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Obama Walks Fine Line
But by staging events on employment and the budget deficits in the first two days of this week, he highlighted the political risks inherent in such a juggling act.
Heard on the Hill: When in Rome …
In an interview with GQ magazine published Monday, the House Member admits he’s not exactly a humble fellow.
New Mexico Republicans Wait to Hear Whether Pearce Is Up For a Rematch
Steve Pearce — the losing Republican nominee in the 2008 U.S. Senate race — will seek a political comeback by trying to reclaim his old 2nd District House seat.
For Black Lobbyists, Progress Is Real but Big Challenges Remain
In a recent interview at their Chinatown offices, Podesta’s six African-American lobbyists reflected on their experiences on the Hill, at the firm and in corporate boardrooms.
Chris Kennedy Is Camelot’s Next Act
In an interview last week, Rep. Patrick Kennedy (D-R.I.) talked about his cousin’s campaign and said he speaks to Chris Kennedy “frequently— about his yet-to-be-announced bid.
Andrew Johnson, Accidental Leader
Lincoln had chosen the Tennessee native to be his running mate in the election of 1864 because he appealed to Southern Democrats, yet he had sided with the Union during the war.
Politics & Poker: Redeeming Clinton’s Brand in Obama Age
Clinton was effusive in her praise during an interview Sunday on ABC’s “This Week.
Grassley Joins Fight Over Library IG
But Grassley doesn’t directly mention the one issue at the forefront of the controversy: a provision in the fiscal 2009 omnibus spending bill that stripped the Library’s IG office of its ability
Senate GOP to Ramp Up Cap-and-Trade Pushback
advance to the floor.
Pawlenty to GOP: Do as I Say, Not as I Do and Focus on 2010
“We need to make sure that we have ideas that matter, that help people ,that are consistent with values and principles,” he said in an interview with the Ripon Forum, a publication of the Republican
Capitol Police Revise Rulebook
One officer might let a man with a cane walk through the magnetometer, while another would insist the cane be X-rayed. Today the rule is clear: The cane gets screened.
Low Expectations Greet Appropriations Season
Once the supplemental is put to bed, aides said, it’s still entirely feasible for the House to complete the spending bills before the end of the fiscal year on Sept. 30.
Hill Climbers: One Staff, Many Sports Loyalties
The more recent changes to Hoyer’s team have been due in part to the movement surrounding the inauguration of President Barack Obama and the new Congress.
Maryland: No Reason Not to’ Run for Re-Election, Bartlett Says
If his bid to become the ranking member on the House Armed Services Committee wasn’t evidence enough, Rep.
New York Rep. Maloney to Challenge Sen. Gillibrand
Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., on her Web site Thursday morning, according to two sources including a member of the delegation. Maloney disputed that characterization in a brief hallway interview.
House Forces Ethics Panel to Disclose Investigation of PMA
The resolution, offered by House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), gives the panel 45 days to report on whether it is probing the PMA Group’s dealings with the lawmakers.
Schumer Enjoys Sherpa Role
the confirmation process.
PMA’s Snowball Effect
— This isn’t the first time that Republicans have unsuccessfully tried to target the 19-term Congressman.
Dan Beard: Is He Proactive or Pro-Democrats?
“I have strongly questioned everything that we do and why do we do it and do we need to continue to do it,— Beard said in a recent interview. His critics view it differently.