Clinton Says ‘No’ to Second Term
During an interview with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer in Cairo, Clinton said that if President Barack Obama is re-elected in 2012, she isn’t interested in keeping her post for another four years.
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Republican Exploring Run for New Mexico’s 1st District
Janice Arnold-Jones (R) has formed an exploratory committee as she considers running for the 1st district, which is currently held by Rep. Martin Heinrich (D).
Skype Capability May Be Part of House Tech Upgrades
21st century,” the Ohio Republican said in the video.
Berkley on Nevada Senate Bid: ‘I’ve Paid My Dues’
I think they have a good deal of trust and faith in me to do the right thing,” Berkley said in an interview. “They know if I do this, it’s for all the right reasons, and they’ll defer to me.”
Congress’ Security Needs Still Evolving
The most recent security-related move in the Senate was the hiring of the former No. 3 man in the Secret Service to oversee dignitary protection, intelligence operations and interaction
GOP Has New 2012 Target: Obama’s $1 Billion Campaign
Roll Call in an interview.
No Quiet Beginning for Grimm
Grimm blasted tea party activists and the “extreme wing of the Republican Party” for opposing the measure, which passed the House Tuesday. In a brief interview Tuesday, Grimm made no apologies.
RNC Chief Fights to Rebuild Fundraising Machine
During an interview Friday with Roll Call, Priebus discussed RNC fundraising strategy and goals for 2012 and the challenges he faces in the wake of a near-abandonment of the committee by small, medium
RNC Chairman Thinks Wisconsin Fight Boosts GOP
“I’m proud of what Scott Walker did in Wisconsin,” Priebus said in an interview with Roll Call on Friday from his office in RNC headquarters.
Andrews Orchestrates Political Resurrection
“Losing really hurts, but you learn a lot from it,” Andrews said in a brief interview this week.
Between the Lines: Partisanship on Center Stage in Redistricting Fights
Editor’s Note: Every decade the states redraw district lines following the release of the U.S. Census. This column will explore redistricting news on the ground as it develops.
Despite Gray Headlines, Mayor Presses D.C.’s Case
But in a Friday interview at his downtown office, Gray remained defiant, saying that despite what critics call a rough start, the capital city can run its own affairs.
Street Talk: Lobbyist’s Doctor Pals Will See You Now, Senator
John Larsen, chairman of the obstetrics and gynecology department, called Watters “a force of nature” in an interview in between patients last week.
Home-State Colleagues, Election-Year Foes
as the Senator not on the ballot hits the campaign trail and works behind the scenes to defeat the one who is.
Franks Backs Off Talk of Obama Impeachment
The Arizona Republican said in an interview with ThinkProgress last weekend that he would “absolutely” support impeaching Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder for declaring the Defense of Marriage
Wu Says Colleagues Are Being Supportive
The Oregon Democrat also said that colleagues have reached out since reports in the Oregonian published last week detailed erratic behavior from the Congressman leading up to Election Day, prompting
Issa’s Trade Show Visits Blur Congressional, Personal Business
He told the Hill newspaper in a 2010 video interview that new House ethics rules made it harder for Members of Congress to attend the event. “I’m here on my own dime,” Issa said.
Conservatives Rallying Behind N.Y. Contender
“That makes it more viable, but it doesn’t mean that you’ve crossed the threshold yet,” he told Roll Call in a recent interview.
Democratic Leaders Appear Split on CR
Caucus Chairman John Larson predicted that he would “probably vote in favor” of the measure despite concerns. The Connecticut Democrat said, “Nobody wants to shut down the government.
Honda: Cafeterias’ Return to Styrofoam Increases Health Risks
In an interview Tuesday, he defended the Styrofoam, saying that it made the most economic sense.