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My Most “Interesting” Candidate Interview of 2013 The nominees: Annette Bosworth, a GOP Senate candidate in South Dakota who was both charismatic and compelling , with quite a personal story
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Stockman Files to Challenge Cornyn in Texas Senate Primary
In a surprising move on the last day for candidates to file for federal office in the Lone Star State, Stockman promised “a vigorous campaign” against Cornyn in an interview with The World Net Daily
Ellmers Responds to Criticism Over Comments on ‘War on Women’
Renee Ellmers remains defiant after Democrats slammed her over the weekend for calling the 2010 health care law the real “war on women.”
Biggest Part of Budget Deal May Be Having One at All
The legislation would amend the 2011 Budget Control Act that put the sequester cuts into law in the first place — provided leaders can line up the votes.
What Happened to the Campaign for Primary Accountability?
The CFPA was featured in The Washington Post, New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and USA Today and was the focus of a prime package on the CBS Evening News.
Nita Lowey, Carrying the Banner for Appropriations
Lowey has used her position on the 29-member panel to push the concerns of not only Democrats but appropriators from both sides of the aisle.
Lech Walesa Gets Another Day at the Capitol
in the shipyard at Gdansk to the leader of the Solidarity Movement, through the fall of communism.
Chaka Fattah Preps New Public Affairs Show
The half-hour, public-affairs-style program is expected to air on the Pennsylvania Cable Network beginning Jan. 19, 2014.
Caucus Chairman Wants to ‘Kick Butt’ With New Website
Xavier Becerra ascended the congressional leadership ranks, the California Democrat wanted to have the best website on Capitol Hill.
Most Competitive Primary in Ill. Is for Foster’s Seat
Darlene Senger as the GOP front-runner in the 11th District.
Reid Predicts Obamacare Will Prove Beneficial in 2014 Elections
In the interview, Reid mentioned that he had been on a conference call Sunday with a number of senators and White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough to discuss the bungled rollout of the health
Farm Bill Talks Show Promise for 2014 Passage
In an AgriTalk radio interview on Tuesday, Lucas said that while “we’re not quite there yet,” he thought negotiators were at a point where “it should be possible to conclude this process.”
Budget Deal Looks Likely, but Passage Uncertain
the agreement.
Will Obamacare Fixes Satisfy Senate Democrats?
“Politics is ebbs and flows, and this has been not fun the last month or so, but it’s getting better even the last few days,” Reid said during the interview, in which he also said the health care
New Iran Sanctions Would Show ‘Bad Faith,’ Carney Says
It has succeeded in the sense that the sanctions were designed to pressure Tehran into changing its behavior, and because of the impact of the sanctions, Tehran has changed its behavior — or indicated
Meet the Captain of Congressional Grammar, Punctuation and Style
a recent weekday morning as he clicked through his email during an interview with CQ Roll Call on the seventh floor of the agency’s North Capitol Street headquarters.
Could the Sympathy Card Help Trey Radel Keep His Job?
Debbie Wasserman Schultz in a brief interview with CQ Roll Call. Florida Democratic Rep. Alcee L.
Zoller Too Young to Run in Florida Special Election
Bill Young, R-Fla., announced his retirement, GOP political consultant Nick Zoller was one of the first Republican candidates to jump into the race to replace the 22-term congressman.
Interview with Two Women from First Co-Ed Marine Infantry Class
Katie Gorz, 19 — became the first women to graduate from the Marine Corps’ enlisted infantry training course here at Camp Geiger. They were assigned to Delta Company, Infantry Training Battalion.
Franken Challenger Says Minnesota GOP ‘Starting to Unify’ (Video)
The state: Franken won by the smallest margin of any Senate race in 2008. He defeated then-Sen. Norm Coleman The state: Franken won by the smallest margin of any Senate race in 2008.