With New Group, DeLay Stays Busy
DeLay, in a 45-minute interview conducted jointly with CCM Chairman and former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell (R), described the Republican base as generally demoralized and incohesive; pointedly
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Consultant to Examine GAO Disparities
“When I looked at some of the recent trends for performance ratings for African-Americans, I was concerned,” Comptroller General David Walker, who heads the agency, said in an interview.
GOP Relieved That Cochran Wants to Stay
In an interview Wednesday afternoon, Cochran conceded, “I hadn’t really decided until this morning to definitely seek reelection.”
Crowded Race Likely for Cubin’s Seat
“They have either run for the House before or were in the top three for the Senate” during the jockeying to replace Thomas, this Republican said.
Trail Blazers
He is from Anderson, Ind., and claimed that this Hill Climbers interview has been his most embarrassing moment on the Hill so far.
Good News! (Really)
[IMGCAP(1)] The Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House announced over the weekend that starting Dec. 10, lobbyists can file disclosure forms to a single online location.
McCotter Leaves Message Project
The Latin phrase describes a journey and has varied translations, one of the more common of which is “out of the shadows and imagination into truth.”
Millionaires’ Amendment Challenged
even “more corrupting money into the system” by adjusting the amount the non-millionaire candidate can accept.
The Case for Full Disclosure En Route to High Court
His candor not only landed him a 58-42 defeat in the Senate, but scared the high court nominees who followed into reticence, Princeton University provost Christopher Eisgruber argues in “The Next Justice
Despite Big Haul, Paul Keeps Operation Small
The way the Libertarian sees it, he wouldn’t have it any other way.
Imperfect American Beginnings Explored
Asked why he stays at it, he tells the story of Willie Sutton. Sutton was a lovable bank robber who would get out of jail only to begin stealing again, Ellis says in a phone interview.
Required, er, Reading
David Vitter (R-La.) was a client of hers in 1999, as well as an interview in which Ellis dishes the dirt on her alleged former john.
Carson’s Health a Mystery
“When I get to the point where I’ve come to the end of my road and talk to the Lord about what I’m going to do now, I think he’ll show me the answers,” Carson said in an interview with radio personality
CHC Revolts Over Leadership Snubs
Hoyer remained mute on the subject during the press conference but in a separate interview said: “The Hispanic Caucus was justifiably angry about the vote on the English-only.”
As Udall Plots, Chavez Fumes
It just won’t,” Chavez said during a telephone interview. “The contrast in records between me and the Congressman won’t situate him well for the general election.”
Leaders Become Targets
“I remember being with Nancy Pelosi, who was complaining about people demonstrating outside of her house in San Francisco,” McConnell said in a recent interview.
Hodes Gets New Staff Director
Sans the reference to the New England Sports Network, this statement is fitting for the new chief of staff for Rep. Paul Hodes (D-N.H.).
Biofuels, Flights Benefit Graves
Hurst said in an interview this week that in 2005, “I got in touch with the Graves family and told them about the opportunity.”
‘Ricochet’ Takes On the NRA
Because the gun partly was made of plastic, the media wrongly concluded that metal detectors would not discover the gun.
Minnesota: Bonoff Formally Kicks Off Bid for Ramstad Seat
Terri Bonoff (D) announced Monday that she officially was in the race for the open 3rd district seat.