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The story the Post published was pretty dramatic, but the story itself is old. The Denver Post first examined Schaffers ties to Abramoff after the former Congressman in an interview raised the issue
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‘Last Chance’: A Call for Stronger Black Leadership
There has been a crisis in leadership in America in the past 25 years, Daniels, a former reporter for the New York Times and the Washington Post, said in an interview.
A Mixed Legacy Explored
Hes been part of that process thats been really focused on staging appearances, Swint said in an interview.
NRCC’s Tough Road
NRCC Chairman Tom Cole (Okla.) acknowledged in an interview Friday that a lack of campaign cash means some House GOP incumbents will have to wage their re-elections without financial assistance from
GOP Rallies on Unemployment
On the second try the next day, the bill passed 274-137, still shy of the 290 votes needed to ensure a veto override if all Members are present.
Election-Year Rhetoric Trumping Legislation
It wont be that hard because were already singing from the same page, Schumer said in an interview with Roll Call.
Kirk Not Worried by Storm
More than a mile from shore, the future lawmaker reckoned hed brave the 40-degree water and swim back, Kirk recently recalled in an interview.
Fimian, Man Of Mystery
Now that the general election campaign in the competitive district has officially begun, Fimian said in an interview Wednesday that hes working hard to introduce himself to voters.
House Halts Radio Upgrade
Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), said in an interview that a recent presentation on the project lacked detail or sufficient explanation for a price jump from $35 million to $70 million.
Schumer Sees Big Nov. Gains
But Schumers prognostications, delivered in a wide-ranging interview with Roll Call reporters and editors, turned more ambiguous when it came to his own future as an ambitious two-term Senator and
Climate Change Boosts Shaheen
In a June 4 interview in Washington, D.C., Shaheen discussed her belief that the changed political climate will have a positive impact on her campaign this cycle.
The Supermarket Wars
In an interview, Ketner said she relishes the likely opportunity in November to settle the score between the rival grocery store chains. You know what lions favorite meal is?
The Coalition That Could Have Been
There was not a single member of the Congressional Democratic leadership in the room, Gillon said. The vice president did not know. The first lady did not know.
A Bumpy Path to the Hill
I like to think of myself I hate to say it about myself but Ill say it anyway as a Renaissance person, Jones said in an interview last week.
A Trio of Senators in Play for Republicans’ Energy Voice
I had to grow into it, he said in an interview last month, noting that he fell into the energy niche only after a lengthy tenure on the Budget Committee.
Congress Looks to Energy Technology
U.S. program that led to the development of the nuclear bomb, which in turn hastened the end of World War II.
Durbin’s Long Shot Pays Off
He took the risk against what was then the party establishments view that another prominent Senator, Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.), would easily secure the Democratic nod for the White House in 2008.
Lieberman Draws Fire on Obama
to the Democratic Caucus.
Lieberman Joins Obama Attack
While it was unclear what the two were discussing, Obama literally backed up Lieberman against the wall, leaned in close and appeared to be trying to dominate the conversation, as the two talked
Hill Talk: Staffers Can Donate Gently Used Suits
, in the foyer of the Rayburn House Office Building today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.