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This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: When you decided to retire, you said the “whole atmosphere in Washington is awful.” What was the last straw for you?
Before his interview, Flores received a text from Patriots head coach Bill Belichick congratulating him for getting the job — but Belichick had meant to text another former assistant of his, Brian Daboll
“Next thing I knew, I came in and I had the best couch, the best chairs.”
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You were a prolific coach for your kids’ sports teams — I heard 93 teams. A: That’s an accurate number.
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: How did you end up interning on the Hill?
to a big debate among the people who keep the Bitcoin algorithms, the miners, the investors,” she said.
Oh, and the White Sox. This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You’ve had some pretty big career jumps, and one stands out to me the most.
A debate engulfs the nation. The two sides mock and deride one another, while comedians and the disengaged crack jokes from the sidelines.
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You’re a big rap fan. I’ve heard you were so angry at Tipper Gore for her censorship push that you voted for Bush in ’92 and Dole in ’96.
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: How did you end up working for Pell in the mid-1980s? A: I met him my freshman year at Rhode Island College.
congressional staff,” said CPSA co-founder Jacob Wilson in an interview.
Traditionally, the week of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday is a recess for Congress. Not this year.
The threatened run the gamut of the House and Senate, from the hyper-partisan moths who fly toward the latest controversy to the little-known wallflowers toiling away in near anonymity.
It’s fitting that Marilyn Strickland is Heard on the Hill’s first Take Five interview for 2022.
the poisonous atmosphere on the Hill after Jan. 6.
When you were getting close to the end of a scheduled interview with the late Sen. Harry Reid, it was always a good time to bring up baseball.
But in an interview last month with CQ Roll Call, the Nebraska Republican said that’s what voters — at least, swing voters in the suburbs — want. This interview has been edited and condensed.
The speaker can’t decipher which is the adjective modifying a noun and which is actually the noun,” the Pennsylvania Democrat said.
The former marketing executive talked about all that, plus how Democrats can rebrand themselves ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. This interview has been edited and condensed.
We were inundated with stats and headlines and information, but not any images,” he said in an interview conducted in a format that the pandemic transformed from novel to commonplace, on Zoom.