Panel Set to Vote on Contempt
In an interview with The Associated Press on Nov. 29, Specter said Congress cannot “cry wolf” after issuing subpoenas.
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Hill Support for Huckabee Lags
“I think the hesitation has been ‘Well, if I support Gov. Huckabee I’m wasting my vote,’” Boozman said in an interview Tuesday.
Footlik’s Lewinsky ‘Footnote’
to an interview by FBI agents, as detailed by the Office of the Independent Counsel’s famous must-read Starr report.
Group Plugs Educated Eating
“People generally picked the unhealthiest option,” Plourde said. “Most chose the muffin or the bagel, when those two had almost double the calorie content of the donut.”
Parties Focus on Specials
“We saw the excitement of the people across the district, the Ohio Congressional delegation and Gov.
Former Bush Advisers Brief the Next President
“There’s a natural bubble around the West Wing,” Sumerlin said in an interview.
Nebraska: Businessman Ponders Party Switch for Election
Short on Senate candidates, the state Democratic Party is courting wealthy Republican businessman Tony Raimondo, the Lincoln Journal Star reported last week.
Gilchrest in the Cross Hairs
On the same day that Gilchrest taped his interview with McDermott, another well-known state Senator, E.J.
The Breaux Factor
lives in the state.
Colbert’s Call
According to the legend, Colbert leaves the room during taping of the interview, saying that he has to take a call.
December Subpoena Fight Possible
the year.
Beard Fires Back at Greening Plan Critics
Beard, the man charged with overseeing the project, is now firing back.
Lott Move Will Leave GOP Void
Everything was always on the table.”
Judge Allows Transsexual Discrimination Case Against LOC to Move Forward
In a statement, the Library said that it will review the ruling alongside the U.S. attorney’s office, which is representing the LOC in the case.
Wealthy State Senator to Join Gilchrest Primary
Pipkin’s entry into the race changes the political dynamic, but it is hard to say how in the short term.
Beating Back the Cancer Curse
‘The Fingerprints of God’ On Aug. 13, the second Monday of the August recess, Waller sat with friends at a restaurant in Clarksdale when the phone rang.
Let the Jockeying Begin!
Zahn, who said she was mentioned for a state Senate vacancy a dozen years ago, was coy during an interview Friday. “I’m flattered that someone would mention me,” she said.
Indiana: 30-Year-Old Lawmaker Wants to Oust Carson
Although the 7th district has been considered safe for Democrats in the past, Republicans’ gains this year in the Indianapolis area and Carson’s health problems have left some political observers
Ethics Office Draws Critics
“If I’m finished with anything, I think the world’s stopped,” he said in an interview before a draft of the task force’s proposal was circulated to Members last week, saying the new proposal would
Seeking to Erase Stain of Foley, Republicans May Turn to Rooney
of how the party’s wheels fell off in the final weeks before the midterms.