call, Forbes vigorously denied the account, and he and Rooney have consistently denied any formal coordination of their efforts.
InfoCision Fights Calling Rules
(Bradley’s initial registration form said the company was trying to clarify jurisdiction for the “FEC,” or Federal Election Commission, but in an interview, he said that the FEC reference is a typo that
Judiciary Probe Moves Slowly
A year after being handed the case by the Senate, the Justice Department continues to investigate the improper accessing of more than 4,600 Democratic memos from the Judiciary Committee by a pair of former
Hinojosa Enters Race for House Democratic Vice Chairman
Joe Crowley (N.Y.), John Larson (Conn.) and Jan Schakowsky (Ill.) in the chase for the future opening. Fellow Congressional Hispanic Caucus member Rep.
House Takes Up Continuity Of Congress Bill — Again
In an interview this week, Lewis noted that his remarks have been excerpted by both sides of the debate.