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The group, known for targeting Republican incumbents and establishment favorites with ground-game assistance for conservative candidates, is more closely tied with the tea party than the Republican
“I feel good,” Graham, a South Carolina Republican, said in a brief interview Thursday at the Capitol. “[We’re] running like we’re behind and got a lot of energy.
Hardworking Americans desperately seeking new jobs have exhausted their savings, seen their homes foreclosed on, let bills go unpaid, and run out of money needed to just put gas in their cars to go on an interview
The former assistant minority leader in the Arizona House of Representatives, who is running for the open seat in Arizona’s 7th District, visited Roll Call on March 4.
The state: Begich, just the seventh senator in Alaska history, in 2008 became the first Democrat elected to the Senate from Alaska since 1974.
The state: Begich, just the seventh senator in Alaska history, in 2008 became the first Democrat elected to the Senate from Alaska since 1974.
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The former Alaska attorney general who is challenging Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, visited Roll Call on June 4.
Gross was imprisoned in December 2009 for working against the government. The meeting was arranged by the Cuban Foreign Ministry. In an interview with NBC, Rep.
Congratulations on landing the interview, but what happens when the office goes silent? Is this a convoluted game of playing hard to get? Or is no answer really a “no” answer?
Emily Cain, the front-runner for the Democratic nod in Maine’s open 2nd District, said in a recent interview with CQ Roll Call that of the two potential Republicans she could face in November, she would
Emily Cain, the front-runner for the Democratic nod in Maine’s open 2nd District, said in a recent interview with CQ Roll Call that of the two potential Republicans she could face in November, she would
Schumer and other Senate Democrats to a “duel,” the New York Democrat returned the favor on the Senate floor, calling King the “wizard of Oz” on immigration.
I feel very very confident that a majority — a strong majority — of Republicans want to finally tackle this system that everyone understands is broken — with some caveats,” he said in a phone interview
The state Senator who is running for the open House seat in Maine’s 2nd District, visited Roll Call on Wednesday, April 30.
“I feel comfortable knowing that I can get things done for the state to help better address our economic problems, also our national security interests,” Cochran said in an interview in Hernando
“I feel comfortable knowing that I can get things done for the state to help better address our economic problems, also our national security interests,” Cochran said in an interview in Hernando,
The poll, commissioned by the campaign of his Democratic foe, Brad Ashford, showed the two men in a virtual tie. Each candidate had the support of 41 percent of the likely voters surveyed.
From NBC News: “Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel’s full Meet the Press interview where he discusses the release of Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, Edward Snowden and more.”
“‘If I didn’t like the job I would have retired 10 years ago,’ Motolo said, during an interview in his cubicle in the Army’s Syracuse Recruiting Battalion in the Atrium Building.