Heard on the Hill: Days of Wine and Scandals
The confrontation was not over a woman, Mahoney said in an ABC News interview on Friday, in which he also confessed to using poor judgment and admitted to letting down his constituents and family.
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Timeline: A Senator Faces a Federal Jury
Oct. 2 The judge refuses a motion by the defense to dismiss the case after the government handed over notes from an FBI interview with Allen that indicated Allen believed Stevens would have paid
Bachmann in Late Trouble
But since Bachmanns interview on MSNBCs Hardball, Tinklenberg reports that he has raised an eye-popping $810,000.
Byrd, Lieberman Await Their Fate
measure the Senate takes up during the lame-duck session.
‘Citizen Josh’ Speaks Truth To Politics
In an interview, Kornbluth said that performing a political piece at Crystal Citys Arena Stage during a monumental presidential election season was like a basketball all-star making the NBA finals
Experts, Lawyers Prepare for Election Day Woes
Our office on Election Day will be troubleshooting, Brunner said in an interview late last week.
Bachus Open to Stimulus, Feels Vindicated
Spencer Bachus (R-Ala.), who played a major role in the drama over the $700 billion Wall Street bailout, said the markets have become consumed with irrational pessimism, but said he believes the decision
Mahoney to Stay in Race Despite Affairs
The House ethics committee announced it would review the matter and interview Mahoney.
Pelosi Predicts Minimum Pickup of 14 Seats
In an interview Thursday on Roses talk show, Pelosi said her hope is that House Democrats can increase their seats from 236 to 250.
Stevens Friend Likens FBI Interview to ‘Waterboarding’
The friend of Sen.
Murtha Apologizes for Remark
two candidates and their vision for the future of our great country. The statement comes after Murtha told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, There is no question that western Pennsylvania is a racist
Oklahoma: Rice Makes Gains, but Inhofe Holds Big Lead
to tie Inhofe to the current financial crisis.
Former Florida Rep. Paul Grant Rogers Dies at 87
I saw the potential for what could be done in the health care field, and it just was not being aggressively pursued, Rogers told the Palm Beach Post of his time in Congress during a 1979 interview
Strategic Pakistan Steps Up Terror Fight, Needs Aid
four department heads, including the chief of its operations section, accused by the CIA of involvement in the August bombing of the Indian Embassy in Afghanistan.
Federal Jobs a Bright Spot in a Depressing Job Market
The federal government wants you. The U.S. government may be the last place some people look for a job, but the reality is that if the private sector does it, so do the feds.
A Veterans’ Congress
House Veterans Affairs Chairman Bob Filner (D-Calif.) said in an interview that one of his top priorities is getting Congress to pass the departments budget a year in advance.
Staunch Defender of Veterans Heads Spending Panel
Most spectacularly, conditions at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center were considered so substandard that the facility became a cause of national concern by Congress and the administration.
Candidate Gets Very Early Start
Hendrix said in an interview that he lives in Granite Falls and commutes to Nashville, where his kids attend school (he is divorced).
Democratic State Auditor: Graves Owes Back Taxes
But the lawmaker and the local tax collector say the fleet is a worthless pile of spare parts.
Barkley Slips Into the Picture
Dean Barkley (I) has a chance to get elected to the Senate on the Independence Party ticket in November or at least drastically affect the results of one of the most hotly contested races in the country