‘Kissing Congressman’ Still Attracted to Public Service
Bobby Jindal — all of whom leaned on the newcomer to take one for the team and spare the party another tawdry scandal.
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Ryan: ‘We Need to Actually Have Ideas’
“It was about laying out the contrast between the vision of Republicans and the vision of the left.”
Ryan: ‘We Need to Actually Have Ideas’
“It was about laying out the contrast between the vision of Republicans and the vision of the left.”
From Sex Worker to Hill Staffer
In an exclusive interview, Guynes described her upbringing in Louisiana and Oklahoma. Her mother had her at age 17 and her father struggled with substance abuse, too.
California Oil and Gas Chief Resigns
The Sacramento Bee reports that “Steven Bohlen, the head of California’s embattled oil and gas division, is resigning after about 18 months on the job.”
Secret Service Pressed on Latest White House Fence Jumper
“What I will be most concerned about, because I went down to the White House myself, and saw that people were being kept across the street,” Norton said in a Tuesday phone interview.
Researchers Slam Cruz for ‘Misrepresenting’ Their Work on Ex-Felons
The researchers whose study Ted Cruz’s campaign cited to back up his claim that “the overwhelming majority of violent criminals are Democrats” said Tuesday night the Texas senator is “misrepresenting”
Component of Mental Health Bill Could Expand Medicaid Payments for Psychiatric Hospitals
Mindful of the estimate, the Pennsylvania Republican narrowed the scope of the change before the bill was approved by the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health in
Cynthia Lummis: ‘The Only Republican Woman’
“It has not been the Congress that I hoped it would be during my seven years,” she recently conceded in an interview with Roll Call.
Mike Lee in the Middle of Reconciliation Battle
of the law.
Capitol Arrest Trial Continues with Hung Jury
initiative, told Roll Call in an interview.
Democrats to Obama: Don’t Trust Putin on ISIS
“I don’t think the Russians can be trusted,” House Foreign Affairs ranking member Eliot L. Engel said in a brief interview last week before lawmakers departed for the Thanksgiving recess.
Should Vitter’s Loss Worry Scandal-Plagued Lawmakers?
By the time revelations of his scandal came to light in 2012, DesJarlais had already made it past the GOP primary — the only real contest in the deeply conservative 4th District.
Should Vitter’s Loss Worry Scandal-Plagued Lawmakers?
By the time revelations of his scandal came to light in 2012, DesJarlais had already made it past the GOP primary — the only real contest in the deeply conservative 4th District.
Influential Conservative: Refugee Dispute ‘Unnecessary’
In this country, however, “our screening of refugees is actually quite good’’ already, George said in an interview. “And you know I’m never hesitant to criticize government agencies.”
Influential Conservative: Refugee Dispute ‘Unnecessary’
In this country, however, “our screening of refugees is actually quite good’’ already, George said in an interview. “And you know I’m never hesitant to criticize government agencies.”
Democrats to Obama: Don’t Trust Putin on ISIS
“I don’t think the Russians can be trusted,” House Foreign Affairs ranking member Eliot L. Engel said in a brief interview last week before lawmakers departed for the Thanksgiving recess.
After Vitter’s Loss, Louisiana Republicans Eye His Senate Seat
Now, they will now have to take their ambitions to the voters.
Domestic Surveillance Re-Emerges in Senate, on the Trail
Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and the issue has quickly become a hot button in the battle for the GOP nomination.
Why Mike Lee Won’t Do Hallway Interviews
While any senator might decline to answer a particular question (sometimes it’s the wrong question, the wrong reporter or the wrong time), the Utah Republican, around September, joined a small group of