Stephene Moore Faces Difficult Path to History
When a door opens, sometimes you just need to step through it and say there’s a reason this door opened and I’m going to take this on,” she said in an interview at her campaign office last week.
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HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Taxicab-gate
At the hotel, Habteab asked Nadler to pay $8 for the first leg of the trip, saying he’d reset the cab’s meter for the second leg.
Hill Climbers: An American Abroad Remains the Texas Girl’
The girls navigated the city, attended classes and established a social life.
Oklahoma GOP House Candidate Attacks Islamic Group as Extremist
the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
GOP Leaders Mull Retaliation Over Recess Appointment
Under the terms of recess appointments prescribed in the Constitution, Berwick will be able to serve until the end of next year.
PhRMA Changes Formulary With Castellani
Billy Tauzin (R-La.), the charismatic Cajun who worked closely to forge the drug industry’s $80 billion deal with the White House on health care reform.
Gibbs on GOP House Control: He Stated the Obvious’
During an interview on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” the White House spokesman said there is “no doubt there’s enough seats in play” to allow “Republicans to take control” in the 112th Congress.
Democrats Hope Seals Can Close the Deal in Illinois Race
“The issue set is different,” Seals said of his current bid. “The economy is by far the No. 1 issue here.”
Missouri: Emerson Foe Exceeds $1 Million in Fundraising
Emerson has won the overwhelmingly Republican district with more than 70 percent of the vote in each of the past four cycles. She also outraised Sowers in the last quarter.
Emerson’s Democratic Foe Passes $1 Million Mark in Fundraising
Emerson has won the overwhelmingly Republican district with more than 70 percent of the vote in each of the past four cycles.
GOP Hopefuls Get Member Mentors
match,” Price said during a recent interview.
Deficit Fatigue Lifts Blue Dog Stock
Congress’ fresh obsession with deficit spending and the likelihood that the House will be far more balanced after the November elections is further boosting the fortunes of staffers with Blue Dog Democratic
Kyl Defends Arizona’s Immigration Law
“It’d be one thing if the government had controlled the border already, but it hasn’t.” The Justice Department sued Arizona in the U.S.
Richardson’s Home Generating Income
The House ethics committee cleared Richardson of wrongdoing in its inquiry earlier this month. In an interview Friday, Richardson said she began renting out the home in the last quarter of 2009.
Chuck Close Unveils Magic-Making System
The exhibition, with more than 100 finished works, has been touring the world since 2003, making stops at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Miami Art Museum.
Obscure PAC Man Claims 87 New K Street Clients
in the country.
Reports of Leahy’s Death Discounted
He may have been giving an interview to Vermont Public Radio on Tuesday afternoon, but according to an e-mail sent to several media outlets, Sen. Patrick Leahy died around noon.
Senators Oppose Deadline for Afghanistan
The Connecticut Independent said setting a date to leave the country sends the wrong message to both the Afghan people and Taliban forces about the United States’ commitment in that region.
Remini’s Tenure Brought House History to Life
When then-Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) appointed him in 2005, Remini began to interview Members about their work and motivations. Those talks, he said, left him “pleasantly surprised.”
Republicans Say They Won’t Kiss Off Kissell
Johnson said last week that he has “no doubt” that the national party views the 8th district as one of the prime races in the country this cycle, and National Republican Congressional Committee spokesman