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Congressional Progressive Caucus Co-Chairman Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) said in an interview Tuesday that he will push hard for significant changes to the Senate health care bill in conference but stopped
Mike Pfeifer (R) said in an interview with a local newspaper today that he will not challenge Rep. Chris Carney (D-Pa.)
Christopher Carney (D-Pa.), said in an interview with a local newspaper Monday that he will not become a candidate. “My family comes first,— Peifer told the Pike County Press.
While the Senate is finally grinding toward a vote on its health care reform bill this week with the support of every Democrat, the thorny issues of abortion, immigration and taxes remain for the looming
—In a recent interview with talk-show host Oprah Winfrey, Obama graded himself a “B+— for his job performance to date.
Even the issue of who’s to blame for the lack of bipartisanship breaks along party lines. In an interview, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) suggested Obama had abandoned his own outreach.
Now I’m an Independent who caucuses with the majority party, so by definition I have more influence,— Sanders, elected to the Senate in 2006, said in an interview.
“We’ve had a very challenging work year, and now we will message it to the American people,— Pelosi told CNBC’s chief Washington correspondent John Harwood in a Friday interview from Copenhagen.
to “pay IRS penalties and interest on past violations— by the end of the year.
However, in an interview with KLIN radio in Nebraska, Nelson said there are additional “substantive— problems with the bill beyond restrictions on abortion funding.
But the staffer and Fudge share more than a home state. While still in college, Williams’ father, a Cleveland pastor, set up a mock job interview between Fudge and Williams.
language of the proposal that is intended to replace the measure’s public option.
— interview broadcast Sunday.
For example, Conroy and Walshe write that in the hours before Palin’s now-infamous interview with CBS news anchor Katie Couric, she did not want to discuss the matter — instead, she chided staff for not
President Barack Obama predicted that the Senate will pass health care legislation by Christmas, according to an interview broadcast Sunday on CBS’ “60 Minutes.”
FBI agents raided the firm in November 2008; after news of the raid broke in February, the firm closed its doors.
Party officials in the nation’s capital are fond of Rigell, who’s waging his first caampaign for office in a district in and around Virginia Beach that Nye won last year from two-term Rep.
Susan Collins (Maine) confirmed Wednesday that she’s headed to the White House for another meeting — this time with staff — but said in a brief interview that she is still a long way from supporting the
Halter declined an interview request on Wednesday but his advisor, Bud Jackson, released a statement regarding the continued Senate speculation.
“He already had it,— Cantor told Roll Call in an interview after the meeting. “He opened it up and held it up.