House Reading Clerk Savors His Vocal Role
“It still hasn’t really hit me in a lot of ways,” Novotny said in a recent interview. “Ironically, when we were pages, we actually had the utmost respect for the reading clerks.
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GOP Earmark Warriors Fret Over Falling Behind
“I warned my leadership for years that we could be outflanked on this,” he said in an interview on Monday. “I think Democrats have seen the writing on the wall.”
Can We Please Stop Talking About Reconciliation?
The more people talk about reconciliation and want information on it, the more likely they are to quote me in stories and interview me on television and radio.
Defiant Massa Points Fingers
It is not clear whether Massa was in fact recalling the same incident in his radio interview, although the details are similar.
Massa Details Ethics Case Against Him, Blames Democratic Leaders
that he says is the center of the ethics inquiry.
The Most Refreshing, Yet Unusual, Candidate Interview I’ve Done
[IMGCAP(1)]I didn’t interview Hanna last cycle, even though he ran a surprisingly strong race against then-freshman Rep.
Contenders Emerge for Delahunt’s Seat
generated interest in the seat Jeffrey Perry Joe Malone ruled out a run William Keating Robert O’Leary James Murphy Ronald Mariano Ian Bowles Boston Globe in an exclusive interview
Ethics Panel Probed Lightly Into PMA
The ethics committee apparently did not interview Murtha, who died Feb. 8, or any of his staff. Rep.
Artists’ Lists Become Art Themselves
the list-makers themselves, Kirwin said in an interview.
Contenders Emerge for Delahunt’s Seat
The district is the most Republican in the liberal state, but it still favors Democrats.
Majority Eyes Earmark Ban
The discussion among Democratic leaders came at the top of what was a damaging week on the ethics front. Leaders at the time were in the middle of dealing with the crisis surrounding Rep.
Walden Rises Up From Obscurity
“I began to have weekly interaction [with Republican leadership] on the campaign side,” Walden said in a recent interview with Roll Call.
Delahunt Won’t Run for Re-Election
“It’s got nothing to do with politics,” the 68-year-old Congressman said in an interview with the Boston Globe. “Life is about change. I think it’s healthy. It’s time.”
Delahunt Won’t Run for Re-Election
an interview with the Boston Globe
Ethics Panel Eyed Stark’s Property
At the same time, Stark revealed another ethics matter tied his real estate holdings in an interview with the publication Inside Politics.
Possibility of Open Seat Has New York Buzzing
The likeliest to jump into the race with or without Rangel in it is state Sen. Bill Perkins (D).
Campus Notebook: Home Free
Todd Platts (R-Pa.) doesn’t think he’ll get the top position at the Government Accountability Office, according to a recent interview with the York Dispatch.
Hill Climbers: Communications Director Has Bicameral Experience
But the invitation to an informational interview at the Carper office earlier this year was too good to pass up.
The Power of Talking About It
War, more than any other historic phenomena, has shaped the contours of the modern world.
Heard on the Hill: Best Floor Speech Ever
Quigley is such a huge Quimby fan that when he filmed a recent “Better Know a District” segment on “The Colbert Report,” host Stephen Colbert began the interview with, “Mayor Quimby, good to have you here