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Particularly if you’re contemplating a job switch, having a contact put your résumé on top of the (metaphorical) pile can do wonders for getting that initial interview.
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Parties Scramble for Consensus on D.C. Height Act Recommendations
Many alleged that the city is understating the supply and overstating the demand and that the Office of Planning has manufactured a crisis to pursue its agenda.
House Democrats Pull Pages From the Rahm Playbook
Israel and Emanuel met recently in Chicago and speak regularly by phone, the New York Democrat confirmed in a Tuesday interview with CQ Roll Call.
Denham Leads GOP Immigration Crusade
“I’ve got a card in my pocket of people I’m going to talk to on the floor each time I go down to vote,” the California Republican said in an interview with CQ Roll Call.
New Documentary Puts Mark Hatfield Under a Microscope
A trio of documentarians is working to ensure that the political legacy of the late Sen. Mark O.
Uncertainty Reigns in Race for Watt’s House Seat
“Usually I make that decision over the Christmas break before the year in which I file,” said Watt about his re-election in the interview. “And I would do that again this year.
Biden Open to Filibuster Changes After Republicans Block Watt, Millett Nominations (Updated)
of the Senate, we will destroy the very fabric of the United States Senate,” McCain said.
Stabenow’s Dual Roles: Key to Budget, Farm Bill Negotiations?
“I think I’m actually in a unique spot,” Stabenow said in a brief interview Tuesday evening before the two conferences formally met Wednesday.
Manchin Finds Way to the Center
You can’t ever be any more missing of something than I am,” Manchin said in an interview with Roll Call before a Tuesday night meeting with the newly formed Senate governors caucus.
Democratic Candidate Says Gitmo Experience Is Not a Liability (Video)
The candidate: Ret. Army Major General Jerry Cannon, a Democrat. The member: Rep. Dan Benishek, a two-term Republican. The member: Rep. Dan Benishek, a two-term Republican.
Merkley Backs Shaheen’s Effort to Extend Obamacare Enrollment Window
Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., urging the Obama administration to extend the enrollment window for Americans to buy coverage under the health care law.
What Working in Congress Means to Staff | Commentary
A major example of this is the research project the CMF conducted with the Society for Human Resource Management, culminating in the report “Life in Congress: Job Satisfaction in the U.S.
‘Stand Your Ground’ Hearing Meant to Spark Debate, Not Federal Legislation
The hearing was originally scheduled for Sept. 17, but was delayed in the aftermath of the fatal shooting at the Washington Navy Yard.
Montana Democrat Sets $2 Million Fundraising Goal (Video)
But Republicans have held onto the state’s sole House seat for the past 17 years.
5 Lessons for D.C. on Sandy’s First Anniversary
The image captured the sense that Bush was isolated or indifferent to the magnitude of the problem, leading to the slow and inefficient federal response that ranks as a domestic low point for his administration
5 Lessons for D.C. on Sandy’s First Anniversary
The image captured the sense that Bush was isolated or indifferent to the magnitude of the problem, leading to the slow and inefficient federal response that ranks as a domestic low point for his administration
Democrat Will Hire Cybersecurity Firm for Alleged Website Hack (Video)
The candidate: Tompkins County Council Chairwoman Martha Robertson, a Democrat. The member: Rep. Tom Reed, a Republican. The member: Rep. Tom Reed, a Republican.
U.S. Military: Budget Cuts Threaten Readiness
“Testifying before the Tactical and Land Forces Subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee, the officials repeatedly warned about the effects of sequestration in fiscal 2014, stressing that
Barney Frank Floats Into D.C. Council Pot Debate
deputy in the D.C. attorney general’s office.