Between the Lines: Sessions Wants to Work Out Lines in Texas
“We’ll very much want to work with the Department of Justice and the court to make sure we’ll be in full compliance with the law,” Sessions said in a brief interview.
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Matt Doheny Kicks Off Rematch Against Bill Owens in New York
In an interview, Doheny said the twin challenges that the country faces today are the lack of growth and the nation’s debt.
Tea Party Roots May Clash With Leadership Bid
Rubio said in an interview that he has not given any thought to whether ideological consistency is compatible with serving in leadership.
Ethics Watchdogs Rise to John Edwards’ Defense
“That means they are also saying if you’re a known philanderer, those wouldn’t be campaign costs because you wouldn’t be trying to cover it up,” Sloan said in an interview.
Durbin Forges Ahead in Deficit Negotiations
“There just hasn’t been a buy-in at the leadership levels,” Durbin lamented in an interview this week. “That’s what we need.”
Wasserman Schultz Leaves Judiciary to Spend More Time With DNC
I just submitted the formal letter the other day,” the Florida Democrat said in an interview.
Alexander Steps Down; Thune Steps Up
As recent as Thursday of last week, in an interview with Roll Call, Alexander gave no indication that he was reconsidering his Whip campaign.
Jerry Springer Reflects on His Former Boss’s Victory
Springer has personal and professional respect for Turner, but the two men sit on opposite ends of the ideological spectrum, and the host said he “almost feels sick” about the recent election outcome
Race Ratings: GOP Shores Up Freshmen in Competitive Michigan
Michigan Republicans held the pen during their map redraw that found one Member of the Congressional delegation on the chopping block because the state is losing a seat because of population decline.
Many Ohio Democrats Assess Comeback Bids
Charleta Tavares (D) said in a phone interview that she’s “very interested” in the 3rd district and she’ll make a final decision “probably within the month.”
Shop Talk: I Want My Live TV
The number of live TV watchers is decreasing as the use of online video and DVRs are on the rise.
With Flair for Dramatic, Murray Helmed Upset
Murray, who goes by the nickname “O’B,” trailed the Democrat as he walked out of the sanctuary.
Michigan Ties May Play Role on Super Committee
That two of the three House GOP Representatives on the super committee are from the Wolverine State is largely accidental.
Congressional Progressive Caucus Works to Increase Influence
Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), co-chairman of the CPC, said in an interview last week. Indeed, one Democratic leadership aide said the caucus “in the past hasn’t been taken very seriously.” And Rep.
Campaigns Face Costs of Scandal
Though the criminal complaint focuses on Solorio’s campaign, it says Durkee admitted during an interview “that she had been misappropriating her clients’ money for years, and that forms she filed
Senate Democrats Lack Options to Push Their Agenda
If the Senate moved to take up the bill, of course, Reid would be expected to replace the abortion or health care repeal text with the language of Obama’s jobs proposal.
Interviewing on the Sly
But there’s that tricky interview process in between for employed job seekers whose bosses don’t know they are on the hunt.
Bill Huizenga Facing Possible Primary in Michigan
Bill Huizenga in the GOP primary next year — and he said his friend, freshman Rep. Justin Amash (R), will stay neutral in the race if he goes for it.
Want a Job in Politics? Check Out These Books
From the president to Congress to the American people, the refrain is the same: jobs, jobs, jobs.
North Carolina Redistricting Sets Up Clash of Democrats
But during the past several weeks, Miller’s rhetoric has alluded to him taking on Price — the dean of the Democratic delegation — in a primary in the newly drawn 4th district.