Huntsman Prepares to Announce Presidential Candidacy
Jon Huntsman is about a week and a half away from announcing he will run for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012, he told CNN on Friday. “We’re right at the end point.
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Pawlenty Digs at GOP Competition Ahead of Debate
Tim Pawlenty went to the greatest lengths yet to tie former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney’s health care plan to the one signed into law last year by President Barack Obama.
Democratic Leaders Warned Weiner
They argued the party was suffering substantially because of the scandal, that the momentum they had gained from the Medicare fight was evaporating thanks to the explicit messages and pictures he had sent
Reality and Hope Collide on Giffords
Gabby spoke to me last Wednesday,” Wasserman Schultz said in an interview with Roll Call. The Florida Democrat noted that she’s visited Giffords seven times since January.
Perry Possibility Puts Sessions, Cornyn in Tough Spot
Rick Perry (R) does jump into the race for the White House, he probably won’t be able to count on endorsements from two of the most powerful Texans in Congress.
Boozman Rebuffs Wal-Mart
suggesting in a brief interview that the situation was more sensitive than he acknowledged.
Huntsman Walks Back Assault Weapons Ban Flub
The former Utah governor and ambassador to China under President Barack Obama said without hesitation during an extensive interview with conservative radio talk-show host Hugh Hewitt that he would
Gingrich Commits to Campaign After Senior Staffers Quit
event was blundered, glitter was thrown at him by gay rights activists, and he took heat from conservatives for declaring House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan’s Medicare proposal was “too big a jump” in an interview
Former Steakhouse CEO Considering Florida Senate Bid
Miller lost the Republican primary for the state’s 24th district seat to now-Rep. Sandy Adams and another candidate in a photo-finish three-way race in 2010.
Arizona State Senator Interested in House Bid
Sinema has represented central Phoenix in the state Legislature since 2004, serving three terms in the state House before being elected to the state Senate last year.
When Redistricting’s All in the Family
the first committee hearing.
Warren Brings Out the Base for Both Parties
Warren has become a symbol of the fight between Republicans and Democrats for control in the confirmation process and particularly the debate surrounding the newly created watchdog agency the Consumer
Between the Lines: Roll Crimson Tide — Governor Signs Map in Alabama
Top Republicans in the state said the Congressional delegation “is good with these maps.” And for good reason. The new map shores up GOP voters in the 2nd district, where Rep.
Hatch Defends Record, Rebukes Chaffetz
Jason Chaffetz (R) in a Tuesday interview on the Hugh Hewitt radio show. Hewitt presented Hatch with recent criticism from Chaffetz.
Boccieri Comeback Bid Sounding Unlikely
Boccieri, who lost his 16th district seat last year after serving a single term in the House, told Roll Call in a phone interview that he will take a look at the new Congressional map to be passed
Norton, Gray Fight Back Against D.C. Appropriations Riders
“Every once in a while you have some Member who has it in his craw,” the D.C. Democrat said in an interview. “But normally you can’t particularly tell” who it will be, she added.
Could Schweitzer Challenge Baucus in 2014?
“I don’t know anybody out there that would primary [Baucus],” Tester said during a brief interview. “Everybody bounces around Schweitzer. But I’ve talked to Brian extensively.
Libyan Conflict Begins to Fracture Senate
Just like the House before it, the Libyan conflict began to splinter the Senate this week as support diminished for a nonbinding resolution expressing approval for U.S. military action in the war-torn
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: The Force Behind Breitbart
Marcia Kramer, a political and investigative reporter with CBS New York, may be the Rosencrantz (or is it the Guildenstern?) of the Rep. Anthony Weiner scandal.
Boren Won’t Seek Re-Election
“I have no doubt it will be very competitive, and you don’t take anything for granted,” Carson told Roll Call in a telephone interview.