Wittman’s Meteoric Rise
Wittman, 48, was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates in 2005, and on Tuesday he won the special election to replace the late Rep.
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IG to Investigate Page Program
“We expect the Inspector General to gather the facts and recommend the appropriate and necessary corrective actions to be taken by the House,” Pelosi and Boehner said in a statement.
Lou Dobbs Winning? Three Tracts Argue It Would Be a Disaster
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), wife of the president who pushed through the North American Free Trade Agreement, the World Trade Organization and normal trade relations with China, now questions the
Lott Leaving With Few Regrets
“There’s never a good time to leave, in a way,” Lott said in an interview Wednesday. “Who knows? Two years from now, six years from now, I could die here or grow into a stumbling old man.
Department of Defense Bars Gitmo Lawyer From Testifying
In an interview, Davis said he first heard that his bosses would issue an order barring him from testifying from Feinstein’s counsel on Dec. 6.
A Lukewarm Welcome
He asked Carter to put his comments in writing to ensure that the city could not renege on its promise to remove the beds at the end of the 2008 season.
Congress’ Path Home for the Holidays Is Still Unclear
As much as $40 billion or so for Iraq is expected be attached in the Senate, with the whole package coming back to the House before being sent to the president.
Sending Mixed Messages?
“Then we would have a reason to vote for him,” Steele said in an interview. “But what reason do we have to vote for him now? That he’s a nice black guy? That he’s pleasant?
Reid Hopeful for 2008 Legislative Success, Eager Not to Be ‘Face of the Party’
“I do have more hope for next year,” Reid said Thursday in a wide-ranging interview with Roll Call.
Alexander’s First Task: Outreach
party must continue to steer to the right to paint a clear contrast with the majority Democrats.
New Proposal Would Keep Police Station in Southwest
The city signed a 20-year lease for the facility in December 2006.
Reid Seeks Message ‘Change’
While saying Democrats are proud of the work they have done over the past year, Reid acknowledged in an interview with Roll Call last week that his party’s weakness has been its focus on legislative
New Hampshire: Radio Talk Show Host Contemplates House Bid
“I have been approached about [running] and I’ve been strongly encouraged by many people to consider doing that,” Horn said Wednesday in a phone interview.
Hu Is This Guy?
But we tried to take some ideas,” Hu said during a telephone interview this week. Mehlman is a partner at the Washington, D.C., office of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld.
Rally Urges Local Labor for Ballpark
One of those fired, Norval Scott, 47, was at the protest and said in an interview that his supervisor told him that “even a monkey could do this job.”
Hoyer Dreaming of Adjournment Next Week
In a separate interview, Hoyer admitted: “Wanting to and doing it at the end of the session are sometimes two different things.”
Why Subpoena Power Is Key to Real Ethics Reform
In the best of all worlds, the new office would have the power to conduct real investigations and provide the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct with a bill of particulars that included the
Graham Has Controversial Foe
“I may not have the money in the bank, but I have the attention and the ears of quite a few million people in South Carolina.”
Lancing Lantos
In fact, the 79-year-old Congressman closed the third quarter of the year with a healthy $1.4 million in cash on hand.
‘Stolen Vote’ Panel Set to Interview Leadership
The committee will soon move to interview Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio), Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-S.C.) and Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.), as