Kline Wins Top GOP Spot on Education Panel
John McHugh (N.Y.) as the top Republican on the Armed Services Committee after McHugh stepped aside to accept President Barack Obama’s nomination to become secretary of the Army.
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New York: GOP Plans Process to Pick McHugh Successor
The chairmen of the 11 county GOP committees within the 23rd district will host four public interview sessions across the sprawling district with candidates interested in gaining the nomination before
Iran Elections Make Nuclear Talks Harder
The outcome is a foregone conclusion, but the regime clearly aims to have the demonstrations fizzle.
Marcel Duchamp, Meet Warhol
For the older set, the afternoon will feature multiple presentations about how the two artists are connected.
100 Years of Congressional Baseball
The mound was vacant with two all-important innings to go. Enter Shimkus. “It probably wasn’t the smartest thing I’ve ever done, he admitted in a recent interview.
New York: Hoffman to Join GOP Race for McHugh Seat
Hoffman, 59, said in an interview that he is interested in running because, “I think that seat should be filled by someone with an economic and business background at this point— during the financial
Young May Avoid Hard Race in 2010
Berkowitz said in a phone interview Monday that he is no longer interested in challenging the 36-year House Republican and instead is carefully considering running against Alaska Gov.
How It All Went South
profit to undermine the foundations of the U.S. economy.
Book Chronicling McConnell Out Today
In an interview, Dyche said the book explains how McConnell “has risen to a level that’s rare in Kentucky history.
A Candidate Meeting That I’ll Never Forget — Even if I’d Like to
When I interview candidates, the meetings normally last 45 minutes to an hour. That’s the only thing they have in common. Each meeting is different because each candidate is unique.
Members, Moving On
“When I was defeated, the only thing I heard from anybody was from the Architect of the Capitol, who wanted the keys to my office, and there was nothing else,— he said in a phone interview last week
Earmark Ban Sparks a Spat
The liberal California Democrat refused to discuss the meeting or her earmark requests in an interview last week, saying that she does not think caucus meetings should be discussed in public.
Conrad Fishes for Health Care Middle Ground
the proposal will catch fire with the majority.
Maloney Goes On Air with Gillibrand Critique
Kirsten Gillibrand in a pre-recorded interview airing on local New York City television Thursday night. The station posted a clip of the interview on its Web site.
Pelosi Promises to Pay for Health Care Reform
That is our intention, and that is the work we are doing now.—In a Wednesday interview on MSNBC’s “The Ed Show,— Pelosi said she was open to raising taxes to help cover the costs.
GOP Hopes Hastert Will Return District to the Family
Republicans hope Hastert’s early entrance into the race will clear the GOP field and avoid the divisive primary battle that likely cost them the seat last cycle.
Schiff Discusses Potential Dodd Challenge on Daily Show
Schiff, a frequent guest on CNBC and Fox News who predicted the current financial crisis several years ago, made a visit to Comedy Central’s The Daily Show with Jon Stewart to hawk his book, “Crash
Connecticut: Schiff Ponders Possible Challenge to Dodd
“And of course every time they make the problem worse, they have the same solution.
Hulshof Chose Politics Over Baseball but Became a Star
“We were invited to sing,— Hulshof, the newest inductee to Roll Call’s Baseball Hall of Fame, recalled in a recent phone interview from Columbia, Mo., “and to be honest, it’d been 20 years since
Mud Already Being Flung in Kosmas Race
The intensity of the opening salvos from both sides are a clear sign that the Orlando-area 24th district could become one of the hottest, and perhaps nastiest, races of the 2010 cycle.