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Libya Attack Documents Sought by Joe Lieberman, Susan Collins
The leaders of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee requested a slew of documents from the Obama administration today as part of the panel’s investigation into last month
Wisconsin: Tommy Thompson Writes Big Check to His Senate Campaign
Tommy Thompson (R) has contributed $832,000 in personal funds to his Senate campaign, according to an interview with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Not Over the Hill
“I didn’t want it to say on my epitaph: She didn’t finish college,” Farmer said in an interview in Clay’s office. Farmer, a lively (possibly?)
Ohio: Jim Renacci Attacks Betty Sutton on Cash for Clunkers
CANTON, Ohio — The auto industry reigns in this northeastern corner of the Buckeye State, and three years after Congress passed Cash for Clunkers, the issue persists on the campaign trail.
Bilbray Plays It Cool in Midst of Tough California Race
between the ocean and the area’s inhabitants.
Tom Coburn Predicts Fiscal Cliff Will Be Avoided
“Politicians tend to do the hard things when not doing them is more painful, and so I think you’re going to see a resolution in the fall to the cliff one way or the other because the pain of not
Either Party Could Benefit From a Move on Immigration
“Generally, agriculture votes Republican,” Lamb said in an interview earlier this month. “We traditionally have been [Republican] on this farm.
Pennsylvania: Tom Smith Closing In on Bob Casey
Bob Casey’s Republican challenger continues to close the gap with the incumbent in two new polls.
‘Fabulous’-Feeling Barack Obama Lags Behind Mitt Romney, Gallup Says
In a Monday interview in which she was asked about the attack and the death of four Americans, including the U.S. ambassador to Libya, Clinton said that the security of all State Department personnel is
Libertarian Nominee Gary Johnson Has a Few Suggestions for Tonight’s Debate
The former Republican governor of New Mexico wasn’t among the undecided voters chosen to attend the town hall debate between President Barack Obama and GOP nominee Mitt Romney either, so Roll Call
Tensions High in California Contest
His frustration was obvious last week during three straight days of events, including an interview with Roll Call, a speech to a small community gathering and two debates.
Nancy Pelosi Keeps Busy Travel Schedule
is set on returning as the top Democrat in the next Congress.
RSC Chairman Jim Jordan: Sequester Better Than Nothing
“I would say the only thing that’s worse than cutting national defense is not having any scheduled cuts at all take place,” the Ohio lawmaker said in a C-SPAN “Newsmakers” interview scheduled to
Democratic Members Will Spin for Joseph Biden
the GOP vice presidential nominee, Rep.
Spokesman: No Darrell Issa Hearing on Unemployment Numbers
The Fox News Business Network reported that Issa “plans to hold hearings on unemployment numbers released Friday,” citing an interview host Greta Van Susteren did with Issa on Wednesday after a hearing
Mitt Romney Looks to Close Ground-Game Gap
The difference, Republicans contend, is the Romney campaign has built competitive get-out-the-vote and social media programs, eliminating 2008’s strategic deficit the GOP faced against Obama.
Lindsey Graham, Rand Paul Rivalry on Foreign Aid Grows
But Paul was more direct in his response and questioned Graham’s campaign priorities during an interview with Roll Call.
Missouri: NRSC Blasts Claire McCaskill Without Mentioning Todd Akin
bad investment in an interview with the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Small Businesses Balk at Online Sales Tax That Could See Lame-Duck Action
“We want people to literally know we are here,” Phil Bond, the coalition’s executive director, said in an interview.