The House Winner and Loser of the Year — and Other Notable Members’ Highs and Lows
The rest of the the lawmakers profiled here defied those clear-cut characterizations, and are instead viewed through the prism of simply their wins and losses.
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The rest of the the lawmakers profiled here defied those clear-cut characterizations, and are instead viewed through the prism of simply their wins and losses.
On Dec. 20, the California Republican’s office released selected portions of a Dec. 17 interview between the committee and Teresa Fryer, the chief information security officer at the Centers for
Most of the focus of nominations in the Senate this week involves the 10 nominees that Majority Leader Harry Reid has lined up votes on before senators leave for Christmas, but there’s more to the story
Army Ranger who is running for Georgia’s open 1st District, visited Roll Call on Monday, Dec. 9 as part of the candidate interview series.
Mike Collins, the owner of Collins Trucking who is running for Georgia’s open 10th District, visited Roll Call on Dec. 4 as part of the candidate interview series.
Alex Mooney, the former Maryland state senator who is running for West Virginia’s open 2nd District, visited Roll Call on Wednesday, Dec. 11 as part of the candidate interview series.
earlier this fall, before the former chief of staff for President Bill Clinton was named to the White House post.
The Louisiana Republican issued a statement shortly after Podesta said in an interview with Politico that the White House should “focus on executive action given that they are facing a second term
“I don’t want to do it more than eight more years,” the Nevada Democrat said in a Wednesday interview with CQ Roll Call.
phone interview in which he shared the news of his hire exclusively with CQ Roll Call.
“She has the name ID, the money and now she has Dave Hansen who is about the most respected campaign manager.
Jo Bonner, who resigned over the summer to take a job with the University of Alabama system.
Florida Democrat Al Lawson will not run for Congress in 2014, clearing the way for attorney Gwen Graham to cruise to the party’s nomination in the competitive race against Republican Rep.
Through the onslaught, the Blue Dog proved to be one of the most enviable brands in politics.
Both acknowledged that worldwide terror events have been on the upswing. The statistics are bleak.
As the U.S.
And Dana is a very progressive Democrat,” Pelz said in a Monday phone interview with CQ Roll Call. “Nancy Biery didn’t have any votes, so she had to blast people on the way out the door.”
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle decried the “meat ax” approach of the sequester, but it’s much easier to let bean counters at the Office of Management and Budget make across-the-board cuts than to
In sneak-peek excerpts from an interview to be aired on NBC’s “Meet the Press” this Sunday, Ryan — who sat for questions with host David Gregory alongside Senate Budget Chairwoman Patty Murray,
Esquea, signaled that HHS was blocking MITRE from turning over the documents, which have been subpoenaed, over concerns that Issa would — as he has done in the past — leak the documents to the public,