Activist Group Wants to Expand Fight Beyond the Beltway
I think the momentum is strong. I think DC Vote and advocates across the city have done a really good job elevating the issue.
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Palmetto State Showdown: Sanford Vs. ?
In a telephone interview, Duncan said he knows and is friends with a number of the candidates, but he said the one who stood out as a proven conservative was Grooms.
Utah: Love Hires Top Hatch Strategist for Matheson Rematch
. — After a 1-point loss in Utah last year, Saratoga Springs Mayor Mia Love is actively laying the groundwork for a second challenge to the sole Democrat in the state’s delegation, Rep. Jim Matheson.
Street Talk: K Street Hiring Chill Leaves Members Cold
It’s not as if they’re setting up outside of Union Station with “Will Work for Food” signs, but the cadre of ex-members from the 112th Congress is finding a lukewarm hiring market downtown.
Portman Announces Support for Gay Marriage
The Ohio Republican, who was vetted as a possible GOP vice presidential nominee in 2012, revealed his position change in an interview with CNN and a newspaper opinion piece.
Louisiana: Dardenne Not Running Against Landrieu
“I’m not going to run for the U.S. Senate,” he told LaPolitics.com Friday. George C. Kennedy, Dardenne’s longtime strategist, confirmed the news. Landrieu is a top GOP target in 2014.
Portman Gay Marriage Reversal Gets Muted Hill Response
The Ohio Republican announced his position in an interview with CNN and a newspaper opinion piece.
CPAC: Romney Urges Republicans to Learn From His Mistakes
. — Two weeks after giving his first television interview since losing the presidential election, Mitt Romney returned to the spotlight again Friday to deliver his first major public speech.
Empathy for Portman at CPAC, but Positions Remain Steadfast
In a worst-case scenario for the right that would parallel the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, the high court could mandate gay marriage as a constitutional right.
Exclusive: RNC to Revamp GOTV Operations
part of the get-out-the-vote overhaul.
Nevada Democrats Razz Heller About Office Space
But the longer he stays put, the more fun the Nevada State Democratic Party is having at his expense.
Spotlight Turns to Reid in Gun Control Debate
The Judiciary Committee backed the assault weapons ban, sponsored by Sen.
The Unusual Suspects: DCCC Hunts for Outsiders
“We don’t necessarily look for the legislator with a voting record,” DCCC Executive Director Kelly Ward said in an interview with CQ Roll Call.
West Virginia: Snuffer Mulls Another Campaign for Rahall Seat
“I’m very interested,” confirmed Snuffer, a Republican, in a phone interview with CQ Roll Call. “It’s a matter of what’s right for my family.”
Obama’s Outreach to GOP: Nevermind??
But the excerpts of an interview President Obama gave ABC on Tuesday — broadcast this morning just hours before his meeting with House Republicans — amount to a sodden wet blanket on all the mildly optimistic
House GOP Q&A With Obama
Obama, again echoing public comments he made in an interview with ABC News Tuesday, said the decision was not his, but the Secret Service’s, drawing an audible gasp from Republicans sitting in the room
Women Changing the Face of Senate Armed Services Panel
The faces of U.S. soldiers in combat are beginning to change, but women aren’t just newly permitted on the front lines of the battlefield.
Defense Department Fights Climate Change on Two Fronts
McGinn, president and chief executive of the American Council on Renewable Energy, said in a recent radio interview that Pakistan is an example of a country that could turn on a dime because of climate
Michigan: Granholm, Romney Top Senate Field in New GOP Poll
Meanwhile, Romney — the brother of the GOP’s 2012 presidential nominee — leads the potential Republican field with 26 percent of those surveyed. Rep.
Republicans Remain Skeptical of Obama’s Charm Offensive
Tom Cole, R-Okla., said during a brief interview. “I think members are happy that it’s happening. They’re not yet convinced that it’s going to be consistent and long-lasting.”