Boehner: Immigration Principles Not ‘Amnesty’
“Some want to call it amnesty,” the Ohio Republican told the Cincinnati Enquirer in a wide-ranging, hourlong interview.
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Potential Rival Urges Kyrsten Sinema to Stay Put
Ruben Gallego, who announced his candidacy on Twitter minutes after Pastor made his retirement plans public, said in a Sunday interview with CQ Roll Call that he will run for Pastor’s seat regardless of
Cantor and Hoyer Reunite to Push Obama on Iran Nuclear Talks
Hoyer and Cantor will be circulating the letter among their colleagues over the next few days before sending it to the White House next week, according to both the leaders’ press offices.
In Hawaii, an Intraparty Fight for D.C. Insider Mantle
Colleen Hanabusa in the special election for the remaining two years of the late Sen. Daniel K. Inouye’s term.
Kevin Brady Challenging Paul Ryan for Ways and Means Chairmanship
Brady, the current chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, told columnist Al Hunt in an interview that will air Friday evening that he wants the top slot on the Ways and Means Committee, where
New Seat, Better Odds for California Republican (Video)
The candidate: Former state Sen. Tony Strickland, a Republican The member: Longtime GOP Rep.
New Seat, Better Odds for California Republican (Video)
The candidate: Former state Sen. Tony Strickland, a Republican The member: Longtime GOP Rep.
Cruz Won’t Say Whether He’ll Vote for Cornyn in Tuesday’s Primary
“I like John Cornyn,” Cruz said Thursday in a Politico Playbook breakfast interview. “He and I have worked together very closely.
Candidate Interview: Tony Strickland (R) CA-25
The former state senator who is running for California’s open 25th District visited Roll Call on Wednesday, Feb. 5.
‘The Act of Killing’ on a Grand Stage
He heard the accolades about the documentary and took the opportunity to see the Feb. 12 screening.
Texas Freshman Hopes Primary Translates to Re-Election
“I’ve worked hard to represent the entire district,” he said of his first term, in an interview in his Dallas office.
Flood Insurance Bill Goes Back to Rewrite
“Literally, as we speak, minor edits are being made to the bill so that we can make this a truly bipartisan bill,” said Grimm, who is helping spearhead the effort, in a brief interview with CQ Roll
Amanda Carpenter Is Ted Cruz’s Twitter Torrent
She said in an interview last week that pushing aggressively for change makes the establishment uncomfortable. “Washington is resistant to change,” Carpenter told CQ Roll Call.
Amanda Carpenter Is Ted Cruz’s Twitter Torrent
She said in an interview last week that pushing aggressively for change makes the establishment uncomfortable. “Washington is resistant to change,” Carpenter told CQ Roll Call.
Senate Democrats Plan Obamacare PR Counteroffensive
Murphy, who is one of the senators leading the effort. A Senate Democratic aide said the formal rollout will come Wednesday.
John Dingell, Ready to Sell the Bear’s Hide
It was a sentiment the dean has expressed more than once, including in a 2011 interview with then-Roll Call reporter Jonathan Strong.
Longest-Serving Congressman in History to Retire
Dingell, the longtime Michigan Democrat and dean of the House, will announce on Monday that he will not seek re-election, according to the Detroit Free Press.
House Dean John Dingell to Announce Retirement (Updated) (Video)
“I’m not going to be carried out feet first,” Dingell said in an interview with the Detroit News . “I find serving in the House to be obnoxious,” Dingell, 87, added in the interview.
Will Debbie Dingell Succeed Her Husband in Congress?
The first clue the Dingell legacy could continue? In his retirement remarks , the congressman praised his wife for her “hard” work for the district.
Staffers Left Behind: PMF Finalists Can’t Find Placements
Jennifer Mills was thrilled the day she opened the PDF file and saw her name listed.