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Former state Assemblyman Dean Andal (R) said in an interview Wednesday that he is leaning toward running for the Republican nomination to the 11th district and the right to challenge freshman Rep.
“I’m finding these old suits in the back of my closet that are fitting again,” Hastert said in a Tuesday interview in his Capitol office, after a monthlong stint at home during February to recover
to the Senator.
“I was very surprised at the ability of TRMPAC to have an effect in the Republican primary to essentially eliminate what I call independent Republicans,” Bickerstaff said in an interview.
“What we saw last cycle was that when ethics was an issue, Democrats had an issue to play — and win with,” Crider said in an interview.
“We have a problem with expanding the National Flood Insurance Program to include wind coverage. The problem is you run into the risk of displacing the private market.”
the Bush administration.”
[IMGCAP(1)] “Everybody agrees he’s an A-plus candidate,” Ensign said in an interview. But Rehberg has not taken the bait yet.
because of deep divisions within the Republican Party over the scope of the reforms.
Kondracke recently spoke with Dingell for this extended interview. ROLL CALL EXECUTIVE EDITOR MORTON M.
“It ain’t gonna happen,” Lott said in an interview. Democrats, led by Sen.
Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.), chairman of the House Judiciary subcommittee on immigration, and Rep. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), who headed the subcommittee during the last Congress.
In an interview Friday, Beard said he is looking forward to working with other Congressional officials on the study.
“This was the only major bioterrorism attack on the United States in recent years and we really ought to get to the bottom of it,” Holt said in an interview Friday.
In the two-plus years since they last stood side by side in the Senate Democratic leadership, Majority Leader Harry Reid (Nev.) and the man he succeeded, former Sen.
In an interview last week, Ensign made several not-so-veiled references to the heavy-handed approach previous NRSC administrations have taken in trying to boost a preferred nominee — a practice that
Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.), chairwoman of the House subcommittee with jurisdiction over the Food and Drug Administration’s funding, today pledged to address “startling” cuts in the agency’s food-safety program
Although he is the top-ranking Republican in the state with the first presidential caucus, Sen. Chuck Grassley (Iowa) is in no hurry to endorse any of the 2008 GOP White House hopefuls.
In the run-up to the 2002 election, the operative remarked, Graham seized on his popularity among the state’s GOP political establishment, proved an effective fundraiser and made quick work of his nomination
In this bright-blue state, he carried 93 percent of the Republican vote, 22 percent of the Democratic and 59 percent of the independent vote against liberal former state Treasurer Phil Angelides.