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“He thought it was a natural fit to work together,” Ken Paulson, president and chief operating officer of the Freedom Forum, Newseum and Diversity Institute, said in an interview.
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Academics Judge The Values Divide
“We just thought what we had found was so neat and also so startling that there were these differing life patterns in the United States,” Cahn explained in an interview.
Some Recruits Fall Short on the Financial Front
The first fundraising quarter ends in just a week, and some challengers and Members may soon find themselves on the hot seat depending on how well they’ve fared in the money chase over the past three months
Banking Committee to Bypass Markup of Financial Overhaul
The bill will pass out,” Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) said Monday during an interview on CNBC.
Kaptur Will Support Health Care Bill
and not to change it in any way but to make sure that it applies to this bill,” Kaptur told her local ABC affiliate in an interview.
Hill Climbers: Working for a Colorful Boss
“I think it was during a morning before a radio interview when he saw it and had the idea to pair it with a National Review cover showing money raining on Al Gore.”
Groups Increase Pressure for Immigration Bill
LeMieux also warned that the reconciliation process in the Senate to pass health care reform could poison the waters for bipartisanship on every issue for the rest of the year — a concern echoed
Boccieri to Vote Yes’ on Health Care Bill
The move was not unexpected; House Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-S.C.) had predicted Boccieri would vote “yes” in a recent television interview.
Democrats Add to Whip Count as Health Care Vote Nears
“My decision has been based from the very beginning on the substance of this policy,” Boyd said in an interview with the Tallahassee Democrat.
In Rum War,’ deJongh Heads to Hill
In an interview Thursday, deJongh said he continues to enlist the support of the Congressional Black Caucus to thwart attempts by Congressional Hispanic Caucus-backed Puerto Rico to disrupt a deal
Author Argues for More Temporary Monuments
According to professor Kirk Savage, chairman of the history of art and architecture department at the University of Pittsburgh, the Mall’s finite space raises important questions about the process
Street Talk: Unlobbyist Ridge Opens Firm With Former Aides
So did Republican Bob Dole, the former Kansas Senator who eventually succumbed to the life of a pound-the-pavement certified lobbyist.
Heard on the Hill: Not Exactly Good Sports
and has the lowest graduation rate of all 64 teams in the playoffs?
New York: Democrats Set to Make Massa Special Pick
By the end of the month, Democrats in the 29th district expect to unify around one candidate for the anticipated special election for the seat vacated by ex-Rep. Eric Massa (D).
Reid: Some CBO Numbers to Be Available at Special Caucus
“We’re going to talk about health care,” Reid told reporters in a brief interview.
Rivalry in Philadelphia
He said in an interview that the campaign has not decided on a strategy yet, but he assumes it will buy airtime on broadcast television in the Philadelphia market.
Obama Defends Use of Procedural Maneuver for Passing Health Care
During an interview on Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” Obama said the strategy being considered by House Democratic leaders — passing a rule that deems the Senate bill passed and then sends
Staffer by Day, Actor at Night
As the soaring cadences of the iconic song “Summertime” reverberated off the walls of the Kennedy Center auditorium, Pecantte leaned in close to a craps game, then stalked off after his character lost.
Republicans Grapple With Earmarks
prior to the request deadline,” the memo said.
Heard on the Hill: Queen Clyburn?
Mike Honda (D-Calif.) after the Senator said during a Monday radio interview that Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has Members “liquored up on sake” and is making a “suicide run” to pass health care reform