New Leader of ‘America’s Police Department’ Ready for Inauguration
But while this might seem like a nightmare scenario, Dine didn’t seem too fazed when he sat down last week for his first interview since arriving on the job.
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D.C. Real Estate Blog Waxes About Obama’s First Apartment
In a chat with the Johnsie Walsh, the landlord who leased Obama the “plain jane” apartment at 227 Sixth St.
Don’t Look on Craigslist for Scalped Inauguration Tickets
This is not the first time tickets to watch the presidential swearing-in on the cordoned off area of the West Front of the Capitol have popped up for sale online.
GOP Centrists Eye Central Role in a Divided House
The efforts are aimed at building on the voting blocs that helped push significant measures through the GOP-controlled House in the past month, despite the objections of conservatives.
Georgia: Broun Dings Chambliss on Taxes, Spending; Senator Hits Back
Paul Broun and the Peach State’s senior senator, Republican Saxby Chambliss.
Obama’s Sweeping Gun Agenda Met With Cool Republican Response
The Senate, furthermore, is seen as the far more receptive of the two chambers to the president’s proposals.
West Virginia: Caperton Says He Is Not Interested in Senate Seat
Gaston Caperton indicated Monday that he would not run for Senate next year in an interview with the local radio outlet MetroNews.
Merkley Wants Reid to Push Further on Filibuster Overhaul
One of the Senate’s leading filibuster reformers wants Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to go further after hearing of a rules change proposal the Nevada Democrat floated in a TV interview.
New Jersey: Booker Says Talk of Senate Campaign Is Premature
In order to stay in compliance with the Federal Election Commission, I can’t even do the due diligence of research, of travel, I can’t even go down to D.C. to meet with people from my mayoral account.
NRA Launches Urgent Appeal Ahead of White House Gun Proposal
The NRA email also accused the Obama administration of ignoring the gun owners’ input.
Obama to Unveil Gun Plan Wednesday
When asked about Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s statements in an interview Friday that he will not push legislation through the Senate that cannot pass the House, Carney said Obama will not
Pascrell: Booker Doesn’t Scare Lautenberg
Bill Pascrell, Jr. suggested in an interview with CQ Roll Call on Tuesday. “My friend Frank Lautenberg is a dog. I mean he ain’t gonna lay down for anybody,” Pascrell said.
Deutch Outmaneuvers Sherman for Top Democratic Spot on Middle East Panel
Easing the sting somewhat is the fact that the Middle East subcommittee will not have jurisdiction over Pakistan and South Asia in the new Congress, as it did in the 112th.
Reid Downplays Chances for Assault Gun Ban, Filibuster Changes
In the interview that aired on Vegas PBS this weekend, Reid, a gun rights supporter, struck a pragmatic tone on gun control measures. “Let’s be realistic.
Swearing-In Is Akin to Draft Day For Rivals
And it is not just the female reporters — one of the Bad News Babes’ male coaches was in on the act as well.
Uncertainty Surrounding Member Allowances
Every member gets the same amount to pay staff salaries, while the rest of the MRA budget is determined by the sum of three line items: the member’s travel distance between his or her district and
Cornyn Raises Profile in First Weeks as GOP Whip
“Now I think we are ready to hit the ground running, and when we get back, I think we’ll be ready to go,” Cornyn said in an interview with CQ Roll Call last week.
Cloudy Future for Obama’s Second-Term Agenda
The looming fights over the debt ceiling and spending threaten to spoil the White House’s hope for a quick launch to the rest of the president’s agenda.
New Jersey: Booker Keeps Options Open
Lautenberg during an interview Sunday on “Meet the Press.” “I’m not ruling out anything right now, but I think it’s premature to be speculative,” he said.
West Virginia: Rockefeller Retirement Spurs Search for Conservative Candidate
National Republicans’ primary problems from the past two cycles are floating to the surface once again in West Virginia. Conservatives immediately jumped on the news of West Virginia Sen.