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clients he described in an interview as “politically active” but “not wealthy.”
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Former Pages Fighting Decision to End Program
“Private funding is the way to go for this. How could [Speaker John] Boehner [R-Ohio] say no to that?” Caton, who now works in the private sector, said in an interview.
Big-Name South Carolina Strategists Advising Perry
Gingrich’s former top presidential campaign aides have close ties to Perry, and they have been helping the Texas governor ramp up his presidential campaign since defecting from the ex-Speaker’s team.
Pawlenty: Iowa Straw Poll Will Help His Case
Mitt Romney in recent polls in Iowa, the first caucus state, but said he will move from “the back of the pack” in next weekend’s poll.
Flake Draws Wealthy GOP Primary Opponent
Jeff Flake for the Republican Senate nomination in Arizona.
Blue Dogs Looking for a Lift
Blue Dogs seemed like a dying breed over the past few months, but the group got a boost last week with the surprise appearance of their colleague Rep. Gabrielle Giffords on the House floor.
Ryan Doesn’t Expect Much From Deficit Committee
“I’m not putting my stock in this committee,” the Wisconsin lawmaker said in an interview on “Fox News Sunday.”
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Durbin on Defense
In an extended interview with Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D), Jon Stewart, host of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show,” took Congressional Democrats to task for their handling of the debt ceiling debacle
Shop Talk: Special Spokesmen
Shop Talk previously featured the consulting teams for the candidates running in the Sept. 13 special election in Nevada’s 2nd district, but since then, the campaigns have both hired communications directors
Deficit Panel Faces Tax Fight
Democrats and Republicans are already disagreeing about what they agreed to in the recently signed-into-law deal to raise the debt ceiling, and not surprisingly, taxes are at the heart of the dispute.
Race Ratings: GOP Looks for Major Gains in North Carolina
center of the state.
Bonamici Joins Oregon Special Seeking Frontrunner Status
“I have a long record of being a consumer advocate and reputation as a legislator who can get things done,” the Democrat said in an interview with Roll Call. “The response has been so positive.”
Tea Party Summers in Wisconsin
Now they’re being targeted,” Amy Kremer, who co-chairs Tea Party Express, explained in an interview.
Thompson’s Primary Unlikely to Get Nasty in Mississippi
In an interview with Roll Call, she repeatedly declined to criticize Thompson, whom she is challenging in the Democratic primary.
Next Debt Test: Panel Picking
The 12-Member bipartisan, bicameral joint committee is one of the cornerstones of the new law designed to cut the deficit by $3 trillion during the next 10 years while extending the debt ceiling
Lawmakers Learn to Juggle Family, Office Duty
After missing a trip home one weekend, the Illinois Republican turned down an interview with Christiane Amanpour the following week to travel home.
Heard on the Hill: Debt Debacle Highlights
In the letter, Reagan asks for “help and support in the passage of an increase to the limit to the public debt.”
Novel Examines Navy’s Deal With the ‘Devil’
He must interview his grandfather’s old associate, Luciano, about the covert role the mob played in World War II. That story, laced with Lansky’s Jewish-gangster patois, makes up much of the book.
McConnell: Negotiators Close to $3T Debt Deal
Director of the National Economic Council Gene Sperling, who also appeared on CNN, said the administration wants to delay any revenue-raising measures for the next 18 months while the economy recovers
Heard on the Hill: Clouded by Bachmann
Michele Bachmann’s (Minn.) brother, Gary Amble, KCTV’s meteorologist, gave an exclusive interview with his employer about what it feels like to no longer be the most famous member of his family.