Arkansas: Democrat Ready to Run for 4th District if Cotton Seeks Senate
“If the seat is open, I’d definitely be interested in looking at it,” Maloch said in a telephone interview with CQ Roll Call on Thursday night.
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Republicans Find a Tax Hike They Actually Like
Obama mentioned the issue in a TV interview earlier this month, and his spokesman listed the revenue it would generate as a possible replacement for some of the spending cuts included in the sequester
Goodlatte Says House Will Act on Gun Legislation
“The Congress is going to act on this issue,” Goodlatte, R-Va., said in a telephone interview with CQ Roll Call. “The Senate is at work on it, and we are as well.
Obama Reaches Out to Boehner, McConnell
Separately, Obama told Al Sharpton in a radio interview that he’s continuing to reach out to Republicans to “do the right thing” and avoid the various effects of the sequester but he doesn’t know
Nebraska: Former State Treasurer Osborn Interested in Senate Run
In a Wednesday interview with CQ Roll Call, Osborn said he has received many encouraging calls to run since Johanns shocked Nebraska Republicans with his retirement announcement Monday.
J.C. Watts’ Nonprofit Seeks to Boost GOP Credibility With Minorities
“I am not offended by the words outreach, tolerance and diversity. I don’t see those as liberal code words,” Watts said Tuesday in a telephone interview.
All Signs Point to Kelly Victory in Illinois Special Election
But in the final weeks before Tuesday’s primary, Kelly climbed to the front of the pack.
Brewing GOP Primary Could Spoil Landrieu Challenge
Teepell declined to elaborate on his departure from Cassidy in an interview. But he emphasized Landrieu’s political vulnerability.
Scott Brown Falls Victim to Well-Phrased ‘Pocket Tweets’
Ayla was teaching me how to get on Facebook and Twitter, and there were some areas I didn’t really understand,” Brown told Fox in an interview that aired Monday.
Voting Rights Act at Risk?
Adegbile, special counsel with the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, said if the Voting Rights Act was the “centurion guarding the path to the ballot box” then the preclearance provision was its
CBC Members Push President to Embrace Causes
In an interview, Fudge deemed the president’s speech a success for the group, noting that he addressed voting rights, poverty and immigration.
South Carolina: Clyburn Joins Colbert Busch on Campaign Trail
The primary will be held March 19. His backing comes on the heels of endorsements from the AFL-CIO labor union and Charleston Mayor Joe Riley.
Georgia: House Aide Stone to Challenge Barrow Again in 2014
Barrow,” Stone confirmed in an interview today with CQ Roll Call.
Obama’s Voting Initiative Greeted With Skepticism
viable role in the process.
Schiff’s New Role Connects Him to the District
Before that show, Schiff said in a recent interview, he was “never into mainstream politics.” But since his “West Wing” tenure, Schiff has campaigned for Vice President Joseph R.
Man Vs. Machine Primary for Open N.J. Senate Seat
“Today’s about Frank Lautenberg,” Pallone repeated in the interview. He declined to discuss an official announcement or future strategy.
Dissecting McCarthy’s Whip Operation
But a successful House majority whip, the third-ranking member of the leadership team behind the speaker and the majority leader, has to be part confidant, part enforcer.
Paul Lands Leadership Role Overseeing the District
Paul insisted in a brief interview with CQ Roll Call on Wednesday that he had not yet begun to think about how he will approach Congress’ relationship with the District from his perch on the panel
Romney’s Pollster Warns GOP Members Not to Count on Six-Year Itch
“His attention has gone from getting himself elected to keeping the majority in the Senate and winning the majority in the House,” Westmoreland said in an interview, paraphrasing his remarks.
Ted Cruz, Man of Few(er) Words
Ted Cruz was utterly speechless on the day after the State of the Union — not because he didn’t have anything to add to the rhetorical cacophony in the Capitol. The guy just plain lost his voice.