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Maybe Americans have learned to hate the game and not the players. But probably not.
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Run, Chuck Grassley, Run!
For those who’ve never experienced a fleet-footed exit by interview escape artist Sen. Chuck Grassley, believe us, it’s the greatest blow-off you’ll ever receive. Our colleague Steven T.
12th District Race Illustrates Changes in Pennsylvania
In Johnstown, Critz’s defeat would mean the end of the Murtha legacy and the demise of the enterprise commonly known on Capitol Hill as “Murtha Inc.”
Marco Rubio Hones Foreign Policy Chops in Colombia
In an interview upon his return from Colombia, Rubio said he wanted to make the trip to engage with Latin American partners and to send a signal that U.S. officials are, in fact, “prioritizing what
Tennessee: Scottie Mayfield up Against Chuck Fleischman in Early Poll
In a poll of 400 likely Republican primary voters in the newly configured district, 34 percent said they’d vote for Mayfield; 25 percent for Wamp, the son of former Rep.
Organizations Use Trayvon Martin Case to Lobby for Racial Profiling Legislation
The National Action Network, the civil rights group led by the Rev.
White House Pressed on Gay Rights Issue
Jared Polis said in a brief interview Monday.
Bill Clinton Backs Loyalists
“I told him that I was going to face this race against Howard Berman, that we were being put in the same district, the lines weren’t absolutely final but everybody knew,” Sherman said in an interview
Canadian Director Highlights Washington’s Film Scene
It’s just, well, the Oscars have a way of grabbing the imagination.
Veteran Lawmaker David Dreier Defends Congress
That wasn’t quite my goal,” the 16-term lawmaker recalled in an interview from his Capitol office.
Redistricting Makes Blue Dog Holden an Underdog
“Absolutely, it’s a competitive race,” the lawmaker said in an interview. “The reasons for that are Matt is a very wealthy individual.
Imagining Watergate
What he does, he said in a recent phone interview, is tell tales about how “ordinary people get caught up” in political events.
House Panel Begins to Grill GSA Officials
“The agency was not the same. A quarter of the executive positions were empty, [and] strategy was nonexistent,” Johnson said.
Republicans Find Fresh Voice on Gender Issue
But behind the scenes, her supporters are pushing for something bigger: the vice presidency.
Congress Ready to Keep Eye on GSA
to an interview transcript.
Pennsylvania: Jason Altmire’s Finances Still Ahead of Mark Critz in Primary
The two Democrats are locked in the competitive primary for the seat north of Pittsburgh, although Altmire has the geographical and financial edge.
Romney Gathers Hill Allies
Mitt Romney and Congressional Republicans moved last week to jump-start the coordination of political and policy messaging after Rick Santorum’s exit from the GOP presidential primary crowned the former
Tammy Baldwin Running on ‘Buffett Rule’
“One of the reasons why everyone is so engaged in this is that they’re paying their taxes right now,” Baldwin said in a phone interview between campaign stops at Wisconsin college campuses.
Conrad Budget Plan Puzzling
So it was a surprise to Democratic leaders when Conrad indicated in a Fox News interview April 8 that he wanted to mark up a 10-year plan to guide the lame-duck session after the elections when major
Kentucky: John Yarmuth Says Health Care Law Probably Wasn’t Worth Political Cost
In an interview with Roll Call on Wednesday, the three-term lawmaker was asked whether the Affordable Care Act — which will be a burden to Democrats for the second consecutive cycle — was worth the