10 Years Later, Murray Is Leading a Changed DSCC
in her first newspaper interview since taking control of the DSCC.
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Ann Wagner Considering Missouri Senate Bid
“Exactly a week ago today we got back from the RNC race, and I’ve kind of reflected and recharged, and I am going to take a look at the U.S. Senate race,” Wagner said in a phone interview.
Santorum Reaffirms View That Abortion Is Civil Rights Issue
On Thursday, Santorum said in an interview with the Christian News Service that he was surprised by President Barack Obama’s support of abortion rights.
Boehner Cool to Obama’s Invitations
This is the leader of the free world and the commander in chief of our nation. You do not say, ‘Let’s reschedule.’”
Poll: More Voters Say Boehner’s Crying Is Strength
Boehner, sworn in as Speaker Jan. 5, has cried in public several times in recent weeks, including during last week’s floor tributes to the Arizona shooting victims and on a recent “60 Minutes” interview
10 Members to Watch
Jeb Hensarling had the votes locked up. The Texan had the support of leadership and much of the Conference.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Life After Congress
James Oberstar (D-Minn.) might not have any plans to return to government, but he admits he’s having to deal with losing some of the perks that went along with his nearly four decades in Congress.
Republican Senate Race Heating Up in Virginia
In a recent interview with Roll Call, Radtke criticized Allen’s votes for government budgets and his thousands of earmark requests from when he was a Senator.
Hatch Places Third in New GOP Poll
Huntsman, the ambassador to China, has not made any indication that he is considering a Senate bid, though he hinted about a future run for office in an interview with Newsweek.
Lieberman Prepares Announcement as Democrats Step Forward
Bysiewicz reported roughly the same amount — $113,000 — on hand at the end of December. “I am running for the U.S.
Top Staff Exodus Leads to Brain Drain
The past few months have seen a steady stream of high-level staffers who announced they were leaving the Hill for the private sector, where the daily stresses of campaigning and legislating
Schumer, Coburn Plan to Sit Together at State of the Union
Calling for detente in the partisan political atmosphere in the wake of the Arizona shooting, Sens.
RNC Elections Begin Friday
. — As the first days of the Republican National Committee’s winter meeting constitute the last days of the races for RNC offices and potentially the end of Chairman Michael Steele’s tenure, the meeting
Blunt a Key Player With Unique Relations
Roy Blunt could offer his new colleagues unmatched access and insight into the majority on the other side of the Dome.
One Year Later, Brown Still Savors Underdog Status
In an interview Jan. 7 to discuss his first year in office, Brown appeared simultaneously the humble, down-to-earth and previously unknown state legislator who arrived in Washington, D.C., last year
Giffords Still Takes Updates From Her Office
Gabrielle Giffords has been keeping her apprised of activity in her Congressional office, even while the Arizona Democrat recovers from a gunshot wound, according to an interview taped Wednesday afternoon
Democrats Urge GOP to Help Move Nominees
Of the 19 nominees approved by the committee but blocked on the Senate floor, four were controversial and the rest only came to the floor in December, GOP aides said.
With Tide Turned, New Goals for RNC Election
That groundwork starts in earnest Friday with the selection of a chairman to lead the party through the presidential nomination.
Vicki Kennedy Won’t Run for Husband’s Senate Seat
Vicki Kennedy, the widow of Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.), won’t run against her husband’s Republican successor in 2012, she told the Boston Globe this week.
Sanders, Tea Party Fundraise Following Tragedy
wrote in the e-mail.