Gary Condit’s Son Set to Launch Bid for Congress
However, a story published on ivn.us includes an interview with Condit in which he confirms he is running. Several calls to a phone number listed on the website went unanswered.
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Romney Campaign Says He Backs Blunt Amendment
Earlier today, however, the former Massachusetts governor had said he did not support the proposal.
Heinrichs: Obama Suffering From Defense Rhetoric Gap
In addition to the Department of Defense, the security accounts include the State, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security departments.
Olympia Snowe, Bob Kerrey Shift Senate Landscape
When the history books are written, this week may go down as a seminal point in the 2012 battle for control of the Senate.
No Room for GOP Moderates
Snowe is in line to take the helm of the powerful Commerce Committee, but sources said the post held little appeal for her.
Dog Days at Congressional Cemetery
the local jail and the decaying remains of D.C.
Presidential Hopefuls
On top of that, the contestants each faced a panel interview with members of the Nationals game operation staff.
Earmark Fight Poses Problem for Harry Reid, Dean Heller
Johanns contends that the provision violates an agreement in the Senate to forgo earmarks for the current Congress and further erodes the trust of the American people in their government.
Race Ratings: Florida Offers Democrats Chances at Pickups
Regardless of the court’s decision, under the 1965 Voting Rights Act, the Congressional map has to be “precleared” by either the Department of Justice or the federal District Court for the District
White House Candidates: No Apology for Quran Burning
The president’s apology, which came Thursday as two U.S. soldiers were killed in retaliatory protests, has become the latest political football in the Republican primary contest, bringing foreign
Cantor ‘JOBS’ Package Includes McCarthy, Schweikert Bills
In a taped interview for “Fox News Sunday,” the Virginia Republican was optimistic the measures could be signed into law, saying there is a “window of opportunity for us to get something done” to
K Street Wrestles With Conventions
In addition to wincing at the tab of hosting parties that run more than $100,000 at the conventions, many lobbying groups fear the bad publicity that comes with feting Members, staff and the party
Discussing ‘The Dark Side’
“Islam is a religion that uses a lot of fear,” Darwish, a Christian convert from Islam and founder of Arabs for Israel, told Roll Call in a recent interview.
Hill Climbers: Reporter’s Path From Hawaii to Hill
“Whenever me and my friends got together, we would go around and interview people about their pets and other kid stuff. But we would make stories about it,” she recalled.
Delegating Lets Pelosi Focus on 2012
as she focuses on winning the majority and the Speaker’s gavel.
Presidential Primary Has GOP Nervous
And of the two, only the former Massachusetts governor is considered a real contender for the nomination.
Bob McDonnell’s Backing Puts D.C. Autonomy on Front Burner
That Cantor was among the recipients of the letter is also significant, Norton said.
Ted Cruz Unsure on Backing John Cornyn if Elected
It began last night, when the Dallas Morning News published an interview with former Solicitor General Ted Cruz. Cruz said he was undecided on whether he would vote for Sen.
New York: Grimm Drumbeat Grows Louder
All the allegations may eventually make for a one-term Congressman. But right now, the only Democrat in the race is Mark Murphy, a former aide to the New York City public advocate.