Pennsylvania: Poll Gives Dent 12-Point Edge Over Callahan
The poll took the opinions of 303 likely voters April 19-27 and had a 6-point margin of error.
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Will GOP Follow Graham Model — or Die?
Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) is not going to be the party’s savior — that has to be its 2012 presidential nominee — but the more the party follows his advice and example, the better off it will be.
Former Special Counsel Pleads Guilty to Contempt of Congress
In March 2008, Bloch sat for an interview with Oversight Committee investigators who were looking into a Wall Street Journal report that he hired the computer repair company Geeks on Call to erase
Auto Dealers Make a Tough Sell on Capitol Hill
We arrange financial services and loans, but we don’t originate the loans,” auto dealer Ed Tonkin said in an interview.
GOP Leaving No Footprint in Hawaii
said the committee had maxed out its donations in the race and NRCC spokesman Ken Spain said he had no knowledge of any more spending on the race in the works.
Flake Asks OCE for PMA Files
“They have 200,000 pages of documents from their investigation,” Flake said in an interview Tuesday.
Kyl Guards McCain’s Right Flank
helped to reassure them that he is a huge asset for the conservative cause and for the Republican Conference,” Kyl said in an interview.
Disability Protesters Block Traffic Near Capitol
But as the group approached the NGA building, they rushed toward the doors, an officer at the scene said.
GOP Treads Lightly in Efforts to Clear Fields
in the race.
Gordon Racks Up Miles Before Retiring
Following a telephone interview, Gordon’s office issued the following written statement about his travel: “The chairman believes strongly that there needs to be international collaboration
Democrats’ Path Ahead Puts Hoyer in Dilemma
the center.
Hispanic Leader Softens Tone Toward Obama
Becerra’s tone was markedly different from the one he took earlier this month when he said in a radio interview that Latinos view Obama with “suspicion” and question his priorities since he failed
Hoyer Interviewed in Massa Case
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) gave a “voluntary” interview Wednesday to a House ethics subcommittee probing allegations related to ex-Rep.
Ethics Panel Swings Into Action in Massa Case
A Democratic source confirmed Wednesday that Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) participated in a “voluntary” interview before the subcommittee.
Lowden Comments Draw Ridicule
The DSCC seized on a comment Lowden (R), a Senatorial challenger to Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), made during a local television interview suggesting an “old-timey solution for a modern problem
Wall Street’s Faith in Schumer Slips
Schumer, in an interview, brushed aside the criticism and defended his actions, arguing that New York City is suffering from 10.7 percent unemployment due partly to Wall Street excesses and that
Hispanic Lawmakers Disagree on Strategy
Earlier this month, Democratic Caucus Vice Chairman Xavier Becerra (Calif.) said in a radio interview that Latinos view Obama with “suspicion” and question his priorities since he failed to follow through
Endorsement Watch: DeMint Backs Stutzman; Cantor Goes for Rubio
DeMint’s move is just the latest example of him wading into a contested primary this cycle and choosing to back the candidate who is not the desired nominee of party leaders.
How Justice Grew Out of A Utopian Community
In his new memoir, “Coming of Age in Utopia: The Odyssey of an Idea,” Gaston writes about the way his early ideas about economic justice formed the foundation for his understanding of racial equality.
In Kansas Open-Seat Race, Family Matters
“It’s not been any secret that I’ve been interested … in issues of public concern for a long time in my community,” Stephene Moore said in a phone interview last week.