WH Delays Debt Limit Request so Members Can Oppose It
The maneuver, laid out in the August compromise to raise the debt ceiling, requires the president to submit written certification to Congress that the debt is within $100 billion of the limit.
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Pelosi Aide Denies Daughter’s Quote on Breitbart Site
“She would retire right now, if the donors she has didn’t want her to stay so badly,” the website claimed the younger Pelosi said in a phone interview.
Susana Martinez Has Conservative Cred, High Approval Ratings
Martinez advisers said in a recent interview that the governor would avail herself to the GOP nominee.
Colorado’s Coffman Vulnerable Under New Lines
of the House goes right through the West.
Boehner, Reid Come to Deal on Payroll Tax Holiday
In an interview with Roll Call, the Florida Republican said that he would not obstruct the unanimous consent vote but that he thought the House should have voted on the McConnell-Reid plan earlier this
House GOP Finds Itself Out on a Limb
the showdown.
Payroll Tax Cut Standoff Begins
doing so until the House passes the Senate-passed bill.
Newt Gingrich Situation Highlights Lobbying Dilemma
He said the issue is whether the former Speaker “did something specifically to intervene on her behalf to get the contract.”
Heller Pursues Bipartisanship With an Eye on 2012
“My voting record’s pretty darn conservative,” Heller said in an interview with Roll Call. “I want to be a little bit more pragmatic about the way to get work done here.
Heard on the Hill: Christmas at the Capitol
With Christmas just around the corner and the end of the this session hopefully (*fingers crossed*) in sight, Congressional mirth-makers are blanketing constituents and colleagues with quirky season’s
Newt Gingrich: Capitol Police Could Force Judges to Testify Before Congress
In an interview on CBS’ “Face the Nation” this morning, the Republican presidential candidate said that he would force judges to defend unpopular decisions before Congressional hearings.
John Boehner: House GOP Will Reject Extenders Bill
A day after the Senate approved a hard-fought compromise and then adjourned for the year, the Speaker made clear in an interview on NBC’s “Meet the Press” that House Republicans will put forward
GOP Leaders Reject Payroll Tax Deal
on the call.
Tea Party Express Turns Eyes to Senate
For the Tea Party Express, next year’s election is all about the Senate.
California Rep. Denham Thinks Large and Small
During a recent interview with Roll Call in his Longworth office, Denham had to rush off to fulfill Speaker pro tem duties.
Allen West Compares Democrats to Goebbels
In an interview with several reporters today, the Florida Republican blamed Democratic messaging for a recent poll that showed Americans blame the GOP more for Capitol Hill gridlock.
A King-Size Reaction to Request for NYPD Investigation
“This is just left-wing pandering,” King said in a brief interview. “Political correctness has gone crazy on the other side. These guys go on the line every day. A thousand cops out there.
‘Dear Vlad,’ McCain Isn’t Fazed By Criticism
Putin, during a telephone interview on Russian television, leveled a verbal broadside at the Arizona Republican after the Armed Services ranking member posted comments on Twitter that all but labeled
Mike Castle Weighs In on O’Donnell Endorsement of Romney
Mike Castle, whom O’Donnell upset in the 2010 Senate primary, said Wednesday in a phone interview.
Young Businessman Eyes Heath Shuler Seat
In an interview with Roll Call, Wingfield said he was gauging his support in the district, which includes most of the western part of the Tar Heel State.