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Bush Bashing Cuts Both Ways in Ohio Race
Bethlehem Mayor John Callahan (D) did the same thing when, during a recent interview, he characterized his race against Republican Rep.
GOP Won’t Stop Job Offer Crusade
Issa, the ranking member on the Oversight and Government Reform panel, and Smith, the top GOP member of the Judiciary Committee, plan to keep pressing the administration for more information about
Marshall Wins Tar Heel State Senate Nod
from the third-place finisher, lawyer Ken Lewis, during the runoff.
After PhRMA, Tauzin Likely to Start New Firm
Tauzin said it made for the right time to turn the page.
Government Printing Office Is a Family Affair
Crawford’s grandfather, Thomas Norris, began working at the GPO around the turn of the century as a bookbinder, retiring in the 1940s.
Capitol Hill Awaits Obama Decision on General’s Fate
“I think the president knows what to do,” added Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wis.), who described the Rolling Stone interview as “very troubling.”
AMA Chief Has Internal Divisions to Stitch Up
Meanwhile, the doctors group is still reeling from internal rifts over that endorsement. In a phone interview, Wilson admitted that the situation facing the doctors is challenging.
Heard on the Hill: The First Kids Are All Right
The scribe sent a pool report e-mail describing leaving the press box at the top of the sixth inning and couldn’t help but add an admiring postscript about the rookie pitcher.
What’s the Deal With Job Offers to Candidates?
In a February interview with Philadelphia television news anchor Larry Kane, Sestak answered yes when asked whether he was “offered a political job to get out of this race.”
Kagan Hearings Officially Set for June 28
But with the last document dump happening Friday, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) seemed willing to let the hearings proceed as planned. “The hearings begin June 28.
Hutchison’s Senate Future Uncertain
Hutchison’s office declined Roll Call’s request for an extended interview to discuss her future in the wake of her March 2 defeat by incumbent Rick Perry in the Texas Republican gubernatorial primary
Same Party but Two Very Different Candidates
Correction Appended As we crawl toward November, I’m fortunate to interview more and more candidates.
Giuliani Fundraiser for Walberg Postponed
But Walberg, who is running for the GOP nomination in Michigan’s 7th district, said Friday that he’s still hoping the event will take place in the near future.
Gainer Will Reopen Gallery Job Search After Squabble With Correspondents
Soon after, Gainer agreed to restart the selection process. In an interview Friday, he said his office would repost the job and involve the RTCA in the decision-making process.
Thune’s Popularity Is About to Rise
in South Dakota — to help Senate candidates, both incumbents who I’m close to and that I agree with on a lot of issues and I want to see come back, and also some of our challengers,” Thune said in an interview
Emerson’s Challenger Looks Better Than Most
Sowers said in an interview on Tuesday that he met several of his celebrity supporters through a Mass Media and Politics class he taught as an assistant professor at West Point.
Look Out, C-SPAN — Here Comes MiCongress
Jim Moran knows the sting of unscripted sound bites: In one memorable instance in 2007, the Virginia Democrat caught media fire for saying that the pro-Israel lobby played a large part in promoting the
King Accuses Obama of Favoring Black People
Steve King (R-Iowa) accused President Barack Obama of favoring black Americans over whites during an interview on G. Gordon Liddy’s radio show Monday.
In Last Week Before GOP Runoff, Inglis Attacks Congress
The truth,” Inglis says in the ad.