Early, Long Whip Race Will Test GOP Cohesion
This former aide predicted the first year could see a “quieter” campaign and added, “It’s going to be the election year where the intensity will ratchet up.”
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In Turnabout, Oversight Gets a Subpoena — From Clemens
The subpoena, addressed to the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform and not a particular Member, seeks any “interview summaries, notes and memoranda” related to the February 2008 hearing, as well
It’s Cornyn Vs. Alexander for Whip
Mike Johanns is running for Conference chairman, and the Nebraska Republican confirmed in an interview Friday morning that he also phoned his colleagues Thursday in a process that will continue over the
Democrats Use Constitution Rule to Attack Abortion Bill
The bill would prohibit the use of federal money to pay for abortions under the new health care law passed in the last Congress.
Members, Staffers Lead Lobbying on Engines
Pratt or the typical territorial battles,” Rooney said Friday in an interview. “We have been sent to Washington to cut spending.
Rep. Israel: Aim Is 25, but No Promises
As the new chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the Brooklyn-born New York Congressman must pick up 25 seats in the next election.
Connolly Says He’d Be Viable Statewide
In a brief interview with Roll Call, Connolly laid out the financial challenges of a potential Senate bid and said it is “too early to rule anything in or anything out.”
Project Collects Veterans’ Stories
Allen: served in the Army from 1939 to 1946. In a video interview, Allen shares his account of becoming a prisoner of war in the Pacific during World War II. Click.
Irish Immigrant Is Nexus of O’Malley’s DGA
Even though O’Comartun doesn’t have the typical profile of a political-strategist-turned-campaign-committee-leader, the Democratic governors believe he’s the right man for the job.
GOP Waits on Possible McMahon Connecticut Encore
Through a campaign intermediary, McMahon declined Roll Call’s request for an interview.
Tea Party Express: Hatch Is No Town Hall Crasher
The Tea Party Express appears to have buried the hatchet with Sen. Orrin Hatch, who spoke Tuesday at the group’s first town hall.
Grassley: 2012 Candidate Must Be Able to Win Past Iowa
The Iowa Republican said during a brief interview that he has laid out his condition to those potential GOP presidential candidates who have sought his counsel about running in a campaign that kicks
Blue Dogs’ Complaints Challenged
The California Democrat has never had close ties to the moderate group, but the relationship went into a deep freeze following the November midterm elections, which thinned the Blue
DLC Once Held Center Stage for Democrats
“The DLC was the single most influential Democratic organization in the last generation,” said Rob Shapiro, a co-founder of the DLC’s Progressive Policy Institute who spent seven years with the organization
Everybody Has a Rule They Hate
In an interview Monday with Roll Call, Papen explained that his fishing charter business, which has two employees, is suffering largely because of regulations that have made certain fish such as
‘Mr. Hustle’ Takes Virginia Record to National Stage
Phil Cox is the only left-winger in the country trying to get Republicans elected governor. From the hockey rink to the campaign trail, Cox has never been the attention-getter.
Social Media Goes Viral on Capitol Hill
And House Republican leaders seized on social media on the night of the State of the Union, posting 31 YouTube videos in rapid-fire response to Twitter-fed questions from the public.
Rehberg Makes Senate Bid Official
In an interview with the Billings Gazette, the Montana Republican said, “Montana needs a Senator who will not toe the [Senate Majority Leader] Harry Reid line, and essentially supporting [President
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Beauty Queen
The details of a beauty pageant from one’s youth may be a bit embarrassing, but what’s worse is when photos from the big event begin to surface. Just ask freshman Rep. Kristi Noem.
State Rep. Won’t Challenge Graves, but Maybe Cleaver
“I think Sam will be great, whatever he does,” he said in a phone interview.