K Street Files: Doolittle Does a Little Work for Colfax City
The council considered the contract at the end of its Wednesday meeting, according to an agenda on the city’s website.
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NFL Players Want Hill to Referee Dispute
In an interview, Foxworth attributed the dramatic uptick in the union’s lobbying budget to ongoing contract negotiations with team owners, who are threatening to shut down the league next year if
History’s Careful Watcher Turns Another Page
It’s that sense of the nuances of history that makes Ritchie perhaps the foremost scholar on the Senate.
McConnell Fears Overconfidence
In an interview Friday, the Kentucky Republican warned that the “American people have not finally spoken yet. And I don’t think they like any measuring of the drapes.”
Gibbs: No Veto Threat Necessary on Tax Cuts for the Wealthy
Obama has been making the hard sell for Congress to extend the Bush tax cuts to the middle class, but not to the wealthy.
Obama: Emanuel Would Be an Excellent’ Mayor
“The one thing I’ve always been impressed with about Rahm is that when he has a job to do, he focuses on the job in front of him.
Palin Backs O’Donnell in Delaware
Provided he wins the nomination, Castle would be viewed as the favorite to win the general election against county executive Chris Coons, the Democratic nominee.
Florida Pastor Wavers on Whether to Burn Qurans
Should the event remain canceled, it would likely prompt cheers from politicians on both sides of the aisle who have condemned Jones’ plans to burn the Islamic holy book Saturday, the ninth anniversary
N.H. Could Be Next GOP Trouble Spot
The nation’s most competitive Senate primary Tuesday may be 400 miles north of Delaware. While the national buzz has followed the Tea Party Express to the First State’s GOP battle between Rep.
Boehner Proposes Passing Spending Cuts Now
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Wednesday proposed in an interview on ABC’s “Good Morning America” that Congress pass a catchall spending bill at 2008 levels before the November elections
Rep. Jackson and His Wife Both Mulling Chicago Mayoral Run
The Jacksons are not the only high-profile candidates for the slot being vacated by Mayor Richard Daley, who announced Tuesday that he will not run for re-election in 2011 after holding the post
In South Dakota, Candidates Work to Navigate Center-Right
“I haven’t talked to her at all,” Noem said in a recent interview. Palin hasn’t publicly endorsed Noem yet, but that isn’t something the first-time Congressional candidate is focused on.
Daley Announcement Could Tempt Illinois Lawmakers
Davis said in an interview Tuesday that the announcement came as a surprise and that many people are already considering running, including himself.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Dress Down for Charity
But we hear this is not necessarily the case at the National Republican Congressional Committee, where staffers have found a way to beat the heat and do a good deed at the same time.
Pomeroy Embraces Veteran Status, Not Party
Pomeroy reiterated his determination to secure re-election in an interview at Babb’s Coffee House in downtown Fargo.
Alaska’s Miller Getting Serious About Fundraising
The lobbyist also suggested that Democrats may not pressure lobbyists to stay neutral in the race given the likelihood that the seat will stay in GOP hands.
Alaska’s Miller Wants Seats on Judiciary and Armed Services
Alaska Republican Joe Miller said in an interview Wednesday that he is interested in serving on the Senate Judiciary and Armed Services committees should he beat Sitka Mayor Scott McAdams (D) this November
Obama Looks to Congress to Jump-Start Economy
During an interview with MSNBC’s Brian Williams, Obama defended his efforts to boost the economy during the nation’s worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
Crist Defers on Making a Caucus Commitment
A Republican until just a few months ago, Crist continued to insist that he would “caucus with the people of Florida” during an interview Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
Novice Johnson Must Establish Himself in Feingold Territory
One is a successful businessman who embodies the hard-working spirit of the upper Midwest. The other is an extremist and elitist, a right-winger who doesn’t know the issues.