Democrats Take Pains to Avoid Rand Paul’s Pakistan Amendment
to the package of veterans’ jobs proposals pending before the chamber.
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Senate Race Steers Clear of the ‘L’ Word
And the American public is evolving in its views of the gay community.
Parting Gift
The New York Democrat described the only gift of $350 or more he received in 2011 on his annual financial disclosure statement as “the blessed opportunity for 30 years to pay back, in some small
Out of Darkness
How people eat, live, sleep, eat,” Lieberman said in an interview with Roll Call.
Rand Paul Plays the Nazi Card in Gold Coin Case
“The disputed double eagles were not lawfully removed from the United States Mint and … remain the property of the United States,” U.S. District Judge Legrome D.
Ex-JAG Brings Skills to OCE
“It was a morally ambiguous experience that made me appreciate the clarity of the OCE’s mission,” Ashmawy said of the Air Force cases.
Battle for the House Engages
For Democrats and Republicans fighting for control of the House, the official start of the general election begins Wednesday when the final primaries of the cycle are on the books.
Illinois Democrats Lower Expectations of Gains
“I’m extremely confident that – worst-case scenario – we pick up two in Illinois,” Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Steve Israel (N.Y.) said during an interview with Roll Call
Democrats Ratchet Up the War for Women’s Votes in Charlotte
the outcome of the election.
Steve Israel Says House Remains in Play
“It’s absolutely in play and more so at the beginning of September than at the beginning of August,” he told Roll Call in an interview here a few hours before President Barack Obama accepted the
Hill Climbers: Staffer Urges Patience in Job Search
Martinez said his goal was to find a job on Capitol Hill, but with too few funds to fly back and forth from Texas to D.C. for the numerous interview rounds required for a Hill gig, he said he decided
Kasim Reed’s Stock Rises as Georgia’s Demographics Shift
Among the names at the top of their recruitment list is first-term Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed.
After Two Losses, Pennsylvania’s Patrick Murphy Waits in the Wings
In April, Murphy blew the primary for state attorney general against a first-time candidate. “I’m looking forward to the next chapter of my life,” Murphy said in an interview Tuesday.
James Clyburn: Bill Clinton’s Speech ‘Second Best of Convention’
“I thought it was a great speech,” he said in a brief interview on the floor of the Democratic National Convention tonight. “I gotta give No. 1 to Mrs.
Obama Venue Change Means Different Backdrop, Little Else
But it would not have been a good thing if it was pouring rain in the stadium,” Van Hollen told Roll Call in an interview.
House Democrats: Don’t Blame Us
“We are the House Democrats. Our purpose is to reignite the American Dream. And we have work to do,” the narrator says.
Bill Clinton Delivers Strongest Argument Yet for Barack Obama’s Re-Election
given the depths the economy had sunk to by the time the president took office in 2009.
Chris Van Hollen Talks House Races and Playing Paul Ryan in Debate
. — Democrats still have a shot at winning back power of the House, Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) told Roll Call on Wednesday in an interview.
Ted Strickland Can Light Up a Room. Now What?
On the opening night of the Democratic National Convention, former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland blew the party faithful away with his speech highlighting economic comeback stories in his home state.
Todd Akin Has Ruffled Feathers Before, but With Prayer
But it didn’t mark the first time the six-term House Republican has set himself apart from even the most conservative Members of his party.