Pryor a Late-Blooming Maverick
“I don’t see myself as a Democratic war maverick,” Pryor said in an interview last week. “Really, the way I see it is, I’m here to represent the people of Arkansas, not the Democratic Party.”
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Stalemate Over Funds for War Would Hurt Troops and Politicians
Democrats have a totally different take on the 1995 parallel. As House Democratic Caucus Chairman and former Clinton White House aide Rahm Emanuel (Ill.) put it in an interview, “Let’s compare.
Between The Lines
the man to reclaim the district for the GOP.
Dean Mending Fences on the Hill
“We are cooperating going forward,” Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Chris Van Hollen (Md.) said in a recent interview, adding that despite some internal party dust-ups with Dean
As Sampson Speaks, McNulty Vows to Stay On
“Nobody’s asked me to resign and I’ve been busy doing my job in the midst of all of this,” McNulty said in an interview.
Bush Should Push Musharraf on Elections This Year in Pakistan
“As prime minister,” Bhutto told me in an interview, “I’d control the tribal areas of Pakistan,” where Osama bin Laden is believed to be hiding and the Taliban is ascendant.
House Democrats May Alter Rules on Motions
in the House rules at the start of the 110th Congress.
Up in Smoke
Termed “the worst drug warrior” on Capitol Hill by the Libertarian Party, he led the charge among conservative Republicans against the drug legalization movement.
Bradley Tells a ‘New Story’
he thinks should be the Democratic response — the new American story.
Van Hollen Sees Wide Playing Field in 2008
In an interview Monday with Roll Call reporters and editors, Van Hollen also predicted that the presidential election will be more helpful than hurtful to Democratic candidates across the country
Still Lobbying the GOP Way
If you’re in the market for lobbyists who have the ear of Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) or who can twist the arm of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), then skip the firm of Jim Hirni and Mike
Brown Moves Boulder
The summer of 2005 could not have been a worse time to become president of the University of Colorado.
McInnis Roils GOP by Dropping Senate Bid
Bill Armstrong (R), the godfather of Colorado conservatives. Schaffer said in a telephone interview Wednesday evening that he is still considering running next year.
Maki’s Back in Town
“I was going to semi-retire until the Democrats took over the House and Senate and [Richardson] decided to run for president,” Maki said Wednesday in a telephone interview.
Admission Ticket
[IMGCAP(1)] The newly minted Senator, whose win tipped control of the chamber to the Democrats, has made it a policy to refuse meetings with lobbyists if they are not accompanying the people they
NRSC’s Fundraising Rebounded in February
A spokesman for the DSCC, which ran fundraising circles around the NRSC for the entirety of the 2006 cycle, said Senate Republicans still have their work cut out for them if they hope to catch the
Boxer’s Hot 2008 Issue
Anticipating strong opposition from the current White House on most Democratic-sponsored greenhouse gas reduction bills, Boxer said in an interview Tuesday that she hopes to pass as many bills as
Leaders Put Frosh Out Front
Klein said in an interview that hurricane insurance has become a major issue in Florida as insurers have either stopped offering coverage or offered it only at dramatically increased rates.
Durbin Ratted Out
For years, Capitol Hill types have heard tales of the zany doings of the denizens of the aging-frat-boy “Animal House” shared by Democratic Reps.
Rove as Hill Witness Would Be SRO Event
The White House aide could be deposed in some kind of informal arrangement with the Judiciary Committee, which could include a private interview with questioning limited directly to the topic.