Colbert Hangs With House Democrats at Their Retreat
The event ended with a duet of the National Anthem with Colbert and Democratic Caucus Vice Chairman Joseph Crowley of New York.
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Massachusetts: State Representative Announces for Markey Seat
in a telephone interview with CQ Roll Call.
Obama to Help House Democrats Recruit Candidates
“It’s transformational,” Israel said in an interview, adding that House Democrats are “firing on all cylinders like I’ve never seen before.”
Tea Party Changes Tack to Hit McConnell
Despite the notoriety the president brought to it, efforts to upgrade the bridge remain delayed.
After a Decade of Drone Strikes, Lawmakers Ponder Judicial Oversight
King, dismissed the notion of establishing a court in an interview on MSNBC Feb. 8, saying he wouldn’t want to create a situation where “we held back because we wanted to feel good about ourselves or hand
‘Blood Feud’ Between Baca, Negrete McLeod
official in a region where the politics of the present remain intertwined with the past.
Cowan Joins Senate for Temporary Stint
In a brief interview after the swearing-in Patrick said he was “proud.”
Massachusetts: Republican Winslow Officially Joins Senate Race
In a short interview, Winslow said his campaign would be focused on the deficit and the economy.
Senate Queues Up Passage of Domestic Violence Law Renewal
On Thursday, the Senate rejected a GOP alternative to the bipartisan bill (S 47) that would renew and update the 1994 law known as the Violence Against Women Act.
Georgia: Broun Files Senate Paperwork Ahead of Afternoon Campaign Launch
He had a lifetime score of 99 percent from both the American Conservative Union and the anti-tax Club for Growth at the end of 2011, the most recent year for which data is available.
Reid Takes Careful Approach to Guns
In an interview that aired Sunday on ABC, Reid noted his past both as a Capitol Police officer and as a gun owner. “I don’t hunt anymore, but I did. I’ve got lots of guns,” Reid said.
D.C. Notebook: Gandhi Leaves Behind Good Will on Capitol Hill
for the District.
Cantor Pledges Domestic Violence Law Is an Early House Priority
Efforts to reconcile the two chambers’ versions of the legislation authorizing domestic violence programs broke down at the end of the previous Congress.
Georgia Senate Race to Test GOP
Price, the former chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee, could perhaps best hew the line between the establishment and conservative wings of the party.
Georgia: Westmoreland Expects Crowded GOP Senate Field
“I don’t think you can keep all of ’em from running at once,” he said in a Tuesday phone interview, less than 24 hours after announcing he would not seek the seat.
Issa Says He’ll Try to Include D.C. Budget Autonomy in CR
In a brief interview with CQ Roll Call, Rep.
South Carolina: State Senator ‘Leaning Toward’ Graham Primary Challenge
I haven’t made a final decision,” Bright told CQ Roll Call in a short telephone interview Monday afternoon, noting he expected to make a choice within the next 60 days.
Hoeven, Architect Signal Optimism on Dome Restoration
“It is not a done deal yet,” Hoeven said in an interview last week. “We’ve been working on it and building bipartisan support and recognition that it needs to get done.
Backslapping Barrow Faces Big Senate Choice
That leaves Barrow as Democrats’ best shot of picking up the seat. The numbers tell part of the reason.
Capitol Cop Finishes Another Inauguration, Acting Chief Duties
live shots around the Capitol grounds and the airspace above the complex.