A Man With a Plan to Defuse the Debt Bomb
And Walker has had bipartisan allies in groups such as the Concord Coalition, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget and the Heritage Foundation.
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Ryan Sees Budget Anxiety at Town Halls
“The crowds are really getting bigger” at the town halls he has been holding over Congress’ two-week recess, Ryan said during an extended interview on ABC’s “This Week.”
Debt Limit Vote Is Hoyer’s Moment
Unlike past years, when the majority party alone delivered the votes necessary to raise the debt ceiling, this year passage is likely to require minority party support, and the Maryland Democrat
Poll: Joe Manchin Popular, Leads Capito and McKinley
The margin of error is 3.4 percent.
Kyl Endorses Kirk Adams in Arizona Race to Succeed Flake
“I’ve taken on the unions, the lobbyists, the career politicians and the voices of stagnation here in Arizona, and I intend to take them on in Congress,” Adams said in a statement.
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She’s been with the paper for several years, including a nearly four-year stint as the Heard on the Hill columnist.
Democrats Step Up Attacks on GOP Over Gas Prices
Pelosi called out the Ohio Republican earlier this week after he indicated during an interview with ABC News that ending oil subsidies is “certainly something we should be looking at.”
Republican Adam Hasner Announces Florida Senate Bid
Early in the interview, Hasner sought to distance himself from former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist. Crist left the Republican Party and became an Independent in his attempt to win the 2010 U.S.
Obama Reinforces Call to Cut Tax Breaks for Oil Companies
In his letter, Obama also pointed to comments Boehner made Monday during an interview with ABC News in which the Ohio Republican said that ending oil subsidies is “certainly something we should be looking
Newt Gingrich Is Next Major 2012 Player on Ovide Lamontagne’s List
the Manchester, N.H., home of conservative leader Ovide Lamontagne.
Missouri Lawmakers Hope to Resolve New Map This Week
With the next Congressional election in the state more than 18 months away, what’s the big rush to get the new lines finalized now?
Barbour’s Drawl Gets New Hampshire Debut
Or that they don’t recognize the oddly shaped pin on his lapel as the state of Mississippi. The people of New Hampshire have been courted by politicians of all shapes and sizes over the years.
Networking Plays Big Role in Landing Hill Job
In a recent interview, Chris Hughes, career adviser for students in the School of Public Affairs, offered some tips on résumés and securing a Hill gig.
Ken Blackwell Talking to NRSC About Ohio Senate Bid
Blackwell said he will not go public with his decision about the Senate race until after his new book publishes at the end of May.
Hawaii Braces for Democratic Primary Clash
“I haven’t seen a race yet in Hawaii where there isn’t a Democratic primary,” Hanabusa told Roll Call in an interview from her Congressional office.
Lugar Responds to Mourdock Criticism
In a phone interview Friday, Mourdock mused to Roll Call, “I wonder if his staff gets it, if they take him out every morning and let him know” the gravity of his political situation.
Lugar’s GOP Challenger Aims to Imitate Rubio Fundraising
The ratio will certainly close between where he is and where I am today,” Mourdock said in a phone interview.
GOP Hopes Unity Lies Ahead
the campaign trail.
Black Officers Lodge New Discrimination Complaint
District Court for the District of Columbia center not on the merits of the claims, but which plaintiffs even have the right to bring them.
Obama: 2006 Debt Ceiling Vote Was Politically Motivated
And I’m the first one to acknowledge it,” Obama told ABC’s George Stephanopoulos, according to a transcript of the interview.