Michigan: Republicans Looking to Primary Reindeer Rancher
Bentivolio, a reindeer rancher and veteran, won the GOP nod in August after Rep. Thaddeus McCotter dropped his re-election bid in this district northwest of Detroit.
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Iowa: King Considering Run for Senate Seat
“Before I could say ‘yes’ to something like that, I’d have to see a lot of the money would be lined up and a lot of the support would be lined up,” King said in a phone interview last week.
Rehabbing Nevada GOP a Priority for Priebus in 2nd RNC Term
In an interview, Priebus confirmed that he has held multiple conversations with the Nevada Republican Party chairman and other Silver State GOP officials, with meetings planned in January to discuss
Feinstein Could Push Gun Control From Atop Judiciary Panel
Leahy, D-Vt., suddenly in line to become chairman of the Appropriations Committee, California Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein could decide to claim the gavel on the Judiciary panel.
Lofgren Looks to Slow Down Domain Name Seizures
But she might be the lawmaker whose views hew closest to the site’s users.
Gun Group’s Rhetoric Signals Tough Road for Legislation
In the wake of the Dec. 14 massacre, the NRA denied reporters’ interview requests and shuttered its Facebook account, while the GOA seized the spotlight.
CBC Pans Medicare Age Increase
Cleaver, more broadly, said that the fiscal cliff debate shows he was right in 2011 when he labeled the debt deal a “sugar-coated Satan sandwich” in an interview with CQ Roll Call.
New Mayor in Town to Clean House
In an interview with CQ Roll Call last week, Miller brought up both examples as reasons Speaker John A.
House GOP Boosts Funds for DOMA Legal Defense
In an interview Thursday, Lungren said he did not know whether the Supreme Court’s review of DOMA — and the heavy workload it might put on Bancroft and its lead attorney, former solicitor general
Michigan Fight Symbolizes Coming Changes in Delegation
The next decade will also likely bring the changing of the guard in the districts of Democratic Reps. John D.
The Best and Worst of the 2012 Campaigns, Part II
My last column included awards for a number of 2012 campaign and candidate categories, including the luckiest candidate and the biggest upset.
Menendez Aides’ Spectacular Run of Bad Headlines
The Department of Homeland Security is now disputing reports that the agency held off on pursuing the 18-year-old Peruvian immigrant until after the elections.
Pelosi Focused on Fiscal Cliff Fight
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, the subject of retirement rumors as recently as a month ago, is asserting herself in the battle over the fiscal cliff and readying for battle in the 113th Congress.
‘Obstinate’ Factor Continues to Roil GOP
McCarthy was still in town when the House voted, hours after the RSC meeting.
Before Term Begins, Swalwell Looking Over Shoulder
“My back is not big enough for all the targets that are on it,” Swalwell said in a phone interview.
How Much Do Fact-Checkers Matter?
They arrived at this conclusion despite the serial bickering the two campaigns engaged in over the fact-checkers’ work.
For Corporate Tax Overhaul, Big Risks, Big Rewards
In an interview with CBS News on Wednesday morning, Camp echoed concerns expressed by other Republicans, but nonetheless said that the president’s movement on the corporate tax issue was “encouraging
Obama Predicts Win on Taxes, Gives Some on Spending
in return, in an interview with ABC’s Barbara Walters.
Businesses Bet K Street Can Sway Debate
influence the outcome.
VPs Hold Key on Filibuster Change
Nixon opined that while the Senate is a continuing body and its rules carry forward from one Congress to the next, “the right of a current majority of the Senate at the beginning of a new Congress to adopt