Senators Say Library Is Hindering Inspectors
In an interview, Schornagel said he knows of no thefts from the Library since the 1990s, although there have been several attempted thefts, some even by Library employees, of which the Capitol Police
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What Does It Take for U.S. to Avoid Stagnation?
to conduct a trade war of the kind that deepened the Great Depression.
Axelrod: We Didn’t Do Enough to Sell Agenda
President Barack Obama “didn’t have time” to focus on messaging as he tackled major issues that “came in rapid fire” as soon as he got to office, Axelrod told Roll Call during a West Wing interview
For Murtha’s Old Seat, a Surprising Sameness
Burns said in an interview that several factors worked against him in May, including the bruising he suffered in the Republican primary and the presence of a Libertarian Party candidate on the special
GOP May Finally Land White Whale Marshall in Georgia
The Democrat has already won two with just 51 percent of the vote.
Gregg: Inappropriate’ to Accept Commerce Secretary Job
“I made a mistake in saying yes,” the New Hampshire Republican said during an interview on Fox Business Network.
You’ve Got (Weird) Voicemail: Senate Phone System Transition Goes Glitchy
When the switch was announced last month, an SAA employee said in an interview that it wouldn’t affect Senators’ main office greetings.
FBI Vet Recalls the Bureau’s Softer Side
‘Part of my rationale for writing this book was that I wanted to tell the story of the negotiation profession,’ Noesner said in an interview.
Appropriators Already Fretting About Possible Dicks Chairmanship
Dicks, the powerful No. 2 Democrat on the committee, is the odds-on favorite to lead the panel should Democrats remain in control of the House. Rep.
Campus Notebook: CVC Guides Win Right to Drink Water
Tour guides who work in the Capitol, meanwhile, ‘are expected to refrain from drinking in front of visitors within the public spaces to the extent they can,’ the policy continues.
Ex-Rep. Nathan Deal Paid $245,000 to Aide’s Wife
the income on his financial disclosure forms because he claims the couple made no profit.
GOP Doctors Hope They Have Prescription to Win in November
Jim Leach in the 2006 election.
Durbin Stumps Downstate With Hare
“He’s back, and it ain’t even Halloween,” the Illinois Democrat declared to the crowd at the Laborers’ Local 309 union hall Saturday.
Sealed Divorce Records Haunt Scott in Georgia
The divorce records, and whether Marshall had a role in bringing them to light, was the subject of one of the questions the Congressman was asked during the debate Thursday night.
Raese’s Wife Loses W.Va. Voter Status
But in an interview this week with Time magazine, she indicated that she would be — and has been — voting in West Virginia.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Rising Up
Others on the list with interesting Hill connections: Hannah Pingree, Speaker of the Maine House of Representatives and daughter to Rep.
Marshall Hopes Centrists Can Band Together to Unseat Pelosi
step in,” the Georgia Democrat said in an interview Thursday with Roll Call.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Cantor Spars With Stewart
While a short clip of the interview aired on Comedy Central, an extended version was posted on the show’s website.
Woolsey to Step Down as Head of Progressive Caucus
“I feel that it’s time for other people,” the California Democrat said Wednesday during a phone interview. “I’ve served six years. I’ve loved every second of it … but it’s not my turn.
Shea-Porter Hopes for Surprise
He paused in the midst of a Roll Call interview Tuesday morning when a new campaign ad flashed on the large television over the bar in Theo’s restaurant.