When Obama Wasn’t a Star
Rush had risen to political prominence in the city as a leader of the Black Panther Party in the 1960s, and Daley’s ability to win 45 percent of the black vote in the primary had given rise to a
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Project Will Seek Black Oral Histories
The project “will help families know each other and stimulate intergenerational discourse.” Anyone of African heritage is invited to reserve an interview time with a partner.
Beard Unretires (Again) to be CAO
Lawrence asked if Beard would come in for an interview with Pelosi for the CAO job, a patronage post created by the then-new Republican majority in 1995 that is one of the three top House officer positions
Spratt Rallies His Team on Budget
“We’ve already started working the Caucus for support of a budget resolution, the concept of a budget resolution,” Spratt said in an interview Tuesday.
Miller Mounts His Defense
“I have absolutely been falsely accused,” Miller said in a brief interview Wednesday.
Democrats Set to Unveil Agenda
of the Head Start pre-kindergarten program — in a later interview he would not discuss which topics will take precedent under the new agenda, asserting that House committees must first be allowed to act
Job Security for House’s Security Expert
same model as the Secret Service … because they have to serve both sides in protection,” Livingood said in a rare interview earlier this week.
What’s the Matter With Kansas GOP?
In an interview, National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Cole (Okla.) enthusiastically welcomed Ryun into the race, saying the former Representative is “a very strong candidate.”
Millionaire Eyes Gillibrand
“I’m very interested,” he said, during a telephone interview Monday, though he cautioned: “This is not an announcement.” Since now-Rep.
Cole: NRCC Will Sit Out Primaries
The National Republican Congressional Committee will not take sides in any House GOP primaries this cycle, NRCC Chairman Tom Cole (Okla.) said in an interview Friday.
New Minority Gets a New Messenger
Even in the best of times, the Republican Conference chairmanship is often said to be the toughest, most thankless job in the party’s leadership.
Owen Fuels Speculation With Swipe at McConnell
Owen, a three-time loser in Kentucky elections over the past dozen years, let the filing deadline for the 2007 gubernatorial race pass this week without getting into the race.
McInnis Announcement Expected Early Next Year
“We’re very confident we can win statewide,” McInnis said in a telephone interview this week. “Right now the real focus is putting the team together.”
The Best Biden He Can Be
Or the time Biden pointed out Delaware was a “slave state that fought beside the North. That’s only because we couldn’t figure out how to get to the South.
Judiciary to Probe Signing Statements
For the inquiry, Conyers said the committee will seek cooperation from both the Justice Department and the White House to identify every statutory provision that has been the subject of a signing
Colorado: McInnis Announcement Expected Early Next Year
“We’re very confident we can win statewide,” McInnis said in a telephone interview this week. “Right now the real focus is putting the team together.”
Mass Frustration
But Meehan said in an interview this week that the up and comers are daydreaming.
Pelosi, Boehner Name Eight Members to Ethics Task Force
Lamar Smith (Texas), David Hobson (Ohio), Todd Tiahrt (Kan.) and Dave Camp (Mich.) to represent the GOP on the panel.
Cole Taps Colleagues for Key NRCC Positions
for the 2008 cycle.
Drinan Praised for Rights Work
“He was an extraordinary man with a number of careers, any of one which would have been impressive,” Frank said in an interview.