Senators Pick Up Fundraising Pace — Except Enzi
Enzi’s sluggish fundraising over the first six months of the year wasn’t a problem until Tuesday, when Liz Cheney announced she would challenge the Wyoming Republican in a primary.
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Reid Prepped Filibuster Showdown for Months (Updated)
Then, during an April interview with public radio in Nevada, Reid made a comment that might have been better delivered from the Senate floor.
Reid Prepped Filibuster Showdown for Months (Updated)
Then, during an April interview with public radio in Nevada, Reid made a comment that might have been better delivered from the Senate floor.
Ceiling Fan Makers Strive to Block Efficiency Rules They Once Sought
The coalition agreed to a modest standard that reflected the industry’s status quo on energy efficiency, deLaski said in an interview.
Reid, McConnell Take ‘Nuclear Option’ Showdown to NBC
The appearances on the NBC Sunday morning interview program serve as a prelude of sorts for the standoff coming to a head in the coming week.
Ohio’s Most Vulnerable House Republican Raises Big Bucks
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Steve Israel named Joyce as a top GOP target in an interview with CQ Roll Call, although the only organized challenger so far is attorney Michael Wager
Rohrabacher Spokeswoman Jumps to ‘Real News’
Dana Rohrabacher, R-Calif., stands poised to leap from behind the scenes directly into the limelight when she joins the ranks of TheBlaze’s New York City-based news team this August.
Gomez Catches House GOP’s Eye After Massachusetts Loss
But the former Navy SEAL’s candidacy caught the attention of the national GOP — including National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Greg Walden.
Senate Candidate Making Rounds in D.C. #COSEN
But he was spotted on the other side of the Hill at the National Republican Congressional Committee headquarters.
Portman, Merkley to Discuss ENDA
Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., the lead sponsor of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, to discuss the legislation for the first time, CQ Roll Call has learned.
Walden Pledges Improvement for GOP Online Fundraising
said Greg Walden, the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, in a Wednesday interview with CQ Roll Call. “I look at this as an opportunity.”
Graham Scion Could Face Primary in Florida #FL02
But looming over her campaign is a potential primary challenge from the party’s 2012 nominee, former state Sen. Al Lawson. “I’m interested,” Lawson said in an interview with CQ Roll Call.
One-Time Abramoff Insider Appeals to Supreme Court
But if Ring’s recent petition to the Supreme Court is any indication, the case could also have broader implications for K Street and the entire business community.
Author Looks at the Complicated Lives of ‘America’s Obsessives’
The result was his new book, “America’s Obsessives: The Compulsive Energy That Built a Nation.”
What I Wish I Knew: Melanie Sloan
Your prospective employer must believe you have the right skills for the job and, at the same time, you need to be confident the position is a good match for you.
Maiden Speeches Finished … Almost
Tim Scott’s maiden speech on the Senate floor Monday afternoon concluded the process for senators serving in the chamber at the outset of the 113th Congress, but at least two are still ahead.
Don Young to File for Re-Election #AKAL
But given his long tenure in the House, the 80-year-old Young often graces Roll Call’s list of potential member retirements. Young has also had a tumultuous few months.
In Washington, but Not of It: Senate Short Timers Talk Congress
Biden, and so I thought a lot about the Congress … [and] had more standing as the average interim,” Kaufman said in an interview, citing a bipartisan breakfast group he attended as a senator with former
Quayle Rules Out 2014 Run for Anything
“On the political side, there’s nothing on the radar for me right now,” Quayle told CQ Roll Call in a Wednesday phone interview. “2014 is definitely not happening, but who knows what’ll happen sometime
Gomez Failed to Make Obamacare an Issue: Will Republicans Learn or Lose? | Commentary
In none of the TV ads Gomez or apparently any outside group aired does the word “Obamacare” cross the announcer’s lips, and in a 10-minute interview Gomez did just two days ago on Fox News Sunday — his