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We Come to Bury Sodrel, Not to Praise Him
He came in for an interview in late March, his eyes focused squarely on Hill and the general election, not on the primary.
Issa, Judiciary Republicans Ask FBI to Investigate Sestak Matter
He said it was time for the FBI to act and well past time for the White House to appoint a special prosecutor to look into the case.
Boehner: Democratic Agenda Is Election Key
The Ohio Republican told Roll Call in an interview that the midterm elections will be 80 to 90 percent about the policies promoted by Democrats in Congress and the White House, having little to do
Sestak Says White House Contacted His Brother
Sestak said in a television interview in February that the White House had offered him a top job in the administration to try to dissuade him from challenging Specter in Pennsylvania’s May 18 Democratic
Obama: Response Coming Shortly’ on Alleged Sestak Job Offer
The allegations stem from a February TV interview in which Sestak said the White House had offered him a high-ranking federal job — many thought it to be secretary of the Navy — if he dropped plans
Boehner: Members May Face Penalty Even Without Breaking Rules
“I’ve had Members in here where I thought they crossed the line,” such as former Reps. John Doolittle (R-Calif.) and Rick Renzi (R-Ariz.), Boehner said during an interview Thursday.
Oil Executives, Rig Workers Make Rounds on Capitol Hill
But he asked the lawmakers to force the companies, including London-based BP and Swiss-based Transocean, the owner of the rig, to pay punitive damages as well.
Senate Republicans Ask for Sestak Probe
Arlen Specter on May 18, first revealed the job offer in a February interview but has never explained the details of the proposal or whom he spoke with.
Rep. Brian Baird Recalls Highs, Lows of 12 Years
In an interview, Baird looked back at his accomplishments, his failings and his most memorable moments.
Architect of Capitol Sets Sights on Renovations
Ten years ago, the Architect of the Capitol was absorbed in the construction of the Capitol Visitor Center, the largest-ever expansion to the Capitol.
Young Gun’ Nunnelee Faces Next Test
Davis was also hurt by the fact that he hailed from the Memphis suburbs in the northern part of the district — an area that has a distinctly different flavor and electorate than the rest of the mostly
Nightclub Inferno Sparked an Industry’s Push
At the time, officials groused that the nightclub’s lack of a sprinkler system exacerbated the flames.
Obama Deploying Troops to Border; McCain Says It’s Not Enough
The two proposals have several key differences: The Arizona Republican’s would come in the form of an amendment to the supplemental war spending bill; it calls for an additional 6,000 troops to the
Trying to Understand the Clash Within Islam
“The fact that the side of will and power won was the beginning of the decline of the Arab-Muslim world,” Reilly said in an interview.
Three Democrats Vie to Succeed Kennedy in R.I.
The 1st district, like the state in general, is heavily Democratic.
Fred Thompson: From Class Clown to Presidential Candidate
There’s one in every grade school — the class clown who puts cracker balls under the teacher’s seat, sets off the fire alarm, sneezes curse words in study hall or plots to vandalize the school.
Sestak, Gibbs Skirt Questions About Alleged Job Offer
He said he only acknowledged the job offer in an interview months ago because he was asked the question.
Lobbyists’ Motto for the Panel: Be Prepared
The Senate Armed Services Committee is not for the faint of heart.
Sessions Suggests ICE Chief Should Resign Over Immigration Stance
Senate Judiciary ranking member Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) charged Friday that the head of the U.S.