Howard Coble Hospitalized With ‘Respiratory Illness’
The North Carolina Republican, who is serving his 14th term in Congress, has been fighting a cold for a week, his chief of staff said in a statement.
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DeMaura and Segal: All Candidates Should Be Concerned About SOPA
During the waning days of the 2008 presidential race, there was an important but overlooked occurrence on the John McCain campaign.
Proposed Pennsylvania Map Seeks to Shore Up GOP Incumbents
“I’m very happy,” Altmire said in a brief phone interview. “Of all the possibilities that were being discussed, this is really very favorable for me.”
GOP Campaign Strategists Worry About Gingrich’s Downballot Effect
Mitt Romney — could hurt the party downballot, especially in the Northeast. The region is expected to be a top battleground in the fight for control of Congress.
‘Fast and Furious’ Gets New Scrutiny
Dennis Burke, the former U.S. attorney for Arizona, will be interviewed by the office of Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) for the first time since an interview over
Jeff Miller Endorses Connie Mack IV for Senate
In an interview with Roll Call, Miller explained that he had been pushing the younger Mack to get into the race for some time, after seeing that Republicans were not coalescing around any of the
Supreme Court Leaves Texas in Tumult
Blake Farenthold (R) said in a phone interview today. “I don’t know where to file, what district I live in, or what district goes where.”
National Eye on GOP Leadership Race
the tea party and the GOP establishment.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Aspiring Comedians Chat Up Marion Barry
An up-and-coming variety act is pulling out the big guns for a television pilot, locking in D.C. “Mayor for life” Marion Barry for an interview about his political legacy and stormy career.
Democratic Consultant a Winner in Predicting Heisman Trophy
“It’s not particularly difficult, but it’s a lot of work,” Chisholm said in a phone interview Thursday from Oregon, where he’s based. “Anybody can do it,” according to Chisholm.
Website Seeks Robocall Revenge
Most callers pay between $1, the cost to reach a single lawmaker, and $35, the price to robocall the offices of every Member of Congress.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Congressional Rug Rats Occupy the Hill
Our tipsters had Quayle banging out quickie diaper changes at his desk, while Polis was seen strolling through the Speaker’s Lobby cradling the blissfully snoozing tot in his arms.
Pressure Builds on Lanny Breuer in Fast and Furious Fallout
House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Darrell Issa suggested in an interview with Roll Call today that Burke knew guns were walking when he urged Justice Department officials to deny it.
Wamp Event’s Big Bucks Raise Eyebrows
“People see me as something uniquely different,” Wamp told Roll Call in an interview. Wamp, 24, is taking on freshman Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, 49, in the GOP primary.
Poll: Elizabeth Warren Opens Up Lead on Scott Brown
The University of Massachusetts Lowell-Boston Herald poll also found Warren still had room to build name identification across the state.
Republicans Want to Harness Power of Social Media
Tim Schigel, the man behind the sideways V-shaped icon found on more than 1 million websites around the world, will lead the Republican National Committee’s digital strategy during the 2012 elections
All Eyes on a Kennedy in Race to Replace Frank
But one contender has the potential to change the fundamental dynamics of the race.
GOP Cries Sabotage of Brown’s Bipartisanship
“It’s sad; I think this is one of the reasons people don’t like what’s happening in Washington,” Brown said during a recent interview after an amendment he filed to the defense authorization bill
Parties Court Latinos as Swing Voters in 2012
on the economy.
Liberal Groups Take Up Occupy Mantle in D.C.
But even as the Capitol Hill protesters shouted that they are the “99 percent,” language introduced by OWS, it was unclear whether the D.C. effort had the backing of the larger grass-roots movement.