Politics · 114th Congress
Good News for Ron Johnson’s Re-election Bid
The Marquette University Law School survey of 1,405 registered voters from March 24-28 showed the gap between Johnson and his Democratic challenger, former Sen.
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Washington Transit System Needs $150 Million, Senators Say
By the time the bill was approved by the full House Appropriations Committee, the cut was reduced from $75 million to $50 million.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Obama, Journalism and the Facts
After all, he hasn’t given an interview to a reporter from the Washington Post in 7 ½ years. Again, much of what the president said at the Toner dinner is inarguably true.
Politics · 114th Congress
What We Learned From Tuesday’s Town Hall With Cruz, Trump and Kasich
His comeback to Trump that the front-runner’s rationale for attacking Cruz was the ‘argument of a 5 year old’ was the line of the night and the perfect synopsis of the entire 2016 election cycle.
Politics · 114th Congress
Rep. Bob Dold Walks a Re-Election Tightrope in Illinois
That makes him the third-lowest Republican on a list where many vote with the GOP 99 percent of the time.
Politics · 114th Congress
Grassley Can’t Escape Supreme Court Debate
The 40-year-old said in an interview that he is an independent who has voted for Grassley in the past, but not this year.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
From the NFL to the Halls of Congress
Will Allen, seen here taking the field for the Pittsburgh Steelers, spent time this spring as an intern on Capitol Hill.
Politics · 114th Congress
McConnell: Trump Calls ‘From Time to Time’
“Boy, would it be interesting,” the Kentucky Republican said in an interview with 840 WHAS radio in Louisville, Ky.
Politics · 114th Congress
Will the Chamber Spend on Ron Johnson This Fall?
In a September interview with USA Today , leadership for the outside group American Crossroads said Johnson would need to run a “flawless” race to win re-election and wouldn’t commit to spending
Opinion · 114th Congress
Clean Up in Aisle Chaffetz
On Tuesday, Politico reported that House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, wanted to interview Judge Merrick Garland about the handling of an investigation
Politics · 114th Congress
Worries Abound on Garland Nomination and ‘Obama Coalition’
up the so-called “Obama coalition.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump Calls for Closed Borders, Waterboarding Following Brussels Attacks
“It’s going to get worse and worse, because we are foolish, we are foolish,” Donald Trump said during an interview on Fox News .
First Woman Nominated to Lead U.S. Combatant Command
The New York Times reports that “the White House will nominate Gen. Lori J. Robinson of the Air Force to lead all military forces in North America, Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter said Friday.
Policy · 114th Congress
Capitol Hill’s New Top Cop
What Went Wrong for Kim Dine [jwp-video n=”1″] “While I may be firm on some issues, I’m certainly open-minded enough to look at new ways of policing,” Verderosa said in an interview
Politics · 114th Congress
Kids: Trump is a Bully
Jillian Alder Pierson covers her ears when she hears the presidential candidates calling each other names. Scarlet Havard runs into another room when the debates are on the television.
Policy · 114th Congress
No Budget, No Blame?
As divisions over the budget have plagued the party for weeks, Ryan hasn’t repaired the rift. Yet the members don’t blame him.
Politics · 114th Congress
Kirk Supports Vote on Obama’s Court Pick
Kirk broke ranks with fellow Republican senators when he said the chamber should vote on President Barack Obama’s nominee for the Supreme Court, Merrick Garland.
From Top Lieutenant to Lt. Governor
“I never thought about it,” Smith, in an interview with Roll Call, said about running for lieutenant governor at Dayton’s suggestion. “It never dawned on me.
Policy · 114th Congress
Flint Crisis Prompts House Bill to Curb Use of Emergency Managers
Connolly said another of the four emergency financial managers that Snyder appointed in Flint recently told the committee in an interview that he considered the city council “impotent,” during his