Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
Flipping the three-star banner on its head was the glib suggestion of Busboys and Poets owner Andy Shallal when asked during the first debate of the 2014 mayoral race for a “novel” idea to help the
In a phone interview with CQ Roll Call on Tuesday, Schweitzer said only that he had “conversations” with Bohlinger about “the good, the bad and the ugly” about the Senate and Washington, D.C.
The president said during an Oct. 4 interview that if he were the owner of the team, he would consider changing the name to avoid offending Native Americans. House Minority Whip Steny H.
The order of events marked one of the softest campaign launches from a former member in recent memory.
the mood of the body even in the midst of budget bickering and assorted scandals.
Democrats are planning the next round in the decades-old exchange over abortion politics Wednesday.
The candidate: Podiatrist Lee Rogers, a Democrat. The member: Rep. Howard “Buck” McKeon, a Republican. The member: Rep. Howard “Buck” McKeon, a Republican.
“I’ve now been in this town long enough to know that, you know, folks like to seem important by getting their version of events in the press.”
Biden Jr.] would relate to the people very well,” she said in an Oct. 10 interview with CQ Roll Call. “He is a very personable guy.
But the meeting is significant: On Thursday in an interview with NBC, President Barack Obama said he was sorry that some Americans are frustrated about losing their current policies.
Charles Bass the latest Republican to take a pass on the Senate race, the party is still in search of a top-tier challenger to take on Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.
“An apology is certainly in order, but what Americans want to hear is that the president is going to keep his promise,” the Ohio Republican said in a statement issued after Obama said he was sorry
The district: President Barack Obama carried the 3rd District by a single point in 2012.
The candidate: Former chief judge Ann Callis, a Democrat The member: Freshman Rep. Rodney Davis, a Republican The district: Mitt Romney narrowly won this district with 49 percent of the vote.
The candidate: Former chief judge Ann Callis, a Democrat The member: Freshman Rep. Rodney Davis, a Republican The member: Freshman Rep.
TrendPo and the CMF differ on their approaches to selecting “the best of the best,” and also on their method for stoking competition.
In the year since relinquishing that gig and taking the gavel of the Rules Committee, the Texas Republican is still focused on politics and elections — and scoring points for the GOP.
And yet, though I asked that question repeatedly in an Oct. 29 interview, McSally did her best to bob and weave, clearly intent on not giving a “yes” or a “no.”
The state: In 2012, GOP nominee Mitt Romney carried the district with 55 percent The state: In 2012, GOP nominee Mitt Romney carried the district with 55 percent.
The state: In 2012, GOP nominee Mitt Romney carried the district with 55 percent.