Nevada Congressman Questions Mitt Romney 2016 Plans
“They said, ‘Hey, you were one of his early supporters last time,’ and I said, ‘Hey I’d love to talk to you guys, but the first thing I want to talk about is what’s gonna change in the ground game
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Ethics Complaint Filed Against Gohmert Over Spending Campaign Cash on Travel
Speaking engagements included trips to the Cambridge Union Society, the Rothermere American Institute, and an address to a joint group from the U.K. House of Lords and House of Commons.
McConnell’s Sergeant-at-Arms Team’s Time Together Goes Way Back (Audio)
The two men at the helm of the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms office first crossed paths nearly two decades ago as staffers on the chamber’s Appropriations Committee.
McConnell’s Sergeant-at-Arms Team’s Time Together Goes Way Back (Audio)
For Larkin, the two-year fellowship provided a sense of the culture of Capitol Hill, a departure from the dynamics of the executive branch.
Democrats to Complete Survey to Help Leadership With Messaging
With members still divided on what went wrong for the party in the 2014 midterm elections, the House Democrat in charge of honing messaging for the next two years is trying to build consensus around a
House, Senate Republicans Meet in Secret to Discuss Border Security Bill
Jeff Sessions bashed a House border security bill, Homeland Security Chairman Michael McCaul crossed the Dome Thursday to clear the air and try to secure the support of one of Congress’ most ardent immigration
Grassley Preps 2016 Re-Election
In a Wednesday interview with CQ Roll Call, the Iowa Republican said he began work on his campaign last year, and there will be more involvement from the national party than in his past efforts,
Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Larkin on His 9/11 Heroics
Larkin was a supervisor in the Secret Service’s New York Field Office, located in the World Trade Center.
Protesters Stage a ‘Die In’ in Longworth Cafeteria
According to a cafeteria worker present for the demonstration, the protesters laid down on the ground between the cash registers and tables for about five minutes.
Why Hillary Clinton Should Fear Elizabeth Warren
Yes, the Massachusetts Democrat has said that she isn’t running a number of times, most recently in a Fortune interview . Why not simply take her at her word? Well, on one level, I do.
Hoping Obama Will Address Statehood in State of the Union Address
brings the D.C. statehood effort to the national stage.
Rand Paul’s Message: ‘Do No Harm’ In Foreign Affairs
In an interview in his Washington office ahead of the speech by President Barack Obama, Paul used the potential for additional sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program as an example where
Rand Paul to Quote MLK, John Lewis in SOTU Response
The future of our country will be secure when we break down the wall that separates us from ‘the other America.'”
Cheri Bustos Keeps Door Open to Senate Run
Cheri Bustos said she is not closing the door on running for Senate in Illinois in 2016, marking the third House Democrat to express some level of interest in one of the cycle’s top race targets.
Joni Ernst’s Next Move
Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, will have been in the Senate for just two weeks before she delivers the GOP’s response to the State of the Union Tuesday — and Republicans already predict her influence in the party
Tammy Duckworth: I’m ‘Taking a Real Serious Look’ at Senate Run
Duckworth, currently finishing maternity leave following the birth of her daughter , said in a phone interview she is beginning the process of exploring a Senate bid as she gears up to return to
Congressional Black Caucus Sees Leverage in Steve Scalise Protests
said in an off-the-floor interview about controversy surrounding the House’s No. 3 Republican.
Pharmacist-Congressman Looks to Fill Drug Stores’ Wish List
of the health care law.
Norton Introduces D.C. Statehood Bill Despite New Hurdles
Carper, the top Democrat on the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, will introduce the Senate version of the statehood bill.
Lawmakers Demand Answers About Deadly L’Enfant Metro Incident (Updated)
In the wake of the accident, federal lawmakers from the capital region were demanding answers, and they could have more details on the National Transportation Safety Board’s investigation next week.