Inhofe Is Happy to Stand Apart
In an interview last week, he recalled a time when one of his grandchildren “came up to me and said, ‘Pop-I, Why do you always do things that nobody else does?’
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Hill Favorite ‘Miss Kansas’ Retiring After 28 Years
She’s that voice carrying down the seventh floor hallway of the Longworth House Office Building. She’s that friendly face in line at the cafeteria.
RNC Member: Hard for Michael Steele to ‘Survive’ Collins Letter
“I think it’s going to be difficult for the Steele campaign to survive the Collins letter,” RNC Committeeman Morton Blackwell said Tuesday in an interview with Roll Call.
Clyburn Vows Independence as Assistant Leader
In a wide-ranging interview in the lush office that he’s about to relinquish to the GOP, Majority Whip James Clyburn vowed to be an independent voice with a broad portfolio in the newly created post of
Man Arrested for Wearing Congressional Pin
He also said he took down the license plate number of the vehicle belonging to those who attacked him, according to police reports.
Jackson Lee Supports Cleaver to Lead CBC
The Missouri Democrat was then unanimously approved for the post, according to a source familiar with the vote.
Hoyer Defends Pelosi’s Decision to Run
“I don’t think it was a mistake,” Hoyer said during an interview in his Capitol office.
Hill Talk: Competing Grocers Arrive Near H Street
Steuart Investment Co. plans to construct the 41,000-square-foot supermarket at Third and H streets Northeast near Union Station. The grocery will open in the spring of 2013.
Politics Complicates Hatch’s Finance Role
But Members, and even the Utah Republican, say he is going to have much less wiggle room when he becomes the top Republican on the Finance Committee next year.
’12 Senate Battles on Democratic Turf
An early look at the 2012 landscape shows Democratic incumbents are the most vulnerable heading into the next cycle, with double the number of Democrats on the ballot as Republicans.
Democrats Lost the Faith of Religious Voters
“I think most people thought that both of us shared their faith and their faith values,” Herron explained in an interview Tuesday.
Stingy 112th Will Test Corporate Influences
legislation before the end of the year.”
Search for Survivors’ Memorial Becomes Quest
The idea for such a memorial did not originate inside the military or the Department of Veterans Affairs.
‘The Battles’ of Justices Shows Drama in Court’s Votes
Feldman said in an interview that the dynamic among the four justices — and the increasingly antagonistic relationships between them as time passed — was one of the main reasons he chose to spend
GOPers Eye Indiana Seat; Redistricting Looms
“He has said nothing to discourage me from what I’m doing,” Strittmatter told Roll Call in an interview Monday.
Reid Turns Messaging Over to Schumer, Stabenow
In assuming the role, Schumer does not appear to be stepping down as vice chairman of the Democratic Conference — the No. 3 spot in the party’s leadership — but it was unclear if he would have two
Lieberman, Collins Urge Early Release of DADT Review
the policy early.
Minority Status Doesn’t Dampen GOP Senators’ Hopes
Mike Johanns (R-Neb.) said in an interview, after speaking to a bipartisan group of incoming Senate freshmen. “I think most legislation that passes is going to be center-right,” Sen.
Obama Aims for New Tone
The president said recently that he is “absolutely” willing to negotiate on the issue, and White House spokesman Robert Gibbs indicated Obama is “open” to the idea of temporarily extending the cuts
Murkowski: Miller Trying to ‘Disenfranchise’ Voters
In an interview with CNN’s John King, Murkowski said the responsibility for repairing the rift between herself and the South Carolina Republican will be on DeMint.