Alcee Hastings Admits Sexual Comments but Denies Harassment
summary of an interview OCE investigators conducted with the lawmaker.
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Hoyer Fills Out Legislative Operations Team
One Democratic source said the recent hiring announcements suggest that Hoyer is “ramping up for the new year.”
Ethics Panel Continues to Probe Rep. Alcee Hastings
It is the final time the committee will be required to comment on the matter unless it decides to empanel a formal investigative subcommittee and hold a public ethics trial.
App Will Help Boost Conservative Turnout
Campaign headquarters can also use the app to deliver real-time data on the target, and the volunteer can respond with information on how the meeting went.
Alex Mooney Skips Maryland Race, Signals Roscoe Bartlett Definitely Running
“ As recently as last week, Mooney was on the fence about running in the event Bartlett did not retire.
Retailers to Obama: Promote Our Priorities in SOTU
The National Retail Federation has something to sell to the White House.
Republicans Running to Take on Matheson Hope for Romney Boost
races in the country.
Mitt Romney Turns Attention to South Carolina
South Carolina Republicans go to the polls in just 11 days to decide what could be the crucial primary in the race for the 2012 GOP White House nomination. “The president has run out of ideas.
Abby Huntsman Livingston: A Unique View From the Campaign Trail
What’s it like to interview someone who has your same name?
Rand Paul Stumps to Educate Voters on Dad’s Positions
Rand Paul (Ky.) acknowledged in an interview today that foreign policy and national defense issues have dampened voter support for the presidential campaign of his father, Texas Rep. Ron Paul.
Draft Tennessee Map Seeks to Keep Current Partisan Makeup
A draft Congressional redistricting plan released today by the Tennessee Legislature solidifies the partisan makeup of the Volunteer State’s Congressional delegation.
Ancient History Between Mitt Romney, Bill Kristol
Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol has been one of the more prominent thorns in Mitt Romney’s side throughout the 2012 presidential contest, but their differences go all the way back to the early 1990s
Another Wild Republican Primary in Kentucky
He declined to get into the specifics of the conversations.
Republicans Court Latino Voters
The Republican Party has a problem heading into the elections — a Latino gap that may be getting bigger.
House Campaign Strategists Scour Iowa Results for Turnout Clues
“If there are some kind of similar registrations like that across the state, then Republicans might have caught up last night,” King said in a Wednesday phone interview.
Time Running Out for GOP to Play in Oregon Special
“We’re aware of them,” Bonamici said in a recent interview from her campaign headquarters in Beaverton about Democratic losses in New York and Nevada special elections.
Rick Perry Signals Support for David Dewhurst
David Dewhurst (R) in the state’s U.S. Senate race, according to the Austin American Statesman.
AOC, Capitol Police to Watch Over Union Square
Since the 1930s, the National Park Service has been in charge of Union Square, an 11-acre swath of the National Mall that contains the Ulysses S. Grant Memorial and the Capitol Reflecting Pool.
Steve King Decides to Stay on Iowa Sidelines
Steve King announced late this afternoon that he would not endorse a candidate in the Iowa caucuses.
Redistricting Spurs Debate Over Voting Rights Act
The colorful and controversial party chairman, who is an attorney, passionately argued in an interview with Roll Call over the summer that the GOP used the Voting Rights Act as cover for packing