Alaska’s Miller Getting Serious About Fundraising
The lobbyist also suggested that Democrats may not pressure lobbyists to stay neutral in the race given the likelihood that the seat will stay in GOP hands.
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Alaska’s Miller Wants Seats on Judiciary and Armed Services
Alaska Republican Joe Miller said in an interview Wednesday that he is interested in serving on the Senate Judiciary and Armed Services committees should he beat Sitka Mayor Scott McAdams (D) this November
Obama Looks to Congress to Jump-Start Economy
During an interview with MSNBC’s Brian Williams, Obama defended his efforts to boost the economy during the nation’s worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
Crist Defers on Making a Caucus Commitment
A Republican until just a few months ago, Crist continued to insist that he would “caucus with the people of Florida” during an interview Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
Novice Johnson Must Establish Himself in Feingold Territory
One is a successful businessman who embodies the hard-working spirit of the upper Midwest. The other is an extremist and elitist, a right-winger who doesn’t know the issues.
Kinzinger Hopes a Fresh Face Trumps Halvorson’s Union Base
endorsement of the U.S.
Koster: Wind Is At Our Back’ in Race Against Larsen
“There’s no way he’s going to catch up,” Koster said in a phone interview. And Koster’s spokesman, Matt Parker, added, “There is no better poll than one with a sample size of 170,000.”
Simpson’s Comments Raise Stakes for Obama on Social Security
the New Deal-era program as sacrosanct.
Boccieri Battles Anti-Incumbent Fervor, Sluggish Local Economy
“We’ve come out of the recession, but we haven’t had a dramatic uptick,” Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce executive Steven Katz said in a recent interview at his Main Street office.
Castle May Benefit From Delaware’s Affection for Long Political Résumés
In an interview, Castle said he was concerned about the rhetoric coming from some conservatives in his party and would not welcome polarizing figures such as former Speaker Newt Gingrich (Ga.) and
Sutton Counts on Blue-Collar Brigades in Ohio Re-Election Fight
As president of a United Auto Workers affiliate, Laston said in an interview last week that his peers are impatient about the lack of obvious results from the $787 billion stimulus package, the health
Boswell Benefits From Republican’s Travails
“I get up early,” he said in a phone interview last week. “I’m the first one in the office when I’m in D.C. I’m usually the last one there at the end of the day.”
Blagojevich: I’m Ready for Round 2′
A federal jury convicted Blagojevich last week on one count of lying to the FBI, deadlocking on the 23 other allegations.
Ganley Calls Obama’s Religion Irrelevant’ to Campaign
“I don’t have a position on whether he’s a Muslim,” Ganley said Thursday in a telephone interview with Roll Call.
Boccieri Says Renacci Should Focus on Local Issues, Not Mosque Controversy
In an interview, Boccieri said his Republican opponent Jim Renacci, a former local mayor, should focus on the area’s unemployment rate, which is more than 10 percent, and not an issue of pertinence
DNC Chief Kaine Puts His Weight Behind Illinois Candidates
The momentum is going Alexi’s way,” Kaine said. “We feel like it’s going to be very, very tight, and so the White House is committed and Sen. [Dick] Durbin obviously and the whole team is committed.”
Democrats Hope to Put Dent in Congressman’s Career
Boehner, meanwhile, produced $50,000 for the centrist Republican. And although Callahan and Dent have raised roughly the same amount, the source of the funds has become an issue.
Liberal Members Seek Bipartisan Panel to Review Afghan Policy
Much like the Iraq Study Group launched in 2006, the purpose of the Afghanistan panel would be to assess benefits, costs and affordability of engagement in the region.
Frank Gives Advice on Targeting Conservative Democrats
“I said don’t defeat conservative Democrats in November … the place to do that is in the primary,” Frank said Friday in an interview.
Waters Disputes Facts Surrounding Ethics Complaint
The California lawmaker also raised the specter of reforming the House ethics committee, suggesting the investigation into her actions could “open up a discussion about the process” and lead to legislative