Snowe Juggles Roles
Already feeling torn between party loyalty and her desire to express her displeasure with the White House over the Iraq War, Snowe said in an interview Wednesday that Senate Minority Whip Trent Lott
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Business Group Raps Freshmen
“We’re not wealthy people in the 2nd district. It’s a district of working families,” Boyda said Tuesday in a telephone interview.
The Keys to the Castle
The moderate Republican won re-election in November with 57 percent of the vote, which was down from the 69 percent he garnered in 2004 but still healthy given the GOP’s troubles nationally and in the
Gore Shut the Door on ’08.
Back in February 2000, I was in Harlem riding alongside the man who now says, “I used to be the next president of the United States.”
Specter Explores Congress’ Role on War Policies
“I’m worried that the Congress is going to go off half-cocked,” said Specter, according to a transcript of a Feb. 22 interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Warner Backs McCain
the “surge” plan.
Where You Hang Your Robe
A source familiar with the property forwarded a link to the online listing, which includes a photo tour of a number of the home’s rooms — although, sadly, not the bedroom.
Hill’s Music Men Find Little Time for Tunes
Hall found that time last week in an interview in his Longworth Building office, pulling a six-string acoustic guitar out of its case and strumming briefly.
Let’s Not Lower the Bar for Candidates’ Campaign Bloggers
“In an interview, Mr.
Democrats, Bush Should Take ‘Yes’ for Answer, Start Entitlement Talks
On top of that, Bush — who said back in 2005 that he was “open” to raising the income cap on payroll taxes — said in an interview with ABC on Jan. 30 that “I’ve got a veto that will prevent [Democrats
For Davis, It May Be Up or Out
In a Tuesday interview, Davis said unambiguously that he will run for the Senate in 2008 if five-term Sen. John Warner (R-Va.) decides to retire.
Fahey Encouraged to Eye Potential Vacancy
Leader Harry Reid (Nev.) and Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman and Democratic Caucus Vice Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.) pitched Fahey about running, Omaha’s chief executive said in an interview
Wallace Nears Verdict on Running in 22nd
Sugar Land Mayor David Wallace (R) has decided against running for re-election next year, fueling speculation that he instead will run for the Republican nomination in the 22nd district and the right to
New Bio Looks to Cash In on ‘Obamamania’
And like any good rock star, the Illinois Democrat is a boon for the publishing industry’s bottom line.
Georgia: Candidates Emerge in Norwood District
Republican nomination in the 22nd district and the right to challenge Rep.
AFSCME Vows to Defend Incumbents
the importance of preserving the party’s new majorities on Capitol Hill.
Judd Gregg: Point Man or Hit Man?
“He’s arguably our best sort of idea guy,” McConnell said in an interview Friday. “I rely on him heavily. He’s a major player in the Senate whether he sits at the leadership table or not.”
Goin’ Back to Cali
And, as with diamonds, the bigger, the better. Rep.
Baby Boomer Blues
Kondracke recently sat down with Spratt for this extended interview. ROLL CALL EXECUTIVE EDITOR MORTON M.