Murtha Donors Breathe Life Into Critz Coffers
In an interview, she said that she and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee worked Murtha’s old donor list in fundraising for his successor.
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Street Talk: It’s Not Just Who You Know, It’s Who You Know
In an interview, Diaz said the letter is part of his firm’s marketing campaign. The part about “it’s who you know,” he said, is just drawing on a common phrase.
Alexander Emerges as First Counselor
In an interview, he cited the opportunity to work more directly with his “good friend” McConnell as a key reason he originally decided to run for a spot in the leadership.
Hill Climbers: Staffers Diverse in Geography, United in Goals
Brady brings six years of D.C. experience to the job, with prior stints at the National Association of Broadcasters and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Colleagues Laud McCain’s Defense Expertise
In a recent interview, McCain dismissed claims that he’s repositioned himself, calling them “a very convenient line” that is without merit.
CBC Chairwoman Calls Paul Remarks Deeply Troubling’
The leader of the Congressional Black Caucus on Thursday joined the barrage of criticism directed at Kentucky Republican Senate nominee Rand Paul, calling “deeply troubling” Paul’s comments suggesting
Undeclared Candidate Fossella Gets Key GOP Endorsement
The news stunned and angered the two Republicans who have been vying for the right to take on freshman Democratic Rep.
Delicately Moving Past Specter
to make once the dust settles.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Souder, Reported Mistress Discuss Abstinence
Capitol Hill was entertaining itself Tuesday morning with a video that the Indiana Republican produced in which he and the staffer with whom he reportedly had an affair discuss abstinence.
Connecticut: Simmons Says He’ll Still Honor Convention Vote
Rob Simmons said he continues to believe that the winner of the official party designation at the state GOP convention this weekend should not be forced into a Senate primary this summer.
Mondale to Testify on Filibuster Change
“I hope reforms will be ready for adoption at the outset of the new Congress, next January,” Mondale will tell the committee, according to prepared remarks.
Blumenthal Admits to Misspeaking About Military Service
the Vietnam era.
Democrats May Have More Souder Questions
crusade in the Massa case or the election-changing effect of the Foley scandal in 2005.
Switch Dooms Specter’s Last Fight
I’ll be working very hard for the people of the commonwealth in the coming months,” Specter told supporters during brief remarks Tuesday night.
C-SPAN Peeks Behind the Cloak of Highest Court in New Book
and the transcripts of the interviews are reprinted in the new book “The Supreme Court: A C-SPAN Book Featuring the Justices in Their Own Words.”
A Monumental History of D.C. Neighborhoods
Most of the world knows the federal city side of Washington, D.C. — the Capitol Dome, the Washington Monument, the National Mall, the Smithsonian.
Sestak Predicts Victory, Asks for Specter’s Support
Specter’s support after [Tuesday],” Sestak said during an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
West: Beating Reid Would Be the Title Prize for GOP
Harry Crawford, can’t get his campaign off the ground and reported only $55,000 in the bank at the end of March.
Rangel’s Future Is Stuck in Neutral
the finding.
Holder Refuses to Comment on Question of Sestak Bribe’
House broke the law by trying to bribe a candidate into leaving the race.