NRSC Feels Heat on War
Ensign, in an interview late last week on Hewitt’s nationally syndicated radio show, sounded sympathetic to the concerns of the pledge signers and vowed not to personally support any resolution critical
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Baucus Pushes Inclusion
“The kind of tone [he sets] is important to me,” Baucus said in an interview with Roll Call, arguing that bitter partisanship and a propensity to short-change the committee process have limited the
Van Dongen to Boost Giuliani Bid
move is only a preview of the high-profile, inside-the-Beltway support he is building.
Scenes From Vermont
Jeffords would later give Graff an exclusive interview about that historic day — when the Republicans lost majority in the Senate.
Lawmakers Must Adjust Behind Bars
“It’s an easy place to do your time,” McFadden said in an interview. “This is definitely the place for your low-level offenders.”
TriCaucus Members Boost Coordination
strategy for the 110th Congress.
GAO Analysts Plan to Vote on Unionization
In an interview, three analysts who each have worked more than 20 years at the agency said they are seeking a voice for employees in administrative matters and on Capitol Hill.
No ‘Kumbaya’ on Rules Panel
The 11-term lawmaker — and the first woman to lead the exclusive Rules panel — thinks Republicans have a lot of nerve complaining about how the House has been run in the first three weeks of the new Democratic
Democrats Plotting for Bush Visit
The president, who last attended a Democratic retreat in 2001, is expected to address the Caucus before the question-and-answer session.
Schaffer Putting Senate Plans on Hold
Schaffer said in a telephone interview this week that McInnis would make a “good Senator,” but declined to offer an endorsement, adding that he would make a formal decision on his own plans by October
Big Game? Not for D.C. Crowd
But the Florida Senator won’t even be in the Sunshine State when the Chicago Bears and Indianapolis Colts take the field on Feb. 4.
Ensign Seeks Funding Edge
In a brief interview Wednesday, Ensign acknowledged the aggressiveness of his plan, given the hurdles it faces in a competitive presidential fundraising cycle and against a powerful DSCC still led
Young Voters: The Least Republican Generation
At the time of the Enron scandal, 47 percent described big government as the biggest threat to the country’s future, 38 percent said big business and 10 percent said big labor.
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
If a Delegate vote were to affect the outcome of a vote, the House would revote without the Delegates.
For C-SPAN, ’08 Elections Are Under Way
The bus made its first stop in Iowa, where the network officially launched the tour with a live airing of “Road to the White House” on Jan. 21.
CVC Isn’t One Man’s Ordeal
“First of all you don’t tear up the front of the Capitol and go down 78 feet and excavate that often, so one of the things I pushed for was expansion of the size of the project from what the Democrats
IG Report Hits FBI on Foley Case
The special agent insisted that the e-mails were “not the job of the FBI,” according to the report, but a “parental job.”
Race Is on for Member Backing in ’08
This cycle, House Democrats seem to face some of the biggest quandaries with the candidacies of both Clinton and Obama, who would be the first woman and the first black president, respectively, if
K Street Paradox
And now that both the House and Senate have passed reforms that could mean sweeping changes for the business of lobbying, Cassidy himself, in an interview last week, declared that he not only supports
Boehner Leans to Romney
While McCrery is a recent Romney convert, McKeon said in a brief interview that he has long been supportive of Romney. Like Romney, McKeon is a Mormon.