Ethnic Divisions Define Next Week’s California Special Election
“People are ready for new leadership,— Pleitez said in an interview this week. “All they know is they have 10 mailers [from Cedillo and Chu] attacking each other.
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Blue Dogs Jump on Health Care
The Blue Dogs pronounced themselves “increasingly troubled— at the lack of involvement in the writing of the massive bill and said their limited role is “especially concerning in light of the collaborative
GOP to Tiptoe on Court Pick
in the effort.
How the Democrats Will Rule Another 40
In a phone interview, he said the 2004 elections gave insight about how young voters would affect the 2008 elections.
Minnesota: Democrats Line up to Challenge Bachmann
“We are in the process of putting it all back in place and getting going and getting organized again,— Tinklenberg said in a phone interview.
Blackburn’s Life Lessons
— While she may not have looked like what he expected, by the end of her term in the Tennessee Senate, the bill was killed.
Missouri: Bond Backs Blunt as Schweich Emerges
“I am really concerned about having two Democratic Senators and a Democratic Governor and that as Republicans we would be shut out of the top leadership in our state,— he said in an interview with
Politics & Poker: Ball Invites Scrutiny With Google Me!’
— The taunt has echoes of Gary Hart in 1987: “Follow me around.— Hart, in an interview with the New York Times Magazine that sure seems creepy in retrospect, was trying to debunk persistent rumors
House Democrats Seek GOP Help on War Spending
president, but I personally don’t see this as bringing an end to Iraq and I actually see it as going into Afghanistan indefinitely,— Progressive Caucus Co-Chairwoman Lynn Woolsey (D-Calif.) said in an interview
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Out and About
Forget “State of Play— or even “Star Trek— — the hottest movie in Washington this weekend is bound to be “Outrage,— the documentary premiering Friday night that explores closeted gay public officials.
Hoekstra Wants More CIA Interrogation Documents Made Public
been briefed on over the years.
Heard on the Hill: Invasion of the Boldfacers
in the evening.
Show Opens Window to Darfur’s Pain
“I’ve been interested in still photography all my life, but I think that I did not take it up in earnest until the night I left for my first trip to the Darfur region,— Curry said in a phone interview
GOP Continues Candidate Search in N.H. Senate Race
And in a phone interview, former Rep. Charles Bass (R) also appeared to be interested in running for either his former 2nd district House seat, which Hodes now represents, or for Senate.
Inouye Faces His First Test
with the House.
Democrats Should Reform Medicare, Not Universalize It
depending on the design.
Specter Endures Backlash
It’s hard for folks that have been here for a while that he would walk over from the other side and suddenly be at the top— of the seniority list.
Florida GOP Chairman Targets Freshmen Grayson and Kosmas
But Greer publicly stated Tuesday that he will not be the candidate for the central Florida seat.
Hill Climbers: A Certain Kind of Oversight
“I probably had until the end of February.— And then, in typical Washington fashion, a friend of a friend met with him and got him an interview with the committee.
Ethics Case Disclosures Still Distant
In such a scenario, the report could be withheld for up to a one-year period, although the ethics committee must announce the creation of a subcommittee along with the name of the accused and the nature