Georgia: House Aide Stone to Challenge Barrow Again in 2014
Barrow,” Stone confirmed in an interview today with CQ Roll Call.
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Obama’s Voting Initiative Greeted With Skepticism
viable role in the process.
Schiff’s New Role Connects Him to the District
Before that show, Schiff said in a recent interview, he was “never into mainstream politics.” But since his “West Wing” tenure, Schiff has campaigned for Vice President Joseph R.
Man Vs. Machine Primary for Open N.J. Senate Seat
“Today’s about Frank Lautenberg,” Pallone repeated in the interview. He declined to discuss an official announcement or future strategy.
Dissecting McCarthy’s Whip Operation
But a successful House majority whip, the third-ranking member of the leadership team behind the speaker and the majority leader, has to be part confidant, part enforcer.
Paul Lands Leadership Role Overseeing the District
Paul insisted in a brief interview with CQ Roll Call on Wednesday that he had not yet begun to think about how he will approach Congress’ relationship with the District from his perch on the panel
Romney’s Pollster Warns GOP Members Not to Count on Six-Year Itch
“His attention has gone from getting himself elected to keeping the majority in the Senate and winning the majority in the House,” Westmoreland said in an interview, paraphrasing his remarks.
Ted Cruz, Man of Few(er) Words
Ted Cruz was utterly speechless on the day after the State of the Union — not because he didn’t have anything to add to the rhetorical cacophony in the Capitol. The guy just plain lost his voice.
Bipartisan Comity Fraying on Defense Panel
Later, in an interview, Levin said he appreciated McCain’s statement.
Kentucky Democrats Fear Judd May Drag Down Ticket
For years, the Kentucky Democratic Party has racked up significant successes at the state and local level, from the governor’s mansion down the ballot.
Refusing to Make a Mark
McConnell offered a laugh but declined to answer, instead noting, “we’re having a tasting tonight” for the State of the Union, which he called “the longest day — every year.”
Club for Growth Bites Back at Barbour’s Critique
the club at the Ripon Society’s annual conference in Virginia this weekend.
Drug Industry Lobbyist Polishes Teva’s Hybrid Identity
“There’s no other player exactly like us,” Barrett said during an interview in her office near Union Station. “We have an opportunity we can seize on here.”
Abortion Rights Group Strives for Youthful Image
The group hired the public affairs firm GMMB to conduct blind interviews with activists on both sides of the issue, then singled out the University of Richmond law student’s tape as the most passionate
Nugent to Attend SOTU
The Nuge, the mind behind the 1970s rock anthem “Cat Scratch Fever” and a resident of Texas, has also allowed Stockman to act as his temporary press agent, and the congressman instructed the press
Senate GOP Has Mountain-High Hopes for Capito
of the cycle.
Begich to Focus on Alaska Roots in Re-Election Bid
So that’s a huge part of the equation.”
David Joyce: Ohio’s Most Vulnerable GOP Target
But the GOP left the swing 14th District alone, believing nine-term Rep. Steven C. LaTourette, R-Ohio, would hold onto the seat as long as he wanted it.
Grayson Returns Emboldened
In an interview in his office in the Cannon Building, he ticked off accomplishments from his first term including passage of a major bipartisan bill to audit the Federal Reserve.
Immigration Advocates Bullish on Obama’s State of the Union
“Sometimes in the past we have breathlessly counted the number of words and where it was in the speech,” Sharry continued.