Pombo Won’t Make Political Comeback
Richard Pombo (R-Calif.) on Wednesday ended speculation about his political future, saying in an interview that he will not be a candidate next year for the 11th district seat he lost in November to now-Rep
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
1,061 results for "‘The Interview."
Senate GOP Readying ‘Clean’ Iraq War Bill
Across the Capitol, House lawmakers are on track to vote today on their newest version of the $95.5 billion supplemental spending bill for the Iraq War — which the Bush administration pre-emptively
Pennsylvania: Latest Poll Has Grim News for Fattah, Brady
Less than a week before Philadelphia Democrats pick the man who will almost certainly be the City of Brotherly Love’s next mayor, polls are looking grim for the two Members of Congress who are in the five-way
Officials Seek Input for Temporary Home for Eastern Market
The tactic is quick and simple: City Administrator Dan Tangherlini said in an interview that the structure should cost less than $1 million and will take about two months to complete.
Merger to Create Lobbying Force
As Congress re-evaluates subsidies the government gives to private banks to encourage student loans in the wake of scandals in the industry, the lending giant Sallie Mae couldn’t have more at stake.
Come Together in Poetry
Giles-in-the-Fields Church. The series — the brainchild of the U.S.
Keller Is Targeted From Left and Right
, which plans to capitalize on the perceived shift to the left in the changing district and Keller’s flat early fundraising.
Familiar Names Aim at Walberg
Schwarz said in an interview last week that he is considering running as either a Democrat or Republican in 2008.
Renzi’s Chief of Staff Drops Role as Congressman’s Top Fundraiser
“It really just doesn’t make sense right now for me to be fundraising,” Roe said in an interview. “I need to kind of be more focused on just the other part of my life.
Gillespie Seeks Hill Help in Virginia
“It’s part of an overall effort to get Hill Republicans who live in Virginia more involved in Virginia politics,” Gillespie said in a brief interview Friday.
Councilwoman Enters Evolving Special Election
“It’s going to be an interesting scramble for everybody because this is [an eight-week] campaign,” Schipske said in a brief telephone interview.
Lampson, Ex-Governor Ponder ’08 Senate Race
In a brief interview this week, White, who is 67, didn’t dismiss the idea of running but indicated that a bid on his part was unlikely. “I haven’t asked my wife about it yet.
Senators Briefed on Anthrax Probe
In a separate interview, Leahy, who chairs the Judiciary Committee, said of the more than five-year-old investigation’s status: “They say it’s active and I hope it is,” Asked whether he was
Georgia: GOP Hopes Goddard Takes Flight vs. Marshall
“It’s going to be an interesting scramble for everybody because this is [an eight-week] campaign,” Schipske said in a brief telephone interview.
Civility, Persistence Were Hallmarks of Jack Valenti’s Life
I had done some volunteer advance work in the 1964 presidential campaign and Jack was the first person to interview me for a job as deputy to Johnson’s new appointments secretary, Marvin Watson.
U.S. Ambassador Calls for ‘Strategic Patience’ on Iraq
As Congress considers next steps on Iraq War funding, it ought to heed the warning of the U.S. ambassador there: Giving Iraqis the idea that Americans are leaving the scene hurts — not helps — the slow
Meek Raises, Spends Cash in Style
For Meek, that’s just part of the game. “To be a part of the discussion and the art of politics is going to cost money,” Meek said in an interview Wednesday.
David Bonior’s Labor of Love
. — In the sea of high-level staffers and strategists toiling on the 2008 presidential election, David Bonior is the antithesis of those who worked their way up to prominence on the proverbial dues-paying
Democrats Going Public With Plans for Open Seat
In an interview late last week, Oropeza declined to elaborate on her plans in advance of Millender-McDonald’s funeral, scheduled for Monday.
‘The Thumpin”’ Takes Readers Behind the Scenes With Emanuel, DCCC
“At the beginning of the election cycle, no one expected them to win back the House. Rahm Emanuel didn’t, either,” Bendavid said in an interview.