Miers a No-Show on Hill; House Subcommittee Rules Privilege Claim Invalid
Cannon said that since the White House has offered to make Miers available for a limited interview without a formal transcript or oath, the subpoena would not be upheld. Rep.
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McGovern’s Milestones
the board at the Friends of the World Food Program.
Montana: Baucus Banks $4 Million as GOP Keeps Looking
But the first-term Republican banked a healthy $3.8 million at the close of the first quarter. — D.M.D.
In Defense of Dog Sleds
You’re hot all the time.” [IMGCAP(2)] Being from Florida, Hill Climbers is skeptical. But if anyone is going to chill an attitude toward the cold, Knutson is the gal to do it.
Half of Tunnel Crew Left AOC
experienced at the hands of the AOC in the wake of their appeals to Congress last year.
‘Executive Privilege’ Has Storied History, but It Can Be Abused
The Cabinet concluded that the public would not suffer injury if the president turned over the papers.
Buried Treasure
[IMGCAP(1)] Tucked in the back of the June edition is an interview with Rep.
New York Democrats Try to Keep It Kuhl
In the emerging Democratic primary for the right to challenge Rep.
The Engler Era
When Michael Baroody, a fixture at the National Association of Manufacturers for more than 15 years, bid the organization farewell by e-mail on June 6, he left his colleagues with the words of the late
A Less Sanguine Chafee Ponders Future
In an interview last week, he urged GOP leaders to broaden their agenda so it appeals beyond the conservative base, and he suggested Republican candidates soften their rhetoric.
NRCC Puts Kanjorski On Its Radar
of the three.
New CVC Chief Finds Her ‘Awe Moments’
“The best visitor moment is going to be that first 500 people who come at the beginning of the day,” Rouse said in an interview last week.
House Helps Out D.C.
Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) introduced an amendment on the House floor against the second earmark, noting that the 2006 appropriations bill included $750,000 for the same plaza.
As Iraq Splits GOP, Boehner Stays Firm
Boehner said in an interview Wednesday that his continued support for the war and the surge has its roots in tepid responses to terrorist acts in the 1990s.
N.Y. Senators Look to D.C. for Support
“It’s important for us to show the leaders in Congress how things have changed in the New York state Senate,” Smith said in an interview Wednesday.
Wyoming Political Scene Still Unsettled
Colin Simpson (R), the Majority Floor Leader of the Wyoming House of Representatives and the son former Sen.
Cantor Rallies Business Groups Against Tax Plans
Eric Cantor (R-Va.), the Chief Deputy Minority Whip and a member of the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee, has formed the Coalition for the Freedom of American Investors and Retirees to put the brakes
Alliance of House Mods Yet to Emerge
Kirk had even dubbed the effort the “Tuesday Dogs.”
Franklin Pierce Rediscovered
Most of the textbooks that I see don’t even mention him anymore,” historian Peter Wallner said in an interview with Roll Call.
Holt’s Rush to Fairer Elections
“Some people believe … the election was stolen,” Holt said in an interview with Roll Call.