House Democrats Stoke Procedural Fires
Campaign Committee Chairman Steve Israel (N.Y.) said in an interview.
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Hill Unfazed by Daley Show
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has made known his displeasure with the White House over various slights this year — including a recent interview in Politico in which Daley blamed Democrats
Burr Counts on His Record in Whip Race
Burr, the Chief Deputy Whip under retiring Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl (Ariz.), discussed his decision to seek the No. 2 Republican leadership post on Wednesday during a 30-minute interview with
Dueling Document Releases Shed More Light on Solyndra Push
Mitchell wrote to Kaiser on Oct. 6, 2010, that “the consensus is that a meeting with the new White House Chief of Staff is the best avenue to approach the administration for support on the DOE front
Heard on the Hill: Giving Game Shows Another Go
Belke waited out the 18 months she was barred from competing on game shows, then applied for “Millionaire” over the summer, which included a 50-question quiz and 90-minute interview.
Democrats Walking an Oversight Tightrope
During a recent hallway interview with Roll Call, House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) stepped into an elevator that held Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.).
No Surprises Expected in Oregon Special Primaries
Cornilles said last month in an interview with Roll Call that he recognizes the partisan lean of the district, promises to be representative of it in Congress and sees this election as a “do-over
Charles Schumer Predicts Failure for Super Committee
In an interview today on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” the No. 3 Senate Democrat said Republicans will be to blame if the Joint Committee on Deficit Reduction deadlocks because the GOP has largely refused
Lawmakers Struggling Through Pennsylvania Redraw
Republicans drew the pair together, thinking Holden would lose to Gekas in the GOP-leaning district in 2002. But the Democrat didn’t, and Holden has easily held on to the seat since.
Defense Cuts Will Likely Stay in Place if Super Committee Fails
Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) said in a brief interview late last week. Kirk, who said he is talking informally to McCain, put a high priority on the credit rating of the U.S. government.
DeMint Says He’s Unlikely to Dole Out 2012 Endorsement
Jim DeMint is “unlikely” to endorse a presidential candidate in the 2012 GOP primary, the South Carolina Republican said in an interview with the Washington Post.
Sen. Chris Coons Savors His New Role
The Delaware Democrat, who started in local government, was supposed to lose the 2010 election to the venerable Rep.
McCain, Graham Ask Pentagon to Weigh Military Costs of Super Committee Failure
John McCain (Ariz.) and Lindsey Graham (S.C.) sent a letter to the Pentagon tonight asking Defense Department officials to evaluate the consequences for the military if the Joint Committee on Deficit Reduction
Ron Paul Cancels Meeting With Far-Right French Figure
Le Pen is one of the most controversial figures in French politics. Her father, Jean-Marie, founded the National Front.
Boehner Defends Transparency but Won’t Commit to Open Rule
For instance, the minibus passed by the Senate on Tuesday that is headed to a conference committee includes two appropriations bills — the Commerce, Justice and science and the Transportation and
Rep. David Dreier’s Fate Rests With Map Lawsuit
He took the matter to federal district court after the state Supreme Court threw out the case. “There’s a new federal court case just filed this week.
Corey Stewart Endorses George Allen in Virginia
A Virginia conservative who once considered challenging George Allen for the GOP Senate nomination instead endorsed the former Senator today.
Dale Kildee’s Nephew Seeks Retiring Uncle’s Michigan Seat
“I’m announcing that I’m running for Congress,” Dan Kildee said in a brief Monday phone interview. “This is a seat that I think I can represent well.
Republican Declines Bid for New South Carolina Seat
Reapportionment granted the state a new district, which the GOP-controlled Legislature placed in the northeastern part of the state.
Awkward Hearing Set for Deficit Panel
No one close to the deficit panel suggests the statements from the four budget bigwigs will change the trajectory of the special panel.