Libyan Conflict Begins to Fracture Senate
Just like the House before it, the Libyan conflict began to splinter the Senate this week as support diminished for a nonbinding resolution expressing approval for U.S. military action in the war-torn
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HOH’s One-Minute Recess: The Force Behind Breitbart
Marcia Kramer, a political and investigative reporter with CBS New York, may be the Rosencrantz (or is it the Guildenstern?) of the Rep. Anthony Weiner scandal.
Boren Won’t Seek Re-Election
“I have no doubt it will be very competitive, and you don’t take anything for granted,” Carson told Roll Call in a telephone interview.
Members to Get First Glimpse of New California Map
Incumbents are not the only ones hoping to influence the process.
Teddy Roosevelt’s Life Keeps Biographers Busy
DiSilvestro, author of “Theodore Roosevelt in the Badlands: A Young Politician’s Quest for Recovery in the American West,” said in an interview.
30 Years Later, Nolan Considers Comeback Bid
Nolan was elected to Congress three times, the first time with the Watergate class of 1974. His Congressional district stretched from the southwest corner of the state into central Minnesota.
Senate Tees Up Jobs Debate Amid Bad Economic News
under the rationale that the agency helps spur job growth.
At Last, Kucinich Draws Republicans to a Cause
House Republicans found themselves in the odd position of backing the efforts of the liberal gadfly before GOP leaders cobbled together their own resolution that was approved on the floor.
Oversight Democrats Angry Over Witness Selection
in an interview.
Cantor Seeks to Deliver
Despite public doubts expressed by none other than the Speaker that the group will not be able to meet the Aug. 2 deadline for raising the debt ceiling, the Virginia Republican said Thursday in an
House GOP Breaking From Hawk Stereotype
Leader Eric Cantor (Va.) said Thursday in an interview with Roll Call.
House GOP May Join Anti-Libya Resolution
Cantor said GOP support is clearly driven by the lack of a clear mission and the “seeming disregard of the role that Congress plays under the Constitution. I think that’s very real for our Members.”
Between the Lines: Doggett’s Darned District Dilemma in Texas
“I think this map is so far from reality and in so much violation of the law, it’s premature to say,” Doggett said in a phone interview.
Weiner Goes on Media Spree, but Questions Remain
In an interview on MSNBC, the seven-term Congressman couldn’t say “with certitude” that it was. Or wasn’t.
Woman Charged With Bringing Knife to Library of Congress
James Clark School of Engineering, was arrested at 11:41 a.m. while trying to enter the C Street entrance of the Library’s James Madison Building, according to Capitol Police records.
Boehner Seeks Answers on Libya Operation
“Many Americans are still looking for answers,” the Ohio Republican told a small group of reporters during a late afternoon interview.
Welch Is Working His Minority Priorities
Although the bill was doomed from the start, Welch was pleased to have 97 Democrats vote in favor of a straightforward increase in the debt limit.
Weiner Tries Damage Control
put the controversy to bed.
Boehner: Obama Should Engage on Debt
Boehner’s call to action followed a meeting at the White House earlier in the day where the entire House Republican Conference and the president discussed the country’s debt and budget.
Missouri State Senator Looks to 2nd District Bid
“Most people tell me that I am perfectly positioned for it,” Cunningham said in an interview. “My 7th Senatorial district is within the 2nd.