GOP Tries New Approach in Race Against Boccieri
During an interview Wednesday at the National Republican Congressional Committee, Renacci said that “people are unhappy in the 16th district right now— and “clearly want someone who has a business
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Grayson Apologizes for Calling Bernanke Aide Whore’
Alan Grayson (D-Fla.) apologized late Tuesday for calling an aide to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke “a K Street whore— in a radio interview.
K Street Files: Law and Order
indignation over the offensive assertions made— in a recent blog post by the group.
The Man Who Made The Missiles
His 1989 book, “A Bright Shining Lie,— chronicled the arc of the Vietnam War through the story of Army officer John Paul Vann.
Grayson Called Bernanke Aide Whore’
And she’s, this lobbyist, this K Street whore, is trying to teach me about economics,— Grayson fumes during the interview.In the interview posted on YouTube, Grayson was referring to Bernanke adviser Linda
Pennsylvania: Source Says Barletta Very Likely’ to Run Again
“I’m considering it,— Barletta said in the interview with the Wilkes-Barre Times Leader. “But I haven’t made any decisions.
Sebelius Prods Senate to Move on Surgeon General Nominee
Senate action.Regina Benjamin, the surgeon general nominee, “is ready to be voted on in the Senate, and we would just strongly urge the United States Senate— to act, HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said
Rage Over College Football Sparks Political Action
With the launch of the bipartisan Playoff Political Action Committee earlier this month, the issue got even more exposure.
Hoffman Buoyed by Influx of Online Donations in N.Y. Special
A significant portion of the contributions Hoffman disclosed in his report came via the political action committee for the Club for Growth, the conservative anti-tax group whose early endorsement and more
Heard on the Hill: A-Salt-ing Sen.
The protesters who sent bags of rock salt to the Maine office of Sen.
Harkin Is Ready to Fill Big Shoes
.— “I love this committee, I’ve been on it 22 years and I plan to aggressively pursue the same kind of agenda that Sen. Kennedy pursued,— Harkin said in an interview this week.
Ex-House Aides Could Testify in Ring Retrial
Huvelle noted that the statute of limitations for several alleged crimes in the case will expire before the new trial — including a charge of conspiracy, which reaches the end of its five-year term
Civil Rights History Revisits Mississippi’s Troubled Past
“Mississippi fascinates me,— MacLean said in a phone interview.
Puerto Rico Debate Hits Congress
“This time around, the difference is we’re ready. Now the only matter remaining is to take it to the floor,— Pierluisi said in a recent interview.
Indiana: State Lawmaker Moves to Run Against Donnelly
— In a recent interview, Walorski expressed opposition to the economic stimulus bill and to cap-and-trade legislation that she said would harm coal-producing Indiana.
Pelosi Shapes Bill for Liberal Votes
With a critical decision looming on the shape of the public insurance option in the House health care overhaul, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is scrambling to find the votes for a version that hews as
Industries Launch Defensive
to influence the legislation as it moves into the next crucial phase.
Cleland’s War and Peace
In an interview, Cleland outlined his aims with the book.
Klobuchar Applies Life’s Lessons on Subcommittee
“She was very sick, she couldn’t swallow and I was kicked out of the hospital at 24 hours with no sleep and thinking she was going to die,— Klobuchar recalled in an interview last week.
Book Tells of African Tragedy, American Rebirth
.— But as striking as the prose is, Kidder also offers the chance to witness nobler things — effective altruism, the power of the human spirit and kindness — all in a true story.