Income Gap Takes the Spotlight
Charles Schumer (N.Y.), who heads the Senate Democratic Policy and Communications Center, said in an interview Monday.
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Atlanta Woman Says She Had Affair With Herman Cain
Even before a clip of the interview with the woman aired, Cain went on CNN to address the allegation.
Hispanic Caucus Faces Power Vacuum
Current First Vice Chairman Rubén Hinojosa said in an interview that he “will give strong consideration” to running for the chairmanship but stopped short of declaring.
Advocacy Groups Seek to Curb Corporations
the country.
Mapmaking Stalls Retirement Plans
“They rarely take one for the team.”
Montana Senate Race on Track to Be Among Cycle’s Most Expensive
The spending is emblematic of the state’s relatively inexpensive media markets and the race’s competitiveness and potential to swing the Senate majority.
Heard on the Hill: Capitol Hill Is Pizza Central
Godfather’s Pizza revealed — or didn’t reveal — in the chummy interview but because of carpetbagger critic Alan Richman’s pronouncement of Seventh Hill as “the best pizza joint in town.”
Hill Experience Could Help Staffers Win Seats
I think I can be effective day one as a Member of Congress,” Hudson said in an interview.
Turning Back Defense Cuts Now a Likely 2012 Campaign Issue
The failure of the deficit super committee could open a new front in the 2012 presidential contest, with the Republican nominee likely to campaign on reversing steep defense cuts scheduled to occur in
Kelly Ayotte to Endorse Mitt Romney
The support of the freshman New Hampshire Republican gives the former Massachusetts governor the backing of a key conservative in the Granite State, home to the first primary and second contest overall
Michele Bachmann: Upbringing Influences Candidacy
The Minnesota Republican often wore hand-me-down clothes from her brothers, including pants and little red Keds tennis shoes, the presidential hopeful said in an interview with a Roll Call reporter
Co-Chairmen Lay Blame for Super Committee Impasse
In a separate interview, Murray told CNN’s Candy Crowley that she would be “at the table” for the rest of the day waiting for a Republican deal, but she also said that GOP lawmakers were not willing
Sanders Issues Campaign Warning for Obama on Entitlement Cuts
The liberal Vermont Independent, in an interview with CNN, criticized Obama’s stated desire to reform the Medicare and Social Security entitlement programs.
Members Oddly Shy in 2012 Endorsement Race
Kelly Ayotte (N.H.) seemed hesitant to pick sides in an interview with Roll Call last week but then endorsed Romney over the weekend.
Club for Growth Revels in Relevance
“I would say the club has had tangible impact on the policy direction of the Republican House and the Senate,” Club for Growth President Chris Chocola said in a Friday phone interview.
A Policy Pickle for Obama, Cabinet
in a PBS interview, with some activists calling on her to resign.
John Cornyn: Super Committee Not Hurting GOP Chances in 2012
“I’m not concerned about it,” Cornyn told Roll Call during a brief interview.
Mormons See Rise on Campaign Trail
“Not in any Congressional races have I ever run against somebody in my church,” Salmon said in a phone interview. “In a way, I think I kind of opened the door for that.
Lindsey Graham, Kelly Ayotte Weigh Wading Into 2012 Primaries
“New Hampshire voters are really going to make up their mind in the last two weeks. I saw it in my primary,” the New Hampshire Republican told Roll Call in an interview.
Doug Duncan Won’t Challenge Roscoe Bartlett
The seat has become a hotbed of interest among Democrats. A new redistricting map radically redrew the 6th, endangering Rep.