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GOP Wary of ‘Advice’ From Field
Some Republicans on the Hill are wary the GOP’s 2012 hopefuls may create a sense of false expectation among the party’s base regarding what they can accomplish given that the Democrats still control
K Street Files: Sprint Plan to Fight Merger Not Yet Clear
But executives with the Kansas-based telecommunications company, which stands to come out the big loser from the merger, were vague on how they intend to counter the formidable AT&T
Speech Fails to Sway Capitol Hill Critics
Dennis Kucinich, who has been a leading critic of the mission and is pushing to defund the effort, reiterated his opposition in an interview on MSNBC.
Redistricting Doesn’t Always Go as Planned
“Never denied it, because if I did, it wouldn’t do any good,” Feeney said with a laugh in a recent interview with Roll Call. “Everyone believes it now, so what good is it?”
Senators Stake Out Libya Positions Ahead of Obama’s Address
As the White House pushed its case for military intervention in Libya a day before the president plans to address the nation, some of Capitol Hill’s biggest voices on the subject took to the airwaves
Boehner Puts Small Issue First
The voucher bill, which is likely to come to the House floor Wednesday, is the first bill that has carried Boehner’s name this year.
After Break, Still No Deal on Spending
“We are making progress on the budget right now,” Schumer said during an interview on MSNBC. “The good news is there’s been progress made on the number. We’ve moved up … they’re moving down.”
Health Care Battle Could Lead to Shutdown
National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman John Cornyn acknowledged in a short interview before the recess that health care reform hasn’t been the dominant subject of late, but the Texas Republican
Durbin’s Role a Third Rail Among Democrats
In a brief interview Thursday, Durbin appeared hesitant to promote his leadership role, and he dismissed any suggestion that there has been tension or confusion within the leadership team since Schumer
Guy Cecil Returns to Defend Democratic Majority
“Democrats take the Senate,” the headline reads, a reminder of his role on the front lines in helping his party win back the majority in 2006 as political director of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign
Gingrich to GOP: Pair Repeal With Debt Increase
In a radio interview with conservative talk show host Hugh Hewitt, Gingrich said House Republicans should pressure politically vulnerable Senate Democrats to side with Republicans in supporting health
Spending Negotiations to Revive Health Care Fight
more battles in the courts and at the ballot box in 2012.
Bipartisan Unrest Grows Over U.S. Role in Libya
“The president may have been able to make the argument there was a threat to the citizens of Libya, but he cannot credibly make the argument that there was an actual or imminent threat to the United
RNC Has $21 Million in Debt
The Democratic National Committee raised $6.9 million in February and had $10.5 million in cash on hand at the beginning of the month, according to the DNC. It was $17.9 million in debt.
Graham, McCain: U.S. Response to Libya Was Too Slow
Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, made clear during an interview on “Fox News Sunday” that the U.S. mission is limited to protecting the lives of Libyan civilian opponents to Gaddafi
Maria Meier Leads Drive for Staff Diversity
In her first interview since taking the job two weeks ago, Maria Meier said she wants to strengthen the pipeline of minority hiring created by Majority Leader Harry Reid more than three years ago
Burris Seeks Reid’s Help to Retire Legal Debt
“Leader Reid has certainly been very helpful,” Burris told Roll Call in an interview Friday. “I talked to him yesterday. If I can get him in for the reception that would be good.”
McCarthy: Whipping Without a Hammer
In an interview with Roll Call, the California Republican said critics need look no further than last week’s vote on the continuing resolution.
Oversight Panel Launches Investigation of D.C. Mayor
a job in the Gray administration if he stayed in the Democratic primary last year and attacked then-Mayor Adrian Fenty.