Ex-Rep. Peterson Calls For Specter to Retire
“If he asks for my support, I will tell him no,— Peterson said in a phone interview.
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Overview: Congress Works Toward Energy Compromise
the time to act is now.
Pelosi: GOP Tax Protest Is AstroTurf, Not Grass Roots
The fact that thousands of people took part in the events shows that “the American people know we can’t spend and tax our way back to a growing economy,— said House Republican Conference Chairman Mike
Ex-Judge Moore Mulls Another Monumental Bid in Alabama
Moore, who discussed his possible candidacy in an interview with the Associated Press , now heads Foundation for Moral Law , a conservative group with a central focus of religion in public life.
Heard on the Hill: Play Ball
[IMGCAP(1)]MASN and MASN2, the overflow channel used when the Nats and the Baltimore Orioles are playing at the same time, can be found on channels 53 and 54, respectively, in the 26 buildings hooked
Reframing Images of the First Ladies
— Elkins, who was working on self-portraits at the time, returned from the White House tour with the image of the first ladies still in her mind and decided to combine the two.
Without Hart, GOP Looks to Move On
But while the presidential numbers seem favorable for the GOP, Rep. Jason Altmire flipped the district into the Democratic column in 2006 and then defeated former Rep.
Congress Begins to Review Applications for GAO Job
Dodaro is well-liked at the agency and is throwing his hat in the ring for the permanent job.
Members Hope a Bustling Spring Yields Results
Lisa Murkowski (Alaska), the top Republican on the committee, to back the renewable mandate and other disputed elements of the legislation.
Judge Tosses Stevens Conviction
In a motion filed April 1, the Justice Department told the court that during a recent review of the case file, the government discovered notes of an April 15, 2008, interview of Allen that contradicted
Norton Will ‘Never Accept’ Gun Amendment
That doesn’t mean that the Majority Leader’s promise to bring it to the floor— will disappear, she said Monday in an interview with Roll Call.But Norton also asserted that she would never have to decide
Md. Property Tax Trips Members
billat the same address as the home.
FEC Deadlocks on the Rise
By the end of April, half of the six commissioners’ terms will have ended, creating an opening for the new White House to repopulate the agency to its liking.
Ohio: Plenty of GOP Interest in 18th District Race
Although President Barack Obama only won 45 percent of the vote in the district last November, Space was re-elected with 60 percent of the vote — largely because Republicans failed to recruit a good candidate
Klobuchar, Doing Two Jobs, Perseveres
“I’m hanging in there,— Klobuchar said late last week during a brief interview in the middle of a marathon voting session in the Senate.
Pelosi Holds Line for Obama Budget
In the battle of the budget, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has emerged as the chief defender of President Barack Obama’s priorities against a more reluctant Senate.
GOP Members Choose Sides in Kansas Senate Race
the Easter recess.
Obama Officially Taps Groves to Head Census
In an interview this afternoon with Roll Call, former Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher, who ran the department when Groves was at the Census Bureau, said Groves was among those who backed sampling and
Justice to Drop Charges Against Stevens
In a motion filed Wednesday, the Justice Department told the court that during a recent review of the case file, the government discovered notes of an April 15, 2008, interview of Allen that contradicted
20th District Result Could Affect Massa
In an interview with Roll Call Wednesday, Kolb said the events of the last several weeks — Gov. David Paterson’s (D) decision to appoint then-Rep.