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“I think that Steve King needs to make a decision if he wants to represent the people and the values of the 4th District or do something else, and I think he needs to take a look at that,” the Republican
Watch: Ocasio-Cortez Choosing Not to Move to DC Until 2019 Anyway [jwp-video n=”1″] Ocasio-Cortez said in an interview with the New York Times last week that forgoing a salary for the three
“I wish the president had shown some more grace in that and said ‘Thank you for your service,’ instead of ‘It’s because you didn’t back me,’” the 16th District congressman said in an interview with
for months as they prepare for hearings on the issue when they take back the House on Jan. 3.
actresses with whom the president had affairs in the 2000s.
Virginia Democrats sued the state board of elections, accusing four staffers with the Taylor campaign of forging the names in a gambit to split the Democratic vote.
In another interview, Collins said, “there’s not a whole lot more to do other than stick it on the shelf for the next 15 months.”
“It’s highly inappropriate, and it’s deeply offensive,” Costello said in an interview with CNN.
we did not get done,” the Ohio Republican said Wednesday in an interview with Hill TV.
Steve Russell in the 5th District, which includes Oklahoma City.
The departure will likely be interpreted by Democrats and Trump critics as the president making a move against the Justice Department special counselor for the Russia investigation because Sessions
Connolly, the second-in-line among Democrats on the House Oversight Committee.
But Stauber evaded questions about whether he would have backed Republican-led efforts to repeal the 2010 health law in an interview with MinnPost.
The midterm election news blitz will come to a close soon, but one Arizona Republican candidate’s interview with a Russian government-owned news agency is drawing criticism on Election Day.
Issa said in an interview on Fox News Tuesday that a Democrat, environmental lawyer Mike Levin, will replace him in the next Congress.
The president seemed to sense trouble — both in the campaign and for the Kavanaugh nomination, especially if Democrats grabbed the Senate.
But Shalala said in an interview that she realized she couldn’t run on her past record alone.
“To walk through that place and hear from that man all of the things that he experienced and the stories that he knew, to see the grief on his face, to look at that vast expanse in Birkenau of the
And a lot of folks on our side and hopefully some in the middle thought it went too far, and I spoke what was on their minds,” Graham said in an interview with Roll Call.
“Today, we are vindicated — the Ohio Ethics Commission agrees,” Pureval told reporters at a post-hearing news conference in Cincinnati, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.