During Bush Era, Parties Were Reversed on Contempt
Peter Welch’s office arranged an interview with the Vermont Democrat for him to strongly criticize the GOP on moving ahead with contempt proceedings against Attorney General Eric Holder.
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Wisconsin Senate Poll: Tommy Thompson Leads in Republican Primary
The survey, one of the first in the state since the widely followed gubernatorial recall election earlier this month, also showed Thompson ahead of presumptive Democratic nominee Rep.
More Compliance Seen for Politically Active Nonprofits
The court sided with Van Hollen, ruling that groups running so-called electioneering communication ads, which picture or name a candidate on the eve of an election, must say who paid for the spots.
Report: Mitch Daniels to Become President … of Purdue University
Mitch Daniels (R) out of the veepstakes? The Indianapolis Star confirmed the popular outgoing governor will become the next president of Purdue University.
Arizona: Martha McSally Aide Resigns
An aide to Martha McSally, the presumptive GOP nominee in Arizona’s 2nd district, has resigned from the campaign.
CBC Faces New Challenges to Influence
African-American to hold the office.
Democratic Primary Going to Wire in Queens
“The home stretch! It’s going exceedingly well,” Lancman said in an interview Friday. “We’re peaking at the right time.”
Picture Perfect
The film, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January, is the third collaboration between Dick (no relation to the author of this piece) and Ziering, the film’s producer.
Marco Rubio’s Immigration Plans Foiled
Rubio should be praising the president,” the aide continued, adding that the junior Senator from Florida “did not have a plan to get his plan through the Congress.”
House Schedule Is Tight, Political
We’ve got friends in the Senate who we think can push as well to try to make the point.”
Indiana: Democrats Hit Richard Mourdock With First Spot
“To me, the highlight of politics, frankly, is to inflict my opinion on somebody else,” Mourdock, a state Treasurer, says in the on-camera MSNBC interview that is used in the spot.
Don’t Miss Out
“I did two small pageants in high school back in Indiana,” she tells HOH, adding that they provided her with a great opportunity to “hone my interview skills.”
Illinois: William Enyart Jumps Into Open-Seat Race for Jerry Costello Seat
“Today I am proud to rise to the challenge before us and heed the call to serve by fighting for good jobs and a responsible way to reduce the deficit to build a strong middle class and protect the
Missouri: Claire McCaskill Fundraises off Mitch McConnell
Claire McCaskill (D) has raised the specter of Rove and McConnell, citing comments McConnell made to Roll Call during an interview to discuss the Senate playing field.
Are Republicans Ready to Phone ‘Bullpen’ in Arizona?
But she conceded that there was “disappointment” over the loss among Arizona Republicans. “We’re all on the same team here, and I’m the relief pitcher.
Democrats Question Eric Holder, Too
The DOJ, Nadler noted in the House hearing, has defended the drone policy in court by arguing that Congress, not the courts, should be the check on the drone policy.
Stalled Plan to Remake Commerce
The plan would have put the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which is responsible for saltwater salmon, in the Department of the Interior, which handles the freshwater fish, as part of
In Wisconsin, Post-Recall Race Grabs Attention
“I’ve been and will continue to work hard, crisscrossing the state, and it’s paid early dividends with a clear advantage over the Republican field,” Thompson said Monday in an interview with Roll Call.
Reflections on 20 Years as Accidental Columnist
I have no recollection of the piece or the controversy.
New York: Ed Koch Tells Obama to Go ‘Bold,’ Backs Charlie Rangel
NEW YORK — Former New York Mayor Ed Koch (D) strongly backed the re-election of Barack Obama in an interview Friday, but worried about the Democrat’s prospects if the president didn’t propose something