New Staff Director Honed Juggling Skills in Peace Corps
“In the Peace Corps in Botswana you have to juggle a lot of different things and try to cajole people to get things done,— she said in an interview last month.
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LeMieux Hopes to Keep Seat Warm for Crist
“I want to be the Member that’s well prepared, who knows the issues, who asks the important questions, who’s thinking about how to help Floridians,— LeMieux said in an interview.
DeLauro Unlikely Leader of Agriculture Subcommittee
set of interests and have a different perspective,— DeLauro recalled in a phone interview last week.
Young in Their Sights
Alaska has one of the highest percentages of union households in the country because of the larger number of federal employee and industrial workers all over the state.
Obama May Again Be Key to Ohio
the GOP column.
The Freshman Who Is Still on the Fence
Perriello said during an interview before his town hall stop in Charlotte County that for most voters in 2010, the state of the economy will trump anything that Congress does or does not do to address
Taking Measure of an Incumbent’s Health
with local activists for the duration of the campaign.
Town Halls Go to Hell
and eventually burned out in an interview on a cable news channel.
Overflow Crowd in Holt’s District Skeptical of Reform
. — Already nearing the homestretch of the monthlong August recess, Rep.
Kennedy, the Liberal Lion,’ Leaves a Historic Legacy
became the head of the family when John and Robert Kennedy were assassinated in the 1960s.
CREW Asks Ethics to Investigate Rep. Deal
“The congressman has abused his position, taxpayer resources, and the public trust to ensure nothing interferes with his sweetheart deal with the state of Georgia.
Move to Allow Temporary Senate Appointment Picks Up Steam
During a national cable news interview Wednesday afternoon, Patrick said he thought the Legislature may take up a bill allowing for the appointment when it returns after Labor Day.
Kennedy’s Death Unlikely to Redirect Health Care Debate
Kennedy’s absence from the health care debate was evident as early as April, when the partisan lines were first drawn.
Cooper Could Be Last Primary Opponent Standing Against Gillibrand
In an interview late last week at the Long Island factory that he owns, Cooper said he is on the verge of hiring a fundraiser, a pollster and a media adviser, and is beginning to travel around the
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Lieberman V. Baldwin, Part 2
The “30 Rock— star recently said in a Playboy interview that he would love to challenge Lieberman, and the Connecticut Independent shot back on Sunday.
Congressional Republicans Denounce Holder Move to Probe Torture Allegations
—“The message from the administration is completely confused, and the men and women at the CIA who we ask to protect our nation have been left in the lurch,— Hoekstra said in a statement.
Hope for Bipartisan Deal Lingers, but Reconciliation Talk Increases
win 60 votes in the Senate.
In Virginia’s 5th District, Bull’s-Eye on Perriello Is Hard to Miss
Measuring perhaps 30-feet wide by 50-feet long, the hall has just eight short benches facing the dais where the supervisors meet every third Tuesday of the month. But Rep.
Enzi Sets a High Bar for Bipartisan Talks
But in a lengthy interview conducted with Enzi this week via e-mail, the Finance Committee negotiator and ranking member of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions panel indicated his support for
Study: Bachmann Is on Cable News Every 9 Days
The Smart Politics blog, from the Center for the Study of Politics and Governance at the University of Minnesota, has an illuminating analysis of the 6th District congresswoman’s surging national