Rehberg Makes Senate Bid Official
In an interview with the Billings Gazette, the Montana Republican said, “Montana needs a Senator who will not toe the [Senate Majority Leader] Harry Reid line, and essentially supporting [President
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HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Beauty Queen
The details of a beauty pageant from one’s youth may be a bit embarrassing, but what’s worse is when photos from the big event begin to surface. Just ask freshman Rep. Kristi Noem.
State Rep. Won’t Challenge Graves, but Maybe Cleaver
“I think Sam will be great, whatever he does,” he said in a phone interview.
GOP Leaves Bachmann Alone, Hopes She Behaves
“I think her message supplements that of the Republican Conference and they should be glad that her voice is there,” King said during a brief interview.
Ethics Report Highlights Thin Wall Between Congress and Campaigns
In an interview with Roll Call, Campbell spokesman Chris Bognanno defended the meetings, saying “these coffees are not just one-on-one and the vast majority are not with donors — the Congressman
DPCC to Streamline Caucus Messaging
“We need to show [the middle class] that the Republicans who came in, particularly in the House, are not focused on them and are extreme,” Schumer said this week in an interview.
Republican’s Pawlenty Remark Starts Feud
In an interview with Roll Call during a Concord, N.H., reception for Pawlenty, Wrobleski knocked Pawlenty’s chances of capturing the Republican Party’s presidential nomination in 2012.
Portman’s Bio Makes for a Unique Player
As both the former head of the Office of Management and Budget and the U.S. trade representative in the Bush administration, Portman frequently worked as a liaison between the legislative
House Should Improve Its Ethics Standards
It has not made the office a favorite among House Members. Indeed, Ethics Chairman Jo Bonner offered a few barbs for the OCE this week in an interview with the Mobile Press-Register.
Low Profile Suits House Security Chief
At least one night a year, the House Sergeant-at-Arms commands a worldwide audience when he announces “Mr. Speaker, the president of the United States,” ahead of the State of the Union address.
Daley Explains His Criticism of Health Care Law
“What I was commenting on really was the politics really of the movement, of the moment, around health care,” he said on CBS’ “Face the Nation.”
Allen Challenger Appears at Senate Tea Party Caucus
Radtke is not the only Virginia Republican gearing up for the Senate primary and looking to challenge Allen from the right. But she was the only one to join GOP Sens.
Rubio’s Strategy: No Spotlight, Yet
Rubio has turned down “hundreds” of national media interview requests (including one for this article) since he was elected in November and instead has engaged only local press, according to sources
New Hampshire Republicans Flocking to Conservative Film Premiere
New Hampshire Republicans are buzzing about tonight’s local premiere of “The Genesis Code,” a film that examines the intersection between faith and science and premiered in Iowa on Wednesday night.
Thune’s 2012 Decision to Come by End of February
The South Dakota Republican told talk radio host Hugh Hewitt on Wednesday he wants to decide by the end of February.
15 Democrats Support Johanns’ Repeal of Tax Reporting Provision
Democratic-led filibusters stymied the Senator’s previous attempts to repeal the 1099 provision.
Campus Notebook: Members Look to Cut Raises
“We hear a lot of talk about cutting back, and the automatic pay raises should be the first item on the chopping block.”
Hill Climbers: Press Aide Finds It’s a Small World on the Hill
“Right now I’m working for a Senator who was the director of the program that allowed me to come to D.C. for the first time, which is what made me fall in love with politics and the city,” said Faryl
Charges Weighed Against Prisoner Suspected of Sending Suspicious Letters
“We’ll work with the FBI to see whether this individual should be further prosecuted for his evildoing,” Gainer said in an interview Tuesday.
Senate Rerun Victories Very Rare
In an interview with Roll Call, Gorton said that when he was approached to run again just two years after being defeated, his close advisers said he was faced with a decision to run