Split Still Wide on Health Care
As the framework for health care reform legislation takes shape in the Senate, the issue of whether to include a government-run insurance option has emerged as the main area of disagreement between Democratic
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Foxx Hunts for GOP, Sometimes Misfires
Doc Hastings (R-Wash.) left the panel to serve as the ranking member of the Natural Resources Committee.
Heard on the Hill: Out of the Question
It’s the end of Boehner, the unplugged version.
When the Entire World Got Religion
“The book is not an attempt to say God is true, God is false,— he said in an interview. “It is an attempt to explain religion as a social phenomenon, which it is, among other things.
Will Herseth Sandlin Gamble on a Gubernatorial Run?
But in a recent interview with Roll Call, Herseth Sandlin said she is still considering running for higher office next year. “I haven’t ruled anything out,— she said.
Grayson Expected to Be Top GOP Target
“I think he has gotten off to a very good start in sort of cementing this image that he’s the guy who’s out there as a watchdog for taxpayer dollars,— Van Hollen said of Grayson in an interview at
Oregon: GOP Lands Top Recruit to Run Against DeFazio
Leiken, a 47-year-old businessman who has run the district’s second-largest city since 2000, submitted the paperwork to the Federal Election Commission to create his candidacy on Monday.
Sessions, Grassley in Sync’ on Judiciary Ranking Membership
Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) are “in sync— on the agreement that the duo struck to allow Sessions to serve as the ranking member on the Judiciary Committee for the remainder of the 111th Congress.
Former N.Y. Rep. Kemp Loses Battle With Cancer
Pathology tests showed the cancer “was most likely but not definitively melanoma,— said James Kemp, his son, in a telephone interview.
Sestak Continues to Weigh Specter Primary Challenge
Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) left the door wide open to running against Sen. Arlen Specter (Pa.) in the Democratic primary next year during a cable news network interview Friday.
McCotter Rejects GOP Policy Group
The first meeting was held Saturday in Arlington, Va. Cantor said the idea of the road show is to gather ideas from outside the Beltway to shape the Republican agenda.
Iowa GOP Rep. King Will Mull a While on 2010 Governor’s Race
And while King told CQ Politics Thursday morning that the matter isn’t on his mind when he goes to sleep at night, he left the door open to the possibility.
Flu Will Not Keep Members From Heading Home
Murray gave assurances that airlines and airport officials are taking the necessary precautions to avoid the spread of the swine flu that has struck a nervous chord throughout the country this week
Whatever It’ Is, These Guys Just Don’t Have It
Author Tom Wolfe once described it as “the right stuff.— In the “Rocky— movies, it was “the eye of the tiger.
Heard on the Hill: Whipping Up an Appetite
Taking a turn catering the Whip dinner meant Napolitano and a few helpers commandeered the kitchen facilities in the Whip office, loading the place up with groceries (20 pounds of potatoes!)
Pennsylvania: Gerlach Mulling Senate or Gubernatorial Bid
Jim Gerlach (R) is leaving the door open to running for Senate in 2010 in light of Sen.
Party Switch Reignites Club for Growth Debate
Arlen Specter (Pa.), debate kicked off about the role and influence of the conservative Club for Growth within the party.
Van Hollen Says Democrats Will Be Ready to Fight in 2010
Hollen said in an interview with Roll Call reporters and editors Wednesday.
Conyers, Nadler Ask Holder to Name Counsel on Torture
Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.), chairman of the Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, argued in a letter Tuesday that the United States is obligated to investigate torture
Specter Defends Switch, Blames GOP’s Right Wing
“As the Republican Party has moved to the right, I have found myself increasingly at odds with the philosophy of the Republican Party and more in line with the philosophy of the Democratic Party,— Specter