NRCC Expanding Regional Team in 2012
Shuster and Davis were regional chairmen during the 2010 cycle, the first time the NRCC launched the program. Sessions and Rep.
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Brown Beats Bad Breaks, Finds Success in Massachusetts
After the Senator revealed this in his “60 Minutes” interview a few weeks ago, the story drew the most coverage.
Between the Lines: Democrats Open Up on Redistricting; Arizona Preps
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.
Flake Seat Awaits More Challengers
Although the look of Arizona’s 6th district is likely to change next year as the East Valley continues to boom in population, Republicans expect to have an edge in the open-seat race for Rep.
Pennsylvania Party Chairman Expects Altmire Primary
“I have not heard a name yet, but I know there is a movement in some pockets of the Democratic Party in Congressional 4 that think he’s walked away from the party,” Burn told Roll Call in an interview
Harman Gave Hahn an Early Start
Hahn told Roll Call during an interview at a local sushi restaurant that Harman had asked her that week about her future political plans and whether she would ever be interested in running for Harman
Top Female Aide Rules Speaker’s Office
Martin holds the distinction of being the most senior female staffer in the House.
Dan Savage Vows to Revive ‘Santorum’ Campaign
Savage’s disdain for the former Senator from Pennsylvania reached epic levels in 2003 when the writer launched one of the first successful Google bombs in the modern political era.
Wu Says He’s Getting Mental Health Treatment
The Oregon Democrat, in an interview with “Good Morning America,” noted that he has lost six campaign staffers amid concerns that he behaved erratically last fall in the final stretch of what was
Lugar’s GOP Challenger Emerges
Lugar’s campaign team to say I’m some tea party candidate and we’re charging the walls of the Republican fort, and in fact, it’s exactly the opposite,” Mourdock said in an interview.
Capitol Hill Takes Note of Wisconsin’s Budget Fight
In protest, the state’s Democratic Senators have fled Wisconsin, keeping the chamber from reaching the necessary quorum to hold a vote on the measure.
Steve King Aspires to National Name
South Carolina Republican said in an interview.
GOP Budget-Cutters Spare Capitol Police
Ander Crenshaw (R-Fla.), chairman of the Appropriations Subcommittee on the Legislative Branch, said in an interview Wednesday that the spending plan provides for seven new threat assessment agents in
Parties Trade Barbs Over Special Election
Andrew Cuomo (D) schedules the special election. The conventional wisdom now suggests the contest would take place in April, although the governor has offered few hints as to the timing.
Early Presidential Contests a Stage for Senators
“I plan to get involved before South Carolina because our candidates need to win in Iowa and New Hampshire as well as South Carolina — at least two of the three,” he said in an interview.
Santorum Talks About Longtime Google Problem
The interview touched on a Supreme Court case related to sexual privacy, and Santorum compared homosexual acts to allowing for “man on child, man on dog” relationships.
Abramoff Associate Writes a ‘Tell Some’ Book
“I remember writing op-eds blasting Democrats for their ties to the lobbying community,” Volz said in an interview Tuesday.
Charlie Rangel Files for Re-Election
He was ultimately censured by the House.
GOP Wants Its Veterans to Preside Over CR Debate
In 1996, after Republicans assumed control of the House the last time, few Members had the experience of serving in the majority.
Cardoza-Pelosi Relationship Turns Chilly
“The Speaker has not ever called and told me I’m out of the room,” Cardoza said during a recent interview in his Capitol office.