Senior Republicans Used to Back Clean CRs to Avert Shutdowns
“I don’t think either side should be exploiting this,” Hensarling said of the shutdown threat in an interview with Roll Call in October 2010.
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Arizona Speaker Enters Race Against Ann Kirkpatrick
National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Greg Walden labeled Kirkpatrick in a July interview as one of his “Slippery Seven”: Democrats who holds districts carried by the last three GOP
Progressives Form ‘Human Chain’ Against Chained CPI
“Part of what we’re doing here is we’re trying to set the terms of the debate,” Ellison said in an interview with CQ Roll Call.
Charlie Dent, the New GOP Voice of Moderation
Charlie Dent has emerged as the new spokesman for the House GOP’s moderate wing. Along with Rep. Peter T.
U.S. General: Shutdown Hurting Army
Reuters reports that “the U.S.
House Passes First 3 Mini-CRs, Daring Senate to Act
“You know if we had the vote tonight, it would pass,” shouted House Budget Ranking Member Chris Van Hollen in opposition to the ruling that the Maryland Democrat’s motion to recommit was out of order
First-Time GOP Senate Candidate Posts Knock-Out Fundraising Quarter
Sasse’s top competition for the nomination is former state Treasurer Shane Osborn. The GOP nominee will likely be the next senator from this reliably Republican state.
Air Force’s Single-Mission Warthog Has Uncertain Future in Era of Budget Cuts
“The issue I am deeply concerned about is what airframe will perform [the] important function of close-air support, particularly to our ground troops,” Ayotte said in a recent interview.
Alabama Race Showcases Robust Vs. Minimalist Campaigns
In an interview with CQ Roll Call, Gray said both he and Young have been involved in a slew of Alabama-based campaigns. He went on to characterize the effort as predominantly volunteer-driven.
CR Blues: Constant Brinkmanship Brings Fatigue
Even if that hurdle is cleared, Congress will have to find a way to fund the budget for the rest of the year.
Debate Over GMO Labels Rolls On
“For many it will serve as a base for legitimizing the adoption of the technology in countries and crops around the world,” he said in a recent interview with CQ Roll Call.
Tillis Sets $12M Goal for Senate Race (Video) | #NCSEN
The candidate: North Carolina Speaker Thom Tillis, a Republican The member: Sen. Kay Hagan, a first-term Democrat.
A Nuclear Deal With Iran Is Within Reach, If Congress Plays Its Part | Commentary
And Iran’s new and more pragmatic president, Hassan Rouhani, is sending the right signals — as he did in a recent interview with NBC in which he said Iran has “never sought, nor will ever seek, nuclear
Tea Party Candidate Eyes Thad Cochran Primary Challenge
Chris McDaniel, a Republican aligned with the tea party, confirmed to CQ Roll Call this week that he’s considering challenging the six-term senator.
Democrats Struggle for Consensus on Immigration Strategy
the negotiating table, according to sources in the room.
Trade Reports Offer Competing Data
The 18 months of data show that U.S. exports to Korea have declined since the pact took effect.
Mississippi Republicans Wait for Cochran’s Decision
That is the question among Republican pols in Mississippi. The Deep South represents fertile territory for the tea party, which has advocated for stringent spending cuts on Capitol Hill.
Marine Corps Times Exclusive: “Marine Scout Sniper in Urination Video Controversy Speaks Out”
Marine Corps Times runs an exclusive interview with Sgt.
Begich Challenger Hopes to Carry On Ted Stevens Legacy (Video)
Mark Begich, who is up for his first re-election The state: In 2008, Begich became the first Democrat elected to the Senate from Alaska since 1974.
Montana House Hopeful Hits Capitol Hill | #MTAL
“I’ve been around state politics for 10 years and was the GOP nominee for lieutenant governor — and barely lost that race,” Sonju said in a phone interview on Tuesday.