California: Lungren Challenger Visits Washington, D.C.
In an interview, Davis, 35, said he was moved to run last year after Lungren refused his request to help find federal funding for an $11 million dam improvement project in the district.
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GOP Crowd in Connecticut Could Get Unruly
Although it is uncertain how serious Schiff is about a bid — his spokesman declined a request for an interview — his campaign has raised upward of $1 million so far on the Internet.
Conservative Movement Gets a Boost
Working Class and Save the American Dream,— Andrew Sullivan’s “The Conservative Soul: Fundamentalism, Freedom and the Future of the Right,— Mickey Edwards’ “Reclaiming Conservatism: How a Great American
Obama: Some Republicans Simply Want to Kill Health Reform
“You’ve got a political environment where there are those in the Republican Party who think the best thing to do is to just kill reform,— Obama said in the interview, which was taped at the White
Obama Rallies Supporters for Health Care Plan
In the interview, a small preview of which was provided by CBS, Obama says of the health care bill, “I own it,— suggesting that he wants to pass something that will work well because the legislation will
Trumka Ascension Could Activate Labor Movement
On Friday, Change to Win Executive Director Chris Chafe suggested in an interview that his member unions continue to work with the AFL-CIO unions but the wayward affiliates are not exactly champing
Clyburn Threatens to Introduce Resolution Condemning Wilson’s Remark
The No. 3 House Democrat says he will introduce a resolution of disapproval against Rep. Joe Wilson (R-S.C.) for shouting, “You lie!
House Liberals Ask for Obama Meeting
In its wake, leading House liberals declared themselves largely satisfied, but the request for a sit-down with the president suggests they may want him to go further.
Living the History Lessons
Fearing the same fate following a change in majority control in 1980, the Senate historian’s office prepared for the worst.
Businessman Challenges Pennsylvania Rep. Dahlkemper
Paul Huber, a Republican businessman from northwestern Pennsylvania, has joined the race to unseat freshman Democrat Kathy Dahlkemper in the state’s 3rd District.
Members Begin to Line Up in Kennedy Special
Coakley is the only Democrat officially in the race but won’t likely be the last to throw her hat into the ring.
Members’ Word on Health Care Tested
Mike Ross (D-Ark.), the lead Blue Dog negotiator on health care who brokered a deal for a public insurance option in the Energy and Commerce Committee before the August recess only to vow the morning after
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Guilty Pleasure
[IMGCAP(1)]President Barack Obama and the first lady appear on the covers of the October editions of Men’s Health and Women’s Health magazines, respectively, discussing the White House’s big push
Banking on High-Speed Rail
High-Speed Rail Association, said in an interview last month.
Book Calls for the Return of Classic Conservatism
This point, as well as an overview of the past and a look to the future of conservatism, is the focus of the New York Times Book Review editor’s new book, “The Death of Conservatism.
Her Long Road to the Promised Land
“I didn’t expect what took place,— she said in an interview. “I don’t think any of us did.
One More Book Offers Memories of the Gipper
“He had such a strange background for a president,— Hayward said in an interview, referring to Reagan’s years in Hollywood.
Kennedy’s Death Starts to Hit Home in the Capitol
Edward Kennedy’s last foray into the Capitol may have been in late April, it wasn’t until Aug. 26 that it became clear the Senate’s “liberal lion— would never again walk through the swinging doors of the
Garamendi’s Long Political Journey Likely to Take Him to the House
“When Patti and I graduated from Berkeley, the Dallas Cowboys and Oakland Raiders wanted to draft me, but I said no, I want to marry Patti and go into the Peace Corps,— he said in a phone interview
Oregon Gov Field Forms in Kitzhaber’s Wake
John Kitzhaber’s announcement Wednesday that he will run in 2010 for his old post, one Democrat cleared the field for him and one Republican jumped into the race. Republican state Sen.