Cummings Vs. Maloney Splits Congressional Black Caucus
The battle has put the CBC in the spotlight.
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HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Who’s the Toughest?
Everybody is still talking about Speaker-designate John Boehner’s tearful interview with “60 Minutes” on Sunday, as the Ohio Republican recounted his rags-to-riches tale of growing up sweeping the floors
Livingood to Be Renominated as House Sergeant-at-Arms
Livingood has been the House’s chief law enforcement officer since 1995, and the House is expected to approve the nomination.
New House Administration Chairman to Probe Military Ballots
The Congressman charged with overseeing — and cutting — the operations budget of the Capitol complex said Tuesday that his first priority next year will be military ballots.
McConnell Summons Democrats to Talk Rules Changes
on the floor.
Senators Hesitant, Steeling for RNC Battle
Senate Republican Policy Committee Chairman John Thune, who is the fourth-ranking Senate Republican and is actively considering a presidential bid, also suggested during a brief interview that he
Have Democrats Forgotten the Election Already?
on the estate tax.
Linda McMahon Plans Meeting With NRSC
The date and purpose of the meeting, however, is unclear.
Begich Prepares for Spotlight With Seat in Leadership
“I didn’t ask for it,” Begich said in an interview Friday.
Emotional Boehner: ‘What You See Is What You Get’
Speaker-designate John Boehner (Ohio) showed a softer side during an interview Sunday with “60 Minutes,” crying several times as he talked about becoming the most powerful Republican in the country and
Heard on the Hill: Lennon Shines On in House
Thaddeus McCotter paid tribute to John Lennon on the House floor last week, in an oration more poetic than the average one-minute speech.
Boehner to Push 5 Percent Budget Cut for House
Speaker-designate John Boehner (R-Ohio) said in a television interview to air Sunday that one of the first bills he would push as leader would be a 5 percent budget cut for leadership and rank-and-file
Report: Christine O’Donnell Won’t Be on Fox After All
Christine O’Donnell won’t be appearing on “Fox & Friends” before the holidays, a spokesman tells Mediaite, disputing what the tea party darling said earlier this week.
Cornyn: Alaskans Deserve Full Representation
As we’ve reported, the ongoing battle has put Republicans on Capitol Hill in a tough spot. The Texan addressed that concern Wednesday in an interview with Roll Call.
Capitol Police Supervisor Put Words in Pelosi’s Mouth
the protective operation and at the same time jeopardizes the safety of the Speaker,” according to court documents.
DLC’s 100 Democrats List Predicted Governors, Stars
In the summer of 2000, Baltimore Mayor Martin O’Malley appeared on the cover of the Democratic Leadership Council’s magazine.
Cornyn Shifts to Phase 2 of Majority Battle Plan
In a 30-minute interview with Roll Call Thursday, the Texas Republican declined to predict the outcome of elections 23 months away.
Patty Murray: Chairing DSCC Was ‘Right Thing to Do’
In her first interview since taking the job, Washington Sen.
Promotion Puts Dicks’ Role on Subcommittee in Question
Norm Dicks secured the top Democratic slot on the Appropriations Committee on Thursday, but it doesn’t necessarily mean he will continue to lead party colleagues on the Defense Subcommittee.
Momentum for ‘Don’t Ask’ Repeal Appears to Build
repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell” before the end of the year.