Building Broun’s Office
Jim Whitehead (R) to fill the vacancy left by the death of Rep. Charlie Norwood (R) in February, has filled his office with eight new staffers.
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Firm With a Built-in Client?
take action,” Terry said in an interview.
Petraeus Buys Time for Bush, but a Stable Iraq Is Hard to See
The only underpinning that is going to count with the American people and Congress is whether there is fundamental change among the Iraqis.”
Craig Offers Regrets to GOP for ‘Distraction’
a time when the attention of the Senate, and the nation, should be on the war and other serious policy issues.
Delegate Looks to Boost Statehood Hopes
The bill has 125 sponsors but hasn’t yet made it to the House floor.
Michigan Race Changes
The X factor in the race remains former Rep. Joe Schwarz (R), whom Walberg ousted in the 2006 Republican primary.
Billington’s Tenure One for the Books
“You have to sustain the value of the book culture in the new digital age,” Billington said in a recent interview.
Otter Compiles List of Possible Craig Successors
“The governor is considering each of those folks as a possible replacement,” Hanian said.
Cleland Leaves Disability Group
Cleland said in an interview that he also has worked “informally” with Murtha over the past two years to develop a $5 million Defense Department wound-care initiative to test innovative techniques
Activists Line Up Early for Iraq Seats
With just 22 seats set aside for the general public, the atmosphere before the joint House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs committees hearing on the much-anticipated testimony of U.S. commander in Iraq
‘Almanac’ Compiles Memorable Scandals
In the restroom at a fundraiser in New York, the Senator, rather than wait his turn for a urinal, “attempted to relieve himself between the legs of the man in front of him,” according to the book.
House Security Plan Draws Fire
While praising individual officers, former Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle argued in a recent interview that by allowing non-security officials to take part in emergency operations, Congress
Idaho: Otter Compiles List of Possible Craig Successors
Otter is planning to interview all of those under consideration after he returns from a vacation that was postponed first by fires that were raging in Idaho and then by the Craig affair.
Pelosi, Gingrich Share Administrative Theories
“Newt’s primary goal was to professionalize the operations of the House,” Meyer said in a recent interview.
The Skunk at the Garden Party
[IMGCAP(1)] However, with the ink barely dry on the invitation to Wednesday night’s cocktail party celebrating the firm’s launch, respected GOP pollster Neil Newhouse of Public Opinion Strategies
Republicans Mobilizing for Mitchell’s House Seat
In a telephone interview late last week, Ogsbury acknowledged Mitchell’s popularity but argued that he is wrong on several key issues for the Phoenix-area 5th district, which features a 15-point
Flying the Friendly Skies
She deplaned in search of the errant purse, and the plane pulled away from the gate.
Craig Hires a Crisis Team; Otter Still Quiet
“What you’re seeing is an attempt to lift the cloud he’s been operating under,” Brand told Roll Call on Monday. “The politics kind of overtook the law.” Sen.
Kerrey Won’t Try Comeback if Hagel Runs Again
In a brief telephone interview last week, Kerrey said a Hagel candidacy is the only factor that would automatically compel him to stay put in New York.
Fall Brings New Fights Over Iraq
“Spring could become the new September if they think that gives them enough time to abandon the president before the elections.