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During a 45-minute interview with Roll Call on Sunday, Block discussed his relationship with Cain, the Georgia businessman’s unconventional approach to running for president and an admittedly untested
Brown’s comment last week “really spoke volumes about really disrespect for women that he may not even realize,” the California Democrat said in a prerecorded interview with ABC’s “This Week.”
In an interview, Rubio noted that he worked with four Republicans during his half-decade on the Kern County Board of Supervisors, a post that California insiders said was even more prominent than
Comfort liked Obama back then because “of what he stands for,” the then-15-year-old said in an interview from his home on New Year’s Day, just before Obama won the caucuses.
Known for his aggressive messaging against the Obama administration, the California Republican, who chairs the Oversight and Government Reform Committee and is co-chairman of the Congressional Transparency
Lee, in an interview with Roll Call, said he’s found the Senate to be collegial and declined to criticize fellow Republicans or the GOP leadership team over policy differences even as he displayed
It’s the freedom to buy, sell and compete with as little government interference as possible,” Brady said in an interview from his office in the Cannon House Office Building.
In a wide-ranging interview, Perez stressed to Roll Call that his department is supposed to be apolitical in its enforcement of the Voting Rights Act and even called his own work educating state lawmakers
But they are also trying to steer the super committee away from slashing the budgets of agencies under the purview of their panels.
The pending deals with Colombia, Panama and South Korea are expected to be considered in the House next week, but the California Democrat said the House “shouldn’t even be taking up these bills until
The successful cloture vote on the measure comes despite efforts by McConnell to defeat the measure.
Liberals have been racing to embrace the Occupy Wall Street protests as a left-leaning response to the tea party, but the protesters aren’t exactly returning the favor.
In an interview with Roll Call in Washington, D.C., Solomon said that in Congress he would “fight for the progressive wing of the Progressive Caucus.”
The issue came up at the Senate hearing when Sen. Lindsey Graham pointedly acknowledged the politics surrounding the judicial branch.
put the Affordable Care Act back on the table.
“My conscience has compelled me to come to the floor today to voice concerns I have with the influence Grover Norquist … has on the political process in Washington,” Wolf said, adding that his concern
The majority of the Caucus voted for a separate short-term CR agreement that easily passed on the floor Tuesday.
“The key is, is the Senate committee is not getting involved in primaries. I am. But John and I are talking,” DeMint said in an interview Tuesday.
Feinberg confirmed in a phone interview that he “plans on filing the paperwork this week.” “I’m definitely thinking about running for Congress,” Feinberg said.
Former Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Leland might jump into the race for the 3rd district. “I’m taking a very hard look at it,” Leland said in a phone interview.