Brownback Could Complicate 2008 Race
And, if past history is any guide, those conservative voters will have the loudest voice in the early stages of the presidential primary process — particularly the Iowa caucuses.
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Clinton’s Top Aide Learns From Tragedy
“Very good things can happen when very bad things happen,” she said last week in an extensive interview with Roll Call.
Burns Discounts Rumors That He Planned to Retire
Despite occasional rumors to the contrary, Sen. Conrad Burns (R-Mont.) will seek re-election in 2006. “We’re running,” Burns said in an interview this week.
Ethics Panel in Limbo
The fate of House ethics Chairman Joel Hefley (R-Colo.) remains up in the air nearly a month into the 109th Congress.
Red River Drama
We didn’t want it to go down that way,” Weiss said in an interview.
Échappé
The staffers insist they were originally told they would get a small paycheck in January — for the two days before the start of the 109th Congress — and that their health insurance benefits would
Lives of Newfield and Troy Intersected at Times
“The clubhouse system is today what it was more than 70 years ago when Lincoln Steffens described it as a ‘government of the people, by the rascals, for the rich.’
Measure to Limit Medals Gets No. 1 Billing
At the beginning of the 108th, in the midst of an economic downturn, the House moved first to consider an extension of unemployment benefits.
SSA Employees to Tell of Bush Pressure
on private accounts and to promote its agenda that there is in fact a crisis,” DPC Chairman Byron Dorgan (N.D.) said in an interview.
Lott, McCain Prepare Bill to Crack Down on 527s
a move that could propel the hot-button campaign finance issue to the front of the Congressional agenda.
Talent Pool ’06
Talent won the seat in 2002 when he defeated appointed Sen. Jean Carnahan (D). In doing so, he claimed the final four years left on the term of the late Missouri Gov.
Term-Limits Issue Lacks the Political Punch It Once Had
an interview last week.
Kerry Shifts Focus to Policy
And on Sunday, Kerry is slated to appear on NBC’s “Meet the Press” — his first Sunday talk show interview since before Election Day.
Tussle for Nussle’s Seat Begins in Eastern Iowa
The possibility of an open seat in one of only a handful of truly competitive districts remaining in the country has the national parties salivating and would-be candidates jockeying. Rep.
Million Dollar Smile
Milnar told HOH in a telephone interview that Coleman asked that the toothy photos be removed from his Web site back in 2002 when Coleman was first elected to the Senate.
Loo Faces Feb. 10 Court Date
In an interview with Roll Call shortly after the incident, McGlinchey said he verbally confronted Loo after realizing the television was missing from the wall where it is mounted.
Approps Shuffle Remains in Flux
last fall regarding the oversight of the spy community.
Big PAC Attack
“We tried some new and fun approaches, and it paid off,” Bellwether co-founder Monica Notzon said during an interview in the firm’s sleek offices, housed in a converted Pabst Blue Ribbon warehouse
Lights, Camera, Action
The after-the-ball parties and the after-the-afterparties were the places to see and be seen on inauguration night.
House’s Top Cop Marks a Decade on the Beat
“I have wanted to be a policeman ever since I was 12 years old, and I never stopped,” Livingood, 68, recalled during an interview earlier this month.