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Mitch McConnell Promises More Open Process
In an interview with Roll Call, McConnell declined to predict a GOP takeover and set modest goals for what Republicans can achieve if they’re in charge — promising only that he could set a conservative
DeMint: I’m Comfortable With Romney
But in an interview following a morning closed-door meeting with Romney in Washington, D.C., DeMint said the former governor impressed him with his commitments to fiscal reform and to repealing President
Maryland: Donna Edwards Backs John Delaney
The Edwards endorsement occurred this morning during rush hour at the Shady Grove Metro Station in suburban Maryland.
North Carolina: Larry Kissell Poll Shows Him Under 50 Percent
By comparison, another very vulnerable Democratic incumbent in the South, Rep. John Barrow (Ga.), had $904,000 in the bank at the end of December.
New Minority-Focused PAC Launches
John Podesta, the founder of the Center for American Progress and a former White House chief of staff, will advise the group.
House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy Swipes at Senate GOP
While Reid and President Barack Obama are indeed partially to blame, the California Republican bluntly said in a recent interview with Roll Call that the internal political goals of the Senate GOP
Young Guns Divided
But over the course of the past four years, the Young Guns brand diffused into separate franchises and, in the process, may have lost some of its original flavor.
The Jedi Knight of Congress
Unlike Roberts, Sullivan also has a “Star Wars” take on the job. “The parliamentarians, to me, were like the Jedi knights,” Sullivan says of the days when he was on the outside looking in.
Illinois: John Boehner Evens Score, Donates to Don Manzullo Too
The late donation from Boehner’s Freedom Project settles the Speaker’s support in the highly competitive Tuesday primary between the two Illinois GOP Members that has divided the House Republican
Cracking the Whip a Big Job for Rep.
We had to sort of shift gears there,’” McCarthy said in an interview. He added, “That’s part of my role, to be an advocate for the Members.
Hill Climbers: Alaskan Is Begich’s Eyes and Ears
As a rural liaison in the office of the state’s Democratic Senator, Mark Begich, she now has that opportunity.
Getting Them While They Are Young and Conservative
Bush, 35, said in a telephone interview late last week. Bush is the son of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, grandson of President George H.W. Bush and nephew of President George W. Bush.
South Region Roundup
The GOP-held Legislature situated the new 7th in the northeastern part of the state, anchored in Myrtle Beach and the Pee Dee region.
Southwest Region Roundup
In an interview with Roll Call, he expressed an intent to run a campaign focused on issues and not the past. He avoided speaking about Giffords on all matters.
Jackson’s Eye on Primary Prize
I’ve been real busy,” Jackson joked in an interview outside his Kankakee, Ill., campaign office. “Mr. Fitzgerald kept me pretty busy. I wouldn’t call that complacent. When Mr.
Crowdfunding Proposal Hits Snag
The broad appeal of crowdfunding helps explain why the House passed the JOBS Act by a generous 390-23 margin last week.
If Angus King Wants Senate Seat, He’ll Choose a Side
A lot will depend on what the numbers are and depend upon what the actual circumstances are,” King told a Bangor television station over the weekend.
Cleaning House
The other super PAC, Restart Congress, is technically supposed to be in the term-limits game.
Democrats Face Ideological House Primaries
It’s not at all surprising, given the media’s concentration on the fight for the heart and soul of the Republican Party between tea party conservatives and the GOP’s more pragmatic conservative wing, that