Cardin Reluctantly Took Spotlight on Payroll Tax Debate
“The politics will play out, but I think we were worried about the policy.
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Turf War Erupts Over the Path of Cybersecurity Bill
“The bill’s clearly been vetted enough,” Collins added during a brief interview.
North Carolina: County Commissioner Challenges Coble
“The Howard today is not what he was 20 years ago,” said Yow, who is serving his third term on the county commission and owns a well-drilling company and a small cattle farm.
Political Expression
The latest exhibit at the Library of Congress, “Politics and the Dancing Body,” considers the effect of dance — and by extension the body — on politics and how the political world shaped and inspired
Can Barack Obama Get Black Voters in Ohio Excited?
“Uh, I hope so,” Fudge replied in an interview after the gospel-filled church service.
Welcome or Not, Back to Culture War
“I think, in the end, the issue that’s going to be paramount come November is going to be jobs and the economy. At some point the narrative is going to shift back to that,” Thune said.
The Boy Mayor’s Last Stand
“This is a contest, and I think one must be optimistic but at the same time cautious about the outcome,” Kucinich said in an interview. “I don’t know how this is going to turn out.”
In New S.C. District, Primary Is No Sure Thing
Not all are expected to cough up the $3,480 to file by March 30, but the contest has the makings of a raucous free-for-all.
Rep. Aaron Schock Looks to Build Political Profile
a recent interview in his office.
North Carolina: Charlotte Councilman Announces for Sue Myrick District
In an interview with Roll Call between announcement events, Dulin, 52, harped on his constituent service bona fides and his opposition to President Barack Obama’s health care law and the Dodd-Frank
Roscoe Bartlett Ready to Fight for His Seat
Also on the list: the car radio and Model A Ford.
New Democrat Coalition Seeks Influence
Crowley said the PAC’s efforts will help the party win the 25 seats needed to take back the majority in November.
STOCK Act Spurs a Role Reversal
And passing the bill under suspension of the rules removes the possibility of amending it on the floor, which happened in the Senate.
Mike Lee’s PAC Goes After the GOP Establishment
pay it forward and look for people who share my vision of constitutional conservatism and help them out — particularly relative unknown challengers who are new to Washington,” Lee said Thursday in an interview
Race Rating Change: Heath Shuler’s Exit Makes Seat Likely Republican
the 11th district on the Democratic side of the ledger.
Florida: West Challenger Follows Him to New District
In an interview with Roll Call on Tuesday, West was asked about the potential of Murphy following him to the new district. “That would be a very dangerous thing,” West said.
Alexander Spreads His Wings Post-Leadership
[Richard] Russell,” Alexander said this week during a wide-ranging interview in his office.
Conservatives, GOP Candidates Gear Up for CPAC
He is one of three GOP contenders speaking at the event on Friday, and ACU Chairman Al Cardenas said the state of the race is bringing a welcome buzz to the three-day event.
Fish Fixture
About 22 years later, the menu is still simple and dirt cheap. The jumbo fish sandwich is $5.80. The six-piece fish plate with two sides is $9.40. The crab cake is $8.
Nevada: Kihuen Drops Out of House Race
Nevada Democrats avoided a contentious primary in the open 1st district today as state Sen. Ruben Kihuen announced he was dropping out of the race.