Immigration Overhaul Emissaries Wait in House
Zoe Lofgren of California, the ranking Democrat on the immigration subcommittee, said when asked about the working group Nov. 30.
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McCaskill: Rice Is Scapegoat for Benghazi
Ambassador Susan Rice against the pointed Republican attacks that could endanger the diplomat’s possible appointment to be secretary of State, saying Rice has been unfairly scapegoated for the mistakes
Running for Congress? Try, Try Again
“I’m certainly going to take some time in 2013 to assess and make a determination at some point if I would run,” he said in a phone interview with CQ Roll Call.
Arkansas: Griffin Not Running for Senate, Governor
Tim Griffin, who will serve on the Ways and Means Committee in the 113th Congress, will not seek higher office in Arkansas during the 2014 election cycle.
California: Hernandez Will Look at a Rematch Vs. Denham
It’s one of the concerns I need to worry about,” he told Roll Call in a brief Friday afternoon telephone interview. “Is it more winnable in two years or four years?”
GOP Senators See Politics in White House Fiscal Cliff Play
“I’m not sure where the starting point should be,” Toomey said. “The fact is, Republicans put revenue on the table.
Lucas Suggests Path Forward For Farm Bill
In an interview Thursday with an Oklahoma radio station, Lucas gave two options for dealing with the farm bill as part of a tax increase and spending cuts deal between the White House and Congress
Norquist’s Rainmaker Skills Grow With Budget Impasse
“When the tax fights become high-visibility, we have more success,” Norquist told CQ Roll Call in a recent interview. “Whenever we go on talk radio and on TV, we get more support online.
Online Sales Tax Backers Peg Last-Ditch Pitch to Holidays
Retail Industry Leaders Association, said in an interview.
New Hampshire: Guinta Opens Door to Senate, Comeback Bids
“My name comes up for Senate, House and governor,” Guinta told Roll Call Thursday in a phone interview. “Obviously, it’s nice to be thought of in that way.
White House Asks for End to Debt Limit Votes, McConnell Says
The Obama administration is asking to eliminate Congress’ role in raising the debt ceiling as part of a fiscal cliff deal, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., told Roll Call in an interview
Cliff Talks Send Parties Back to Old Corners
Jobs are on the line, the American economy is on the line and this is the moment for adult leadership,” Boehner said.
Uphill Battle to Extend Jobless Benefits
“I said to him, just talk to people at random, so it was totally unrehearsed, and he was struck by the variety of occupations represented there and the variety of stories,” Levin recalled in an interview
Inside the 2014 Senate Races
beginning the cycle as the underdog.
Inside the 2014 Senate Races
beginning the cycle as the underdog.
Capitol Lens: Yo, Mayor
During a jaunt Wednesday through the Senate subway, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg had a rolling interview with a reporter, who yelled out a question about why the chief executive of the nation’s largest
Tennessee State Representative Mulls Primary Run Against DesJarlais
And that’s the reason I’ve decided to publicly state that this is something that we’re looking at.”
Old Bulls Don’t Want to Go ‘Nuclear’ on Filibusters
In an interview, Levin said that while he agrees on the substance of the changes under consideration, he was “dubious” about the procedural maneuver because it could establish a new precedent that
Skepticism Over Rice From GOP Moderates Clouds Possible Nomination
But both Collins and Corker expressed grave doubts about the Obama administration’s handling of the terrorist attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, in September and the role Rice played in the
At Congressional Research Service, A Long History of Pointed Questions
what the options are,” said Schuman, now policy counsel at the Sunlight Foundation.