State Senator’s Entry Changes Georgia Dynamic
In an interview Tuesday, Thomas said she isn’t concerned about creating a potentially hobbling primary fight in a district that the Democrats won by just 864 votes in 2006.
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Ethics Complaints Sheathed
The current stalemate is reminiscent of the longtime truce on filing complaints that followed the ethics war of the mid-1990s.
The Real Story on C-SPAN
“Brian was part of the leading edge of this real-time politics that we are getting today,” Frantzich said in an interview.
New York: Author Hopes to Go to Towns on Congressman
“I’m running because I’ve been a community organizer and not someone who’s been sitting behind a desk,” Powell said in an interview with The New York Times.
Minnesota Democrats Sing ‘Kumbaya’
her party in the Gopher State.
Hill GOP Looks to McCain
“I think it would be a big mistake to get out ahead of the presidential campaign and find yourself out of step with, or at odds with, John McCain,” Cole said in an interview.
Florida’s Hurricane Force in the House
and is a visible presence on the floor as part of the 30-Something Working Group.
Levin’s Scheduling Sparks GOP Complaints
The Friday interview went on as planned, according to committee aides.
Primary Challenge an Extra Hurdle for Dem Incumbent in Ga. House Race
Georgia’s 12th District WGAU radio interview rates the race
Landing a Promotion With Martinez
This desire traces back to a project he tackled with Martinez when both of them worked for the Orange County government. The two started up a series of clinics in Florida for the underinsured.
CHC Emboldened, Targets Lou Dobbs
“It really is a slap in the face, that as many members as there are in the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, in the House and the Senate, that we don’t get a direct response,” Menendez said in an interview
Minnesota: Democrat Concedes He Voted for Bush in 2000
In a recent interview with Minnesota Public Radio, Madia, the likely Democratic nominee in the 3rd district, said he misspoke when he told the news outlet last week that he voted for former Vice
Accounts Payable
The auditing firm PricewaterhouseCoopers also was paid more than $90,000 during the month, adding to the $25,000 check it was given Feb. 14.
Pelosi’s Not-So-Green Machine
While Pelosi did walk from the Capitol to the tree-planting ceremony at the East Front driveway of the Capitol, she was accompanied by two gas-guzzling SUVs.
GOP’s Tennessee Waltz
But the fact remains that at the end of the reporting period Lankford’s cash on hand total topped Davis’.
Book Offers Window Into Speechwriting
the origins of some of the most memorable words spoken by the nation’s leaders.
Warming to Legislation
The middle is where the veteran Senator is usually found. He’s left the Democratic Party but still caucuses with the majority.
Navigating Minefields
At one of those meetings with the Armed Services Committee, Shogan almost passed out. “The lights in the Armed Services hearing room are so hot,” Shogan said in a telephone interview.
A Win for Reformers, Part II
A quick response from the court is crucial because, like all other lobbying groups in town, the association has until the close of business today to file its first-ever quarterly report under the
Capuano Brings Mayoral Experience to New Post
In an interview last week, Capuano said he sees his role as someone who will serve as an advocate for keeping Capitol Hill safe.