Boehner: House Will Have Earmark Moratorium
“There will be an earmark moratorium, that’s clear,” he said in an interview with Bret Baier on Fox News.
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Shuler Could Challenge Pelosi for Minority Leader
In a Wednesday interview with ABC’s Diane Sawyer, Pelosi said she had not yet decided whether to seek the Minority Leader post and would “have a conversation with [her] family and pray over it, and decide
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Rounding the Bases
Dianne Feinstein (D), in congratulating the Giants. The team beat the Texas Rangers to capture the title Monday night.
Obama Hits Airwaves, Warns Agenda Is All at Risk’
During his interview on KVEG, the president acknowledged that “times are still tough out there, but we finally have job growth again. … It is all at risk if people don’t turn out and vote today.”
DeMint Won’t Say Whether He Supports Creating Tea Party Caucus
“I’m chairman of the conservative caucus already,” the South Carolina Republican said during a Tuesday night interview on CNN when asked whether he supported the idea by Sen.
McConnell: No Evidence Voters Are In Love With Us’
This is not about us … there is no poll data showing the public is in love with us,” the Kentucky Republican said in an interview with Roll Call.
No Doubt About This: Record Spending
One aspect of the 2010 midterm elections will be all but settled by the time polls open today: The Supreme Court’s decision earlier this year to throw out political spending restrictions has dramatically
Staking Their Future on Voters
Obama has also been emphasizing the need for bipartisan cooperation on the biggest problems facing the nation.
Reid Courts Hispanic Voters in Univision Appearance
In an interview on “Al Punto,” Univision’s Sunday public affairs television show, the Nevada Democrat said he would bring up the immigration legislation, known as the Dream Act, in the Senate’s lame-duck
Safe Republican Candidates Earn Cred Giving to GOP Contenders
Scott told Roll Call in an interview he talked with candidates via phone and evaluated their stance on repealing health care, which he favors, or whether they had a small-business background or experience
Obama Faults Partisanship, Boehner Faults Obama Policies
The Republican leader of the House actually said that this is not the time for compromise.’
Even in Wave Elections, Some Races Break the Other Way
Republicans who are privately hopeful that the party can beat conventional wisdom on Tuesday and net the 10 seats needed to take the Senate majority might want to talk to Tennessee Sen.
Sherrod Brown Boosting Ohio Democrats With 2012 in Mind
“During the day I’m doing Senate stuff, and at night I’m helping candidates,” Brown told Roll Call in an interview this week. “That’s kind of what I’ve always done.”
In New York’s 19th District, House Race a Dead Heat
of the House.
Heard on the Hill: Hold the Phone
While driving to a Utah television station for an interview early Tuesday morning, Rep. Jason Chaffetz received a call on his cell phone.
Larsen Keeps It Local to Fight the GOP Tide
Discussing Boeing’s importance to the district in a recent radio interview, Koster said, ‘The refueling tanker needs to be built in this country, whether it’s built at this plant or somewhere else.’
McCarthy Says Sessions Should Stay as NRCC Chairman
Rumors have swirled for months that Sessions may be interested in challenging McCarthy for the Majority Whip position if Republicans take control of the House.
Bachus Appears Closer to Financial Services Gavel Under a GOP Majority
The Alabama Republican, the ranking member on Financial Services, has been making a play to downtown donors for months, saying he is going to be the next chairman, and he appears close to the gavel
Obama Tells Comedian Stewart He Favors Filibuster Reform
Both parties have used the parliamentary tactic known as the filibuster to block bills in the Senate, Obama acknowledged to the host of Comedy Central’s satirical news show.
Democrats Face Big Losses for What They Did
After White House political adviser David Axelrod made that argument in a Roll Call interview last Tuesday, Senate Republicans passed out stats compiled by CBS White House correspondent Mark Knoller