Mitt Romney Looks to Close Ground-Game Gap
The difference, Republicans contend, is the Romney campaign has built competitive get-out-the-vote and social media programs, eliminating 2008’s strategic deficit the GOP faced against Obama.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
12,326 results for "‘The Interview."
Lindsey Graham, Rand Paul Rivalry on Foreign Aid Grows
But Paul was more direct in his response and questioned Graham’s campaign priorities during an interview with Roll Call.
Missouri: NRSC Blasts Claire McCaskill Without Mentioning Todd Akin
bad investment in an interview with the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Small Businesses Balk at Online Sales Tax That Could See Lame-Duck Action
“We want people to literally know we are here,” Phil Bond, the coalition’s executive director, said in an interview.
Rand Paul to Expand Foreign Aid Push Into Ohio; Lindsey Graham Defends Joe Manchin
In a brief interview today, the Kentucky Republican said his political action committee, RANDPAC, will announce plans Wednesday to hit the airwaves in Ohio against Democratic incumbent Sen.
Southwest Region Roundup
Democrats were quick to point out that the money could be easily shifted in the Phoenix market to the 9th district, but the NRCC followed through on the buy and has shown no signs of backing down.
Congress Unlikely to Impede Iran Strike
“The Congress is ready to do what is necessary to support military intervention if sanctions don’t work,” the South Carolina Republican predicted in an interview last week.
Solar Industry Takes Long View in Subsidy Debate
executive officer of the Solar Energy Industries Association, said in an interview this week.
Mitt Romney’s Latest Tax Idea Would Create Big Winners and Losers
Romney floated a $17,000 cap on itemized tax deductions in a local television interview Monday night as one option to pay for his plan.
Arizona: NRCC Makes Ad Buy to Target Ron Barber
The House Majority PAC spot was a negative spot that links McSally to Wall Street. The NRCC ad is expected to be a negative portrayal of the incumbent.
Mitt Romney Tweaks Plans, Lands Punches Against Barack Obama
percent” of Americans who don’t pay income taxes and the Obama campaign’s attacks on his tax plans have hurt his image, particularly on the question of whether he would help the wealthy at the expense
As Debate Nears, Mitt Romney Plays Defense on Taxes, Offense on Joseph Biden
For Romney’s campaign, the gaffe was a golden opportunity to try to refocus the debate on the still-struggling economy while making the case that the former Massachusetts governor has plenty of time
D.C. Council Referendum Gets Chilly Hill Reception
If the authorizing bill is endorsed before the end of the year, residents would have the opportunity to vote on the referendum during the next scheduled election, likely a special election expected
K Street Files: Tracking Lobbyists for Other Countries
on Government Oversight, who self- published his first book, in an interview.
Term Limits Heat Up GOP Gavel Contests
Headlining the contests is the scramble for the gavel of the Homeland Security Committee.
Paul Ryan Downplays Mitt Romney’s Debate Performance, Admits to ‘Missteps’
“I don’t think one event is going to make or break this campaign,” the Wisconsin lawmaker said in an interview on “Fox News Sunday.” He noted that Obama is a “a very gifted speaker.
Iowa: Leonard Boswell Files Lawsuit Against Former Primary Foe
Boswell spokesman Kevin McTigue confirmed to Roll Call in an email that the lawsuit was “being filed today” in response. The timing is less than convenient for Boswell, who faces Rep.
GOP Race Highlights Freshman-Vs.-Sophomore Dynamic
“I have good support, even among the freshman class,” she said in an interview.
Daily Ad Track
Here are the most noteworthy television ads we have seen today. Missouri Senate EMILY’s List and the Service Employees International Union have combined for an ad campaign against Rep.