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Huntsman Promotes Himself as Moderate Choice
White House hopeful Jon Huntsman took a combative approach to his first Sunday show interview as a GOP presidential candidate.
West Not the First to Use Tubman Metaphor
But it turns out the Florida Republican is not the first tea party activist to employ the metaphor.
Logistical Concerns Slow Start of Deficit Panel
House Budget Committee ranking member Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) one of the committee’s 12 members, said in a brief interview, that the co-chairmen “are working as fast as they can” to get the committee
Rick Perry Builds Florida Team, Hears From Haley Barbour
“My sense is that [the Perry campaign] is pulling together a pretty good operation down here. They’re taking Florida pretty seriously,” the operative told Roll Call in a telephone interview.
Lieberman’s Sabbath Guide Worth a Look
“This is something I’ve been wanting to do for a long time,” Lieberman said in an interview with Roll Call, “because of how much my Sabbath observance has meant to my life.”
Warren Wooing Democrats at Boston House Parties
“She’s going to be heading out in the next few days all over the state in people’s living rooms and talking about the concerns that they have … and their thoughts on a possible candidacy,” the source
Source: Paul Ryan Talked to Boehner About White House Bid
The House Budget chairman’s fresh interest in a 2012 White House bid was first reported Tuesday by the Weekly Standard, and the Badger State GOP operative confirmed the conservative political journal
Minnesota Delegation Not Rushing to Back Bachmann
The Minnesota delegation’s 2012 support is suddenly up for grabs, but whether the only Minnesotan left in the 2012 GOP presidential race can capture those endorsements is far from decided.
Congressional Aide Jumps Into Hawaii House Race
The seat opened after Rep. Mazie Hirono announced a bid for the open Senate seat.
Pawlenty Abandons Presidential Bid
Pawlenty made his announcement during an interview with Jake Tapper on ABC’s “This Week.” “We needed to get some lift to continue on and have a pathway forward,” Pawlenty said.
Insurance Executive Enters Race for Kissell Seat
Daniel Barry, a North Carolina insurance executive, has entered the Republican race for the 8th district seat held by Democratic Rep. Larry Kissell.
A Marine Corps Band of ‘Brothers’
They explain the history of the barracks to the audience: Established in 1801, it is the oldest post of the Marines and held Marine Corps headquarters until 1901.
Some Members Not Content on the Sidelines
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DeMint’s South Carolina Presidential Forum Could Exclude Big Names
Luke Byars, one of the organizers of the Palmetto Freedom Forum, set for Labor Day in Columbia, S.C., confirmed the criteria Wednesday during a telephone interview with Roll Call.
Liberal Groups Launch Contract of Their Own
Liberals are borrowing a tactic from the tea parties to get the nation’s attention back on jobs.
Tenure as State Senator Primed Bachmann for National Role
She called herself a “full-time legislator” and a “full-time mom” in a January 2001 interview with the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Donors Want Clarification From Treasury on Political Nonprofit Gift Taxes
clients he described in an interview as “politically active” but “not wealthy.”
Former Pages Fighting Decision to End Program
“Private funding is the way to go for this. How could [Speaker John] Boehner [R-Ohio] say no to that?” Caton, who now works in the private sector, said in an interview.
Big-Name South Carolina Strategists Advising Perry
Gingrich’s former top presidential campaign aides have close ties to Perry, and they have been helping the Texas governor ramp up his presidential campaign since defecting from the ex-Speaker’s team.