Two Democrats Interested in Mike Rogers’ Seat in Michigan
“It’s a very simple fact that I am looking at it,” Bernero said in a Tuesday morning phone interview. “I am considering it.
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The Lobbying World for the Rest of Us
Gone are the government-issued BlackBerrys, the cheap suits and the metal detectors; say hello to the company-issued iPad mini, monogrammed cufflinks and personal office baristas.
Ratings Change: Ohio’s 6th District
Garrison (click here for her candidate interview video ) is caught in a very tough political position.
Maher Continues to Bait Grimm, Farenthold for #FlipaDistrict
Maher read a statement from Grimm as reported in the lawmaker’s hometown newspaper, the Staten Island Advance : “From the ultra-liberal new Mayor Bill de Blasio and now the left-wing, anti-Catholic
Peter King, Devin Nunes Lead Crowded Field to Succeed Rogers as Intel Chair
King told CQ Roll Call in an interview that he would be a natural choice because has already served as chairman of the Homeland Security Committee and he knows firsthand the effects of terrorism
Gay Republican Candidate ‘Comfortable’ in GOP (Video)
The district: Massachusetts’ 6th stretches from the northern Boston suburbs along the coast to the New Hampshire border and reaches west to include Bedford and the outskirts of Lowell.
House GOP Names 17 Promising Candidates as ‘Contenders’
The NRCC doesn’t publicly list the criteria for advancement in the program. The 17 “contenders” come from an initial pool of 36 candidates the NRCC identified in November.
Gay Republican Candidate ‘Comfortable’ in GOP (Video)
The district: Massachusetts’ 6th stretches from the northern Boston suburbs along the coast to the New Hampshire border and reaches west to include Bedford and the outskirts of Lowell.
Texas Delegation Rallies to Get Ralph Hall One Final Term
Lamar Smith is leading the charge within the delegation to save Hall.
Candidate Interview: Richard Tisei (R) MA-06
The former state Senate minority leader who is challenging Rep. John F. Tierney, D-Mass., visited Roll Call on Tuesday, March 11.
‘Naked’: Alan Simpson Explains the Difference
Alan Simpson, R-Wyo., explained the distinction in a phone interview with the Des Moines Register Monday .
The Many Reasons Mark Kirk Won’t Stump for Oberweis
While Kirk has said he will support the Republican ticket in November and has committed to actively assisting the party’s gubernatorial nominee Bruce Rauner, the Illinois Republican told the Chicago
Projected Price Tag for Dome Restoration Might Not Be Reliable
The Architect of the Capitol estimates a complete restoration of the Capitol Dome will cost $125 million, but that total might not be reliable, according to the Government Accountability Office.
Maher’s Audience Targets Grimm, Farenthold
The two lawmakers are among the total of 16 House Republicans who will be nominated via Twitter by the public over the coming weeks as part of political comedian and liberal firebrand Bill Maher
D is for Desperate
Think you’re the only one who really wants that Capitol Hill job? Worried that all the begging might leave you looking a bit “desperate?”
Hank Johnson Faces First Serious Primary Threat in Georgia
The four-term Democrat, known for his unscripted comments in the House, will face former DeKalb County Sheriff Tom Brown in a May 20 primary in the deep blue 4th District in the Atlanta suburbs.
Tom Graves Returns to Leadership’s Good Graces, Vows to Keep Conservative Edge
In a recent interview in his congressional office, Graves said he is intent on preserving his conservative edge — even with a leadership position on the committee stacked with proud compromisers
Schumer Bullish on Media Shield Bill Passing This Year
Schumer said in an interview that it was “very, very likely the Senate will pass a bill this year,” while he was somewhat less confident about action by the GOP-led House.
Senate’s Top Law Enforcement Officer Confirms Progress on Investigation Into CIA Spying
Gainer said Friday that his staff has “absolutely” begun investigating the controversy involving the CIA and the Intelligence Committee.
Beyer Courts Female Vote in Bid for Virginia House Seat
Madeleine Kunin, the state’s first female governor who headlined the Thursday fundraiser.