Bob Dold Staffing Up for Rematch #IL10
Robert Dold, the Illinois Republican ousted after one term in 2012, is in the final stages of planning for a rematch in the 10th District.
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Benghazi Hearing: Grandstanding or Fact-Finding?
The attack left Ambassador Christopher Stevens an three others dead. So it was interesting to read the transcript of an interview with Rep. Trey Gowdy.
GOP Effort Against Labor Nominee Gains Steam
In an interview with CQ Roll Call, Rubio was more direct, saying he plans to vote against Perez, the assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division whom President
Rainn Wilson’s Baha’i Background and Iran’s Prisoners of Conscience
Hollywood actor Rainn Wilson, best known for bringing life to the aggravating geekery of Dwight Schrute in the NBC sitcom “The Office,” is using his celebvocat status to advocate for the release of seven
Reid Has Nothing to Do With Domenici Anymore
“I don’t mention Domenici anymore because of what he did to Michelle [Laxalt],” Reid said in an hourlong interview with the Las Vegas Review-Journal last week.
Rand Paul’s Immigration Demand Likely Came Too Late
Carper, D-Del., said in a brief interview that any sequential referral, under Senate rules, would need to get unanimous consent on the Senate floor, meaning that any single senator could object to such
Panetta’s FleishmanHillard Gig ‘Not a Massive Commitment’
Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has rejoined the advisory board of global communications giant FleishmanHillard, but the new gig isn’t expected to be terribly taxing.
Air Force Sex Assault Arrest Highlight’s Filmmakers’ Quest
” Kirby Dick, the director of “The Invisible War,” told CQ Roll Call.
George Gekas | Life After Congress
The same men George Gekas knew in grade school are the ones who lobbied him when he was a public servant, first in the Pennsylvania General Assembly and then in the House of Representatives.
Gay Immigrants Pose Thorny Test for ‘Gang of 8’
take down the bill.
Remainders: Conservatives Buy Airtime for Mark Sanford
Gary Peters, D-Mich. discussed his Senate campaign in an interview with CQ Roll Call.
Gary Peters Kicks Off Senate Bid #MISEN
“We’re going to continue the work that I’ve done in the U.S.
LGBT Groups Demand Equality in Immigration Bill
As the immigration overhaul process accelerates in Congress, expect specific constituencies with a stake in the outcome to begin signaling their demands for support — as well as grounds for joining the
Gary Johnson: I’m More Conservative and More Liberal Than Both Parties
are the failures of the Democratic Party.
Pennsylvania GOP Hopes to Avoid Corbett Ticket Drag #PAgov
“As a member of congress, I’m generally going to be judged based on the national political environment,” Dent said in a Monday evening phone interview.
Kennedy Some of the Credit
Washington Wizards, writes in the magazine.
Goodlatte’s Piecemeal Approach on Immigration Has an Upside
Goodlatte sent a clear signal last week that the bipartisan working group does not have sole authority to set the terms of debate on immigration.
The Clamor for Special Sequester Deals
“They’re actually going to lose a lot of other research that they’ve already funded over the years,” Hansen said in an interview.
PA 13’s Daylin Leach: Liberal but Not Angry
(See Roll Call Politics editor Shira Toeplitz’s “The Candidate” interview with him here.)
Congressional Kid: Best Part of Being on the Hill?
Schiff, D-Calif., brought his 10-year-old son, Eli, to the office with him. Pretty soon Schiff’s Twitter feed was taken over by the hashtag #ElisExcellentAdventure.