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Although the electoral map at this point in the cycle puts the Republicans in a good position to flip the Senate in 2012, Murray is confident she can sustain the Democratic majority and said in an interview
by the belief that the hijackers of United Flight 93, which ended up crashing in a rural field, had the Capitol in their sights.
Earlier this week, the mogul was quoted chatting theater with the Washington Times.
The PAC reported no political donations for the quarter.
“If I vacated this seat in 2014, I think it would be very, very difficult for the Democrats to hold,” Ross said in an interview.
If you looked up the websites for the Joint Committees on Printing and the Library on Monday, you might think the panels are being run by ex-convicts and the deceased.
Should Wu resign before the end of his term, the Oregon secretary of state’s office told Roll Call that the special would be held with the current lines in place.
John Olver, who represents the vast 1st district that runs from the Berkshires on the New York border to Fitchburg in the middle of the state.
. … I read the kinds of things other people post and kind of followed suit.” Technically, Miller’s staff set up the account incorrectly at the start.
Rick Perry has the potential to shake up the Republican presidential contest and would enter the race as a probable national frontrunner.
“We’re doing the right thing; you all know the right thing isn’t always the easiest thing to do.”
In an interview on CNN right after Speaker John Boehner announced he was abandoning debt talks, Norquist warned against allowing a default, saying, “I assume it’s a disaster.”
The House approved amendments to the legislative branch spending bill Thursday night that would end the mandatory printing of bills and the Congressional Record as well as limit Members’ car leases to
The woman is the daughter of a longtime friend and campaign donor. She apparently did not contact police at the time.”
In an interview, the south Florida businessman, the wealthy son of former U.S. Ambassador to Denmark John Loeb, described himself as “moderate on some issues and very conservative on others.”
than $36 million from the Architect of the Capitol.
“We view it as an introduction, not as a test,” McCotter said in an interview with Roll Call.
Veteran Manan Trivedi might have some company in his quest for the Democratic nod to challenge Rep. Jim Gerlach (R-Pa.) next year.
the rest of the country,” Trivedi told Roll Call in a phone interview.
a phone interview Tuesday.