A Call to Probe Young Earmark
The language was not included in the version of the bill passed either by the House or the Senate, nor was it in the conference report approved by both chambers following negotiations between the
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
1,061 results for "‘The Interview."
Several Challengers Want Voters to Fire Cannon
After testing the waters since the beginning of the year, Jason Chaffetz (R), a former chief of staff to Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr.
Supreme Court to Consider Primary Law
In an interview Friday, Reed said the central issue in the combined case, Washington State et al v.
Nuclear Disarmament
“After the hearing, everyone was saying ASPs are dead,” said one lobbyist following the debate. “I don’t think that’s the case. All the lobbying — that’s the reason why the program’s alive.”
Reyes PAC Gets PMA Cash
Reyes, the new chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, and creation of the political action committee was the Congressmans decision, his office said Friday.
Paccione Decides Against Rematch With Musgrave
Marilyn Musgrave (R) in the 4th district, former state Rep. Angie Paccione, the 2006 Democratic nominee, dropped out of the race Wednesday.
A Day in the Life: Restaurateurs Hit the Hill
“The NRA is like the NFL.
Democrats Gain Ground in Fights Over Budget, SCHIP
Congressional Democrats hold the political high ground in their battles with President Bush over the budget and children’s health — and plan to press their advantage to the hilt.
Nationwide Listening Tour for Clinton?
The front-loaded primary calendar presents the real possibility that both presidential nominations will essentially be decided by the time Americans wake up on Feb. 6, setting the table for one of
Colorado: Paccione Decides Against Rematch With Musgrave
Marilyn Musgrave (R) in the 4th district, former state Rep. Angie Paccione, the 2006 Democratic nominee, dropped out of the race Wednesday.
After Near-Upset in ’06, California Democrat Talks Up Rematch with GOP Rep. Doolittle
Excerpts from the interview follow:
Fishmonger Enters Race To Take on Rep. Murphy
The owner of a Pittsburgh seafood market has joined the Democratic race to take on Rep. Tim Murphy (R).
For Book Lovers and More
“It really is a national event because the first lady is involved and we are the de facto library of the United States,” Billington said in an interview.
Kilpatrick Guiding a More Powerful CBC
in the middle of the pack when it comes to seniority in the group.
California: Businessman Explores Race for Hunter’s Seat
despite the slight GOP lean of the Battle Creek-based district.
McCain Again a Regular Senate Presence
In large part, McCain’s increased role in the Senate can be linked directly to the issues now before the chamber.
Convinced ‘Success’ Is Possible in Iraq, Bush Does It His Way
[IMGCAP(1)] In an interview with a group of columnists that I attended Wednesday, he dismissed the notion of establishing the 2006 recommendations of the Iraq Study Group as official U.S. policy even
Delahunt Says Vote Inquiry on Target
Although the select committee established to investigate the August voting snafu on the House floor won’t officially meet until Thursday — just 10 days before it is due to file an interim report — the
Romney Outlines Hill Strategy
In an exclusive, wide-ranging interview with Roll Call on Monday, Romney — a frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination — discussed what his presidency would mean for relations between
International Focus Continues
He saw there the signs of increased military presence that preceded WWII — a war that would claim the life of his aunt, a victim of the Holocaust — and a war that would see Gilman earn the Distinguished