GOP Cries Sabotage of Brown’s Bipartisanship
“It’s sad; I think this is one of the reasons people don’t like what’s happening in Washington,” Brown said during a recent interview after an amendment he filed to the defense authorization bill
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Parties Court Latinos as Swing Voters in 2012
on the economy.
Liberal Groups Take Up Occupy Mantle in D.C.
But even as the Capitol Hill protesters shouted that they are the “99 percent,” language introduced by OWS, it was unclear whether the D.C. effort had the backing of the larger grass-roots movement.
Primary Headache in Nebraska’s GOP Contest
“Obviously I’m just disappointed that the party folks in Washington think they need to recruit someone else,” DeMint, who supports another GOP candidate in the race, said in an interview Tuesday.
Cantor Quietly Finds Success in Hollywood
This is where the professionals are,” Cantor told PJTV in a 2009 interview.
GOP Searches for ‘Smoking Gun’ in Solyndra Probe
“We wanted to get to the bottom of the story. How did the taxpayers end up losing $535 million? Why was it that the taxpayers were put last?”
Barrow Faces Tough Election Cycle After Redraw
In an interview in his Capitol Hill office, Barrow appeared unfazed. Asked how he can win given the demographic shift, he was blunt.
Senators Wrangle Over Consumer Protection
the 2012 elections.
Lack of Discipline Could Bite Gingrich
Among the harshest critics of Gingrich’s speakership, and what it might portend for the GOP if he wins the nomination or the presidency, are Republican Members who served under him in the House.
White House to Push Cordray Appointment to Consumer Bureau
p> White House officials have scheduled a special briefing Monday for Washington-based print journalists from these states, and on Thursday television news stations from these states are expected to interview
Former Sen. McGovern Injured in Fall
George McGovern (D-S.D.) has been hospitalized after falling and hitting his head while getting ready for a live interview on C-SPAN in Mitchell, S.D., the Associated Press reported.
California Members Are by Berman’s Side
He said in an interview that he expects to turn in an “impressive fourth quarter” as well. Looking ahead, Berman guessed he and Sherman could spend $10 million combined.
Carolyn Maloney Won’t Take On Maxine Waters for Financial Services Slot
Ranking member Barney Frank (D-Mass.) announced this week that he will retire at the end of his term, setting the stage for Waters, an 11-term lawmaker and the next-highest-ranking Member on the
Senate Agrees to Compromise on Detainees
It cleared the Senate 99–1, with Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) casting the lone “no” vote.
Bartlett Draws Primary Challenge
And to top it off, the buzz about whether the 10-term Congressman will retire thanks to the dismantling of his district in redistricting has prompted a state Senator to say he’ll run, even if it means
Earmark Ban Unlikely to Get Vote Soon
House Republican leaders led the push for the ban when they won the majority in the last election after campaigning on cutting Washington spending.
Are Stars Aligned for Republican Win in Mass.?
The district, which grew slightly less Democratic in redistricting, encompasses the North Shore region of the state.
National Democrats Eye Arizona Senate Clash
National Democrats said they think Carmona has the “capacity to clear the field.”
John Thune’s Choice a Sign of Worry Over Newt Gingrich
the rest of the field in a general election.
Richmond Wrangles With Protest Costs
They are demanding a refund, saying they have had to pay simply for following the rules. “The law is not being applied equally,” Colleen Owens, the tea party’s spokeswoman, said in an interview.