Reid Says He’s Prepared for 2010
Well, understand there were 30 percent of the people in South Dakota who were Democrats, Reid said in an interview with Gannett News Service.
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House Leaders Vow Action on Bailout, Stimulus
Not helping the auto industry is not an option, Pelosi said in an interview on CBSs Face the Nation. Its just a question of how we go forward. Democratic leaders ended their lame-duck session
Gladwell Tackles Success
Gladwell said in an interview.
Chief Counsel: Reach Beyond the Hill, and Bring Staff Into Searches
Again, our goal is to expand the number of possible candidates for positions and ensure that the candidates actually can accomplish the necessary tasks to be successful in the position.
Chaplain’s Work With Abusers Was Little-Known
I was dealing with priests that had problems themselves and maybe were causing problems on a staff or causing problems in the community, Coughlin said in an interview with Roll Call on Monday.
House Chaplain Managed Priests Accused of Abuse
From 1990 to 2000, the Rev.
Lawyer Hopes to Subpoena Chambliss
In an interview Wednesday, attorney Mark Tate said he will file documents as early as today urging the State Court of Chatham County to enforce a subpoena for Chambliss to be deposed in a civil case
NRSC Fundraising Top Priority in 2010
Cornyn, based in a big GOP-leaning state that is loaded with wealthy Republican donors, said in an interview Wednesday he plans to run the NRSC similarly, although he did not specifically cite Schumer
Court to Rule on Protected Speech in Murtha Case
Zaid asserted that because the District Court did not reject a government motion to dismiss the case, but instead put the motion in abeyance pending the outcome of the discovery, the case is not
Hess Pens Transition Guidebook
Hes ideal in that hes tough, but you dont have to be bare-knuckled to be tough, Hess said in an interview.
Race for Gavel Hits Final Turn
the Caucus: the seniority system.
‘Blacklist’ Details Red Scare Precursor
For critics of the Bush administrations far- reaching policies on terrorism, the leap from the Red Scare to the world of post-9/11 may not seem so great.
DCCC Touts ’08 Inroads in GOP Areas
John McCain (R-Ariz.), DCCC Chairman Chris Van Hollen (Md.) said in an interview on Monday.
Living a Kid’s Life in FDR’s White House
In Too Close to the Sun, Roosevelt describes the intricacies of growing up in the White House as the grandson of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Georgia Runoff Gives GOP Angst
Jim Martin (D) has become one of the final battlegrounds of the 2008 cycle and could well be the key to Democrats winning a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate come January.
Transition
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Obama Brings Rouse to White House
The senior adviser role in past administrations has been a relatively undefined but supremely powerful post, held by someone close to the president who is given license to dip into multiple issues
GOP Looks to Re-Brand
In an interview last week, Alexander argued that Republicans have failed to offer practical solutions to the problems facing Americans and that it will take significant time and effort to put Republicans
Stevens Asking Colleagues to Hold Off Expulsion Talk
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) is reportedly calling his Republican colleagues in the hope of shoring up support before an expected vote Tuesday on whether to expel him from the Conference because of his seven
Schumer Coy About Whether Obama Will Campaign in Georgia Runoff
Illinois Senator would appear in the Peach State before the Dec. 2 election.