Typogate, the Sequel
The second error led Foxx to make a tearful plea to Democrats on the House floor to consent to fixing the second error. But Rep.
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Harry Reid, White House Shy From Gun Control Debate
“With the schedule we have, we’re not going to get into a debate on gun control,” the Nevada Democrat told reporters today.
Urban Renewal Redux
The commission’s proposal would create a new 15-block “ecodistrict” on the south side of Independence Avenue, between Fourth Street on the east, 12th Street on the west and Maine Avenue on the south
Bipartisan Buddies
“They like to see all of us working together to get things done,” Hirono told Roll Call in an interview. The Congresswoman said Rep.
VP Nominee or Not, Rob Portman Is Valuable to GOP
And while all the hullabaloo of the will-he-won’t-he game of vice presidential politics might be a nuisance — or might even be the buildup to an actual selection — the freshman Senator is using his Beltway
Gun Control Issue Absent on the Trail
Christopher Shays, one of the original proponents of the federal assault weapons ban and now running in the Senate GOP primary, disavowed the defunct law as ineffective in the wake of the recent Colorado
Massachusetts: New Poll Shows Close Senate Race
Because this was a poll of registered voters, as opposed to likely voters, the undecided number is probably higher than the actual number of voters who haven’t yet made up their mind in the white-hot
Iowa: Ben Lange Plays Up Bruce Braley’s Statewide Ambition
“Folks in Iowa are investing in our race because they know it’s a cost-effective investment for them because Bruce wants to run statewide for governor or Senator next cycle,” Lange said in a Monday interview
GOP Promises New, Improved Senate
McConnell ripped the way Reid has run the Senate in an interview Monday on Sean Hannity’s radio show.
Wisconsin Candidates Battle to Proclaim Identity
Roys offered a less explicit criticism of her opponent in an interview with Roll Call.
Ethics Complaint Revives Charges of Watchdog Group Bias
the Fast and Furious scandal.
Tommy Wells Discusses Long-Term Plans for District
Councilmember Tommy Wells arrived late to the interview, glistening with sweat after rushing from one appointment to the next on a typically sweltering summer morning.
Politics Put Largely on Hold After Colorado Shootings
Republicans and Democrats today toned down the politicking after the early morning massacre at a showing of the new Batman movie in Aurora, Colo., canceling events and offering condolences.
The Suits Off Their Backs
The House edged out the Senate this year, reclaiming the title after being bested last time around.
Members Prod House Leaders for Vote on Stalled Farm Bill
The South Dakota Republican said in an interview that she met recently with Boehner and on Tuesday evening with Cantor, but “they said they’re concerned the bill wouldn’t pass.”
Mitch McConnell Warns Harry Reid Over Filibuster Changes
the Senate to take up bills.
Illinois: Timothy Johnson Noncommittal on Nominee for His Seat
House Republicans have rallied behind their new 13th district nominee, Rodney Davis, except for the Member vacating the seat. Rep.
Rob Portman’s Push Not Too Popular
“I’m just trying to get something done here that helps the country,” Portman said in an interview in his office in the Russell Senate Office Building.
Senate May Soon Grind to Halt
Senate aides have said that if the Michigan Democrat’s legislation reaches the floor, it’s the likely vehicle for votes next week on extending the tax cuts implemented under President George W.
Narrow N.M. Senate Race Will Only Get Closer
It may not be a presidential swing state this year, but New Mexico is at the heart of the fight for the Senate.