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Marc Veasey’s office in D.C. with no connection to the Lone Star State. She researched his district, gave herself a “crash course” in Texas politics, and landed the job of communications director.
Tuesday brings a new milestone: The first roll call vote of the day was the 7,000th in a row for the Republican from Maine, who takes pride in having never missed a vote since arriving in the Senate
Pence, the former Indiana governor and congressman, and McConnell, from neighboring Kentucky, were among the dignitaries who made the trip to Indianapolis for the Wednesday afternoon funeral.
the topic in 36 years.
Surrounded by her children, grandchildren, colleagues and friends among the 150 supporters beneath a white reception tent on the law center’s green, Norton, 81, basked in the honor and recounted the
Oh, the things you learn from reading the transcript of House investigators’ interview with George Papadopoulos, the former campaign aide for President Donald Trump who spent time in federal prison for
But it was nice to see the way the government works, as opposed to the way it’s portrayed in the media.”
But I was absolutely thrilled and honored when she asked me,” McCullough said in an interview Thursday. And it was that simple.
Oh, and he’s also the one who introduced the background check bill poised to pass the House this week.
House Democratic women plan to break out their white suits and dresses Tuesday for President Donald Trump’s State of the Union. The color may be the same, but the reason has changed.
William Barr continued to interview for a job as attorney general, the museums reopened, and some powerful women took control of some powerful committees.
Here’s the entire shutdown week in photos:House Rules Committee Chairman Jim McGovern, D-Mass., poses for a photo before an interview by CQ Roll Call in the Capitol on Monday.
The topic of UFOs was on Reid’s mind Thursday because his interview with KNPR came just before he said he was scheduled to talk with an important senator about setting up a way for members of the
“I will definitely keep my toe, if not my foot, in politics,” the veteran staffer said in an interview at a coffeeshop downtown Thursday.
The two lawmakers — one an Ohio Republican, the other a California Democrat — teamed up to form the bipartisan Congressional Wi-Fi Caucus, which they launched in October at the height of election
She and her younger sister, Angela, may be at the beginning of their careers, but they can hold their own, even among the crosstalk of a boisterous family interview.
She won’t be the only Washington heavyweight at the 18th annual festival, which begins Saturday at 9 a.m.
King has had the most WIP interns come through his doors over the years — 19 to be exact.
And off the field, the scene appeared very different than it did before the shooting.
“That’s something I really don’t know the answer to,” Smith said in an interview. “I’ve just been doing what I do and got the phone call one day.”