Illinois: Democrats Set Up Application Process in 12th District
William Enyart, the adjutant general of the Illinois National Guard, is the newest name to express an interest in running for retiring Rep. Jerry Costello’s (D) seat.
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Crucial Week for Highway Bill
The prospects of passing a long-term extension to federal highway and transit programs before the end of the month are evaporating, and House and Senate negotiators face a make-or-break week if they want
Dick Lugar: Next Step Will Be Outside Government
In an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union,” the Indiana Republican was asked if he would consider taking a position such as diplomat in the Obama administration if the president is re-elected.
David Axelrod Says He Did Not Attend ‘Terror Tuesdays’
On Tuesday, the New York Times reported that Axelrod “began showing up at the ‘Terror Tuesday’ meetings,” but that he had an “unspeaking presence.”
Quiet on Veep, Paul Ryan Preps to Help Mitt Romney
In an interview Thursday, the House Budget chairman declined to discuss the topic, waving me off mid-question as I tried to gauge his interest in being selected as the 2012 vice presidential nominee
Florida: John Mica Poll Shows Him Up Big Against Sandy Adams
Adams, a freshman Member, has strong tea party support; Mica, in his 10th term in Congress and the chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, has the backing of the party establishment
Mitch McConnell Picks Top Races in Majority Quest
In an interview with Roll Call last week in his Capitol office, the man who could be Majority Leader in the 113th Congress outlined the races pivotal to control and discussed candidate recruitment
Film Aimed at Reviving Page Program
to the chamber.
Tax Battle Brewing Over Small Businesses
Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) stopped short of endorsing the bill last week in a brief interview but said that the expensing provisions would help the economy.
War for Women Takes House
But I think the last thing the president wants to do is to let the American people know where he really is on this issue of life and death for the innocent,” Franks said.
What Happens if We Go Off the Fiscal Cliff?
The CBO bases its analysis on the fiscal shock to a weak economy that would occur if, in one fell swoop, all the Bush tax cuts expired along with extenders such as the alleviation of the alternative
A United Wisconsin … in Maryland?
“It’s an election that’s based in Wisconsin,” the Democratic National Committee chairwoman said in an interview on C-SPAN.
David Dewhurst, Ted Cruz Headed to Senate Runoff in Texas
and the Texas GOP establishment.
Norm Dicks Picks His Spots, Including When to Exit
I just felt that I didn’t want to be one of the people who either lost or died in office,” he said during a recent wide-ranging interview in his Congressional office.
Thaddeus McCotter’s Botch Risks Seat
The five-term lawmaker’s campaign turned in less than a quarter of the requisite signatures to seek the GOP nomination in the 11th district.
Arizona: Ron Barber Noncommittal on Vote for Nancy Pelosi
. — Ron Barber, the Democrat running to succeed ex-Rep.
Despite His Criticism of Lavish Conferences, Jeff Sessions Has Traveled on Taxpayer Dime
Jeff Sessions may have spent much of the past week slamming the 9th U.S.
John McCain: Obama ‘Kicking the Can’ on Syria
In an interview on “Fox News Sunday,” the Arizona Republican said the president’s “feckless foreign policy” is allowing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to continue to use violence to stay in power
Leon Panetta: ‘Nothing Inappropriate’ Shared With Filmmakers
But in an interview on ABC’s “This Week” with Jake Tapper, Panetta said the assistance was routine. “Nothing inappropriate was shared with them,” he said.
Ohio: CEO Talks FBI Investigation Into Josh Mandel, Jim Renacci Donors
Jim Renacci (R-Ohio) and the Senate campaign of Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel (R) is talking to the media about the probe.