One-Time Abramoff Insider Appeals to Supreme Court
But if Ring’s recent petition to the Supreme Court is any indication, the case could also have broader implications for K Street and the entire business community.
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Author Looks at the Complicated Lives of ‘America’s Obsessives’
The result was his new book, “America’s Obsessives: The Compulsive Energy That Built a Nation.”
What I Wish I Knew: Melanie Sloan
Your prospective employer must believe you have the right skills for the job and, at the same time, you need to be confident the position is a good match for you.
Maiden Speeches Finished … Almost
Tim Scott’s maiden speech on the Senate floor Monday afternoon concluded the process for senators serving in the chamber at the outset of the 113th Congress, but at least two are still ahead.
Don Young to File for Re-Election #AKAL
But given his long tenure in the House, the 80-year-old Young often graces Roll Call’s list of potential member retirements. Young has also had a tumultuous few months.
In Washington, but Not of It: Senate Short Timers Talk Congress
Biden, and so I thought a lot about the Congress … [and] had more standing as the average interim,” Kaufman said in an interview, citing a bipartisan breakfast group he attended as a senator with former
Quayle Rules Out 2014 Run for Anything
“On the political side, there’s nothing on the radar for me right now,” Quayle told CQ Roll Call in a Wednesday phone interview. “2014 is definitely not happening, but who knows what’ll happen sometime
Gomez Failed to Make Obamacare an Issue: Will Republicans Learn or Lose? | Commentary
In none of the TV ads Gomez or apparently any outside group aired does the word “Obamacare” cross the announcer’s lips, and in a 10-minute interview Gomez did just two days ago on Fox News Sunday — his
Immigration Bill’s Passage Belies Senate’s Enduring Dysfunction (Updated)
Schumer, a leader of the “gang of eight,” said just before the vote.
Immigration Bill’s Passage Belies Senate’s Enduring Dysfunction (Updated)
Schumer, a leader of the “gang of eight,” said just before the vote.
Sex Ed Is Useless to Louie Gohmert
On Monday, in an interview with conservative podcast “Wallbuilders Live” — first widely publicized by the blog — first widely publicized by the blog “Right Wing Watch” of the liberal think
Shrinking Warhead Stocks Mean Uncertain Future for Nuclear Triad
make up the triad.
Capito Antsy About GOP Holding House Seat #WV02
And the seven-term congresswoman is not exactly confident about her party’s chances of holding the seat.
GOP Women Seek Broader Influence With Policy Committee
to prove the party is not just filled with “graying, older white men,” as she said in a recent interview.
GOP Women Seek Broader Influence With Policy Committee
to prove the party is not just filled with “graying, older white men,” as she said in a recent interview.
IOM Sodium Report Ignites Controversy
But the conclusions highlighted in the IOM report muddy that picture, to the concern of some health advocates but the agreement of producers.
Ann Kirkpatrick Wins Softball Team’s Respect
It was not that way the past couple of years. Kirkpatrick was on the team in its earliest days, as female members of Congress battled the women of the Washington press corps.
Some Appropriators Long for Earmarks
Durbin is also the chairman of the Appropriations subcommittee that funds Defense, taking over after the death of Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, D-Hawaii.
Brian Schweitzer Wants You to Know He Hates Washington, D.C. #MTSEN
Of course, he didn’t say much in the five-minute interview and boasted as much at its conclusion.
Schweitzer on a ‘Charm Offensive’ With Team Baucus
Schweitzer, who campaigned on Tester’s behalf in 2006, was noticeably absent from the trail last year, as the first-term senator engaged in one of the toughest re-election campaigns in the country.