American Crossroads’ $70 Million Senate Blitz
In an interview with Roll Call, American Crossroads President and CEO Steven Law affirmed Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s assessment that control of the chamber could go either way on Nov
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Kentucky: Andy Barr Poll Shows Him Behind by 5 Points
The poll, conducted by well-respected GOP firm Public Opinion Strategies for the Barr campaign and the National Republican Congressional Committee, found Barr’s support remains unchanged since a February
Kathy Hochul Has Eyes on First Full Term
In an interview Monday at a Washington, D.C., sandwich shop, Hochul ticked through a litany of cuts in that budget that she said would hurt her constituents.
Contempt Charges Are Not Partisan Fodder
That is not to make light of the House vote to find the AG in contempt, but rather to question the validity of the countercharge being thrown that this was all done by the Republican majority to
Meghan McCain Promotes Dennis Kucinich
While preparing to interview the daughter of Sen.
Mitt Romney: Dumb People Need Not Apply for Supreme Court
In an interview Wednesday with CBS News, Romney was asked if he would still nominate Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts with the knowledge that Roberts would uphold the Affordable Care Act.
Effort to Overturn Contraceptive Mandate Shifts Focus to Bishops’ Advocacy
“One of the few options now available to repeal the flaw [in the law] is going to be the ballot box,” said Brian Burch, president of Catholic Vote.
Wisconsin: Pat Toomey Endorses Mark Neumann for Senate
Toomey is the fifth GOP Senator from the party’s more conservative wing to endorse Neumann.
Health Insurers Duck Worst-Case Scenario
But even though health plans were handed essentially the status quo, the sector still faces uncertainty as the fight over the health care law becomes an increasingly important talking point in the
Lewis Shares Story of His Struggles
“It’s not a book so much about my past or my history,” he said in an interview. “It’s not a memoir or a biographical sketch.
Funk Descends on National Mall
The Smithsonian Folk Life Festival is set to get down tonight.
Paul in the Hall
It is believed to be the first out-of-the-park homer in the history of the Congressional game. (The only other, by Illinois GOP Rep.
North Carolina: Candidate Appears to Flirt With Birtherism
In an interview with Roll Call today, Meadows clarified his remarks. “I think it’s a non-issue,” he said.
Darrell Issa Challenges Barack Obama’s Executive Privilege Assertion
Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) reiterated requests to interview one-time White House aide Kevin O’Reilly.
Fall Elections Shape Future Rosters
Pulled muscles and back injuries are nothing compared to the devastation the fall elections could inflict on the rosters for the 2013 edition of the CQ Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game.
2012 Candidates: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly
While I interview more than a hundred candidates each election cycle, I don’t evaluate them the way the average politically interested observer does.
K Street Files: Lobbyists Prep for SCOTUS Ruling
, glued to the SCOTUS blog.”
Ethics Issues Abound in Connecticut Primary
“When issues arise, we should address them,” Roberti said in an interview with Roll Call. He added that the investigation comes up often in his conversations with voters.
Pollster Alan Secrest Going Out of Business
“I paid for everything he provided and my contract had been fulfilled,” Wilson said in a brief phone interview Friday. “I fully intended to stay with him for the election cycle.