Scramble Begins for GOP Appropriations Seat
time,” Bonner said in an interview Friday.
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Zogby Poll: Obama Leads In Iowa, Clinton Drops To Third
Obama registered 31 percent cent support, the first time in this survey that he’s broken the 30 per cent mark.
Announcing Retirement, Peterson Says He’s Needed at Home
Jake Corman (R), who represents the relatively populous Centre County in the southern part of the district.
Minnesota: Ramstad Will Ponder Future Over Holidays
In a brief interview just off the House floor, Ramstad lamented that Congress had not been able to pass the mental health parity bill that he has championed with Rep.
Indiana: Businessman Takes 2nd Look at Donnelly Race
“If do get back in the race, I’m in it to win the race, not just to fill the year up with campaigning,” Puckett said in a phone interview this week.
Ex-Aide May Take on Kildee
Dale Kildee (D-Mich.) celebrates his sweet 16th term in the House, some Democrats in the district are getting a little anxious.
Jefferson’s Attorneys Spar With Prosecution
Jefferson was present for the hearing before U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis at the courthouse for the Eastern District of Virginia in Alexandria.
Nature, Political Satire Come Together in New Exhibit
For something so simple and wonderful to be desecrated in a violent way, it gets at the goriness and bloodiness of conflict,” Alexander said in an interview Wednesday.
House Will Tackle Ethics Plan in January
“I believe that the proposal we submit offers the best aspects of the concept — transparency and an end to the ‘old boy network,’” Rep.
Democrats Wishing Upon a Bright Star
“I’m 99 percent sure I’m going to run but I still could be persuaded not to,” Bright said in an interview on Wednesday.
DCCC Targets 40 GOP Seats
Chairman Chris Van Hollen (Md.) said in an interview Wednesday.
Senate to Stay in Pro Forma Session Over Break After Final Talks on Nominees Break Down
In a brief interview earlier Wednesday evening, Reid expressed frustration with the lack of movement toward a deal but said he remained optimistic that the two sides might still meet in the middle
A Very Good Year
The two biggest sex scandals of the year, Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) sort of admitting that he had been a client of the “D.C. Madam,” and Sen.
Taking Aim at Schwartz
The Challengers Adam Clampitt and Dee Hunter will tackle the difficult task of keeping the public interested in the general election phase of the 2008 race in a city where the September Democratic
Historian Re-examines the 1932 Election
“[It] was a major turning point in American history in the 20th century,” Ritchie said in an interview, adding that the recent book is one in a series on key elections.
Ethical Partying
In an interview, Democracy 21’s Fred Wertheimer said the ethics committee’s guidance “is really a comprehensive attempt to gut the provision.” “Look, here’s where we are now,” he said.
Officers Want Information on DOJ’s Role in Lawsuit
’s office is defending the department in the case.
A Good Time for a Lobbyist
While it may not have the dazzle of the Hollywood version about to premiere on movie screens nationwide, the sequel to Charlie Wilson’s Congressional career stars the high-flying Texan as a big-bucks lobbyist
Schwenk’s Survival Technique: Adapting at the GPO
“I’m just a smart ass is all,” Schwenk joked in an interview last week. “If you don’t keep up, you don’t survive, so every time there’s a change, you adapt to it.”
Photos Document Endangered Icebergs
Its purpose is capturing the Earth’s polar regions, including the history of their exploration and the communities that have formed there.