Graves Vs. Barnes: A Royal Rumble in Kansas City
While the state’s senior Senator, Kit Bond (R), has endorsed the Congressman for re-election, the two GOP officeholders have not always had the warmest of relations.
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Hatchet-Burying Time
” and now she wants the dish — a favorite among Members — taken off the menu.
Restored Subcommittee Takes On Capitol Hill
In an interview, Wasserman Schultz said her priority was and continues to be making sure the money the committee hands out winds up in capable hands.
Jefferson Claims Hostile Treatment by FBI
Asked by prosecutor Mark Lytle whether he “freely and knowingly” assented to the interview, Jefferson said, “yes.”
Parties Ready Competing Messages of Change
Chairman Adam Putnam (Fla.) said in a recent interview.
Beauty in the Unfinished
The piece is one of several photos in the exhibit that focus on the industrial blankets that sheath a building’s skeleton during the construction process.
In Goddard We Trust
“We’re getting up and running, people are excited,” Baker said in a telephone interview.
Democrats Adjust Strategy
in the first year of the 110th Congress.
Obama-Clinton Fight Hits Hill
Clyburn, the highest-ranking black Member of Congress, added fuel to the debate late last week when he suggested in an interview with The New York Times that recent comments made by both Clinton
Meager Pay Hikes for House Offices
In an interview Tuesday, Wasserman Schultz said appropriators believe the money was allocated to provide a 4.5 percent increase for MRAs, and that the expected figures from House Administration could
Milbank Takes On ‘Potomac Land’ and Its Inhabitants
Most Washingtonians are aware that life inside the Beltway is slightly different than it is in the rest of the country. But exactly how different?
N.H. Democrats Sense Momentum
Cullen attributed the large Democratic turnout to the focus on the Democratic frontrunners and said he was encouraged that Republican primary turnout increased from the 2006 general election — a
GOP Scrum for Doolittle’s Seat Coming
Ose, who voluntarily retired in 2004 to honor a self-imposed term-limits pledge, confirmed in a telephone interview Friday that he is indeed considering a comeback.
FEC Fight Rife With Symbolism
“It is not just the perfect that was the enemy of the good: it was a reform community that has been a sworn and implacable enemy of the FEC,” he wrote.
Staffer Remembered for Skill, Passion
Because of Smith’s considerable seniority, Dawson turned into the go-to guy for all of Iowa’s Members, the 86-year-old Smith said in an interview last week.
Early Results Hearten Democratic Strategists
“This clearly shows that the energy and enthusiasm are in support of the Democratic candidates,” Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Chris Van Hollen (Md.) said in an interview.
Durbin Targets Obama Pitch to Senators
Up until late December, Durbin was the lone Obama endorsement in the Senate.
Polls: Obama On The Move, GOP Race Fluid
The margin of error for both Republicans and Democrats in the ARG survey is 4 percent.
Will Fourth Time Be the Charm?
The principal cornered him on the spot. “At the time, there was a shortage of teachers,” Oberweis said in an interview at his campaign headquarters here just before Christmas.
Lott, Breaux Confirm Lobbying Partnership
NW, in Washington, D.C., the Senate duo said in an interview the new shop will include their two sons, Chet Lott and John Breaux Jr., and former Lott Chief of Staff Bret Boyles.