D.C. Activist Vows to Fight Capitol Arrest
During the proceedings, some of the activists stood up, chanting, “D.C. votes no!” and were asked to leave the room, though Eidinger and one other woman remained seated.
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Amtrak Crash Puts Spotlight on Washington
The National Transportation Safety Board headed to the scene to determine the cause of the accident.
Bob Dole Reflects on Running While Serving
“Well, you’re trying to ride two horses at once,” Dole said in a recent phone interview, pointing out that, as leader, he had a tougher time than other senators.
Bob Dole Reflects on Running While Serving
“Well, you’re trying to ride two horses at once,” Dole said in a recent phone interview, pointing out that, as leader, he had a tougher time than other senators.
McCain Joins Flake in Blasting ‘Paid-For Patriotism’ in NFL, Other Sports (Video)
In an interview with CQ Roll Call, Flake said federal spending such as the sports contracts is often difficult to track, much like the congressional earmarks he used to ridicule during his time
A Former Staffer’s ‘Glamour’ Side
interview at D.C.’s Blue Duck Tavern.
Coons Knows Manufacturing Push Needs GOP Support
For now, Coons told CQ Roll Call in an interview that came as part of a significant media campaign to promote the effort, the focus will be on gathering ideas from Senate Democrats and collecting
Exit Interview: Amie Woeber Loves Loose Cannons
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) “He’d make some outrageous statement in the press, and then I’d have to find the facts and create the talking points to support it — which oddly enough, usually
Gowdy’s Benghazi Panel Wants Clinton’s Top Aides
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The Republican chairman of the House Select Committee on Benghazi on Friday defended the pace of his panel’s year-old investigation into the 2012 terror attack and
Senate Historian: How Television Changed the Senate | From the Archives
Senate Historian Donald Ritchie describes the shift to television cameras in the Senate and the “huge debate” that ensued as a result in a 2010 exclusive interview with CQ Roll Call.
Senate Historian: How the Senate has Changed | From the Archives
Senate Historian Donald Ritchie, in a 2010 exclusive interview with CQ Roll Call, discuses how a shift in the two political parties impacted the Senate over time.
McConnell, Reid Agree on One Thing: Don Ritchie Rocks (Video)
one of the most extensive is the Senate Oral History Project .
Lawmakers Push for Lower CVC Food Prices
“The committee has some concerns with the cost of meals in the Capitol Visitor Center,” the lawmakers wrote.
Not Your District PAC Increases Outreach, Efforts
“What’s the one thing that politicians actually care about?” Robinson asked in a phone interview Thursday. “It’s re-election and it’s money. That’s the one thing that actually makes them tick.”
Sesame Street Star Has Skin in 2016 Presidential Race
If that’s the case, then Ernie is trying to move the left and and right towards the middle … of common sense and decency,” the political puppeteers said of their philosophic endgame.
Gyrocopter Pilot Back in Court; Questions Not Over for Capitol Police (Updated)
Mark Meadows, R-N.C., in an interview about his takeaways from the hearing.
Reid Threatens to Short-Circuit Trade Bill (Video)
The Nevada Democrat indicated as much to the Huffington Post in an interview published late Monday, though he was not as explicit about his intentions Tuesday morning on the floor of the chamber
Ad Man Scott Howell Back At It After Cardiac Arrest
“I’ve always been kind of a smart aleck,” Howell told CQ Roll Call in an April 29 phone interview from his Dallas office.
Senate Pushes Ahead With Iran Debate (Video)
Corker predicted that after the events on the floor Thursday, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would end up filing cloture to limit debate on the measure, precluding the offering of further amendments.
Boehner on Hillary Clinton: ‘I Don’t Have a Word for Her’
Boehner may have been channeling that old grade-school rule in an interview broadcast Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”