Obama Proposes Bipartisan Meeting on Health Care
Obama told CBS News’ Katie Couric in a pre-Super Bowl interview that he planned to convene a “large meeting” after the President’s Day recess “to go through systematically all the best ideas that
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GOP Bets on Super Bowl Vets in 2010
You’re not just going to play out six weeks [of the regular season],” Runyan explained in a recent phone interview.
The Texanization’ of Rob Jesmer
“For the first six months of last year, nobody gave us any chance,” Jesmer said in an interview last week in his spacious corner office with views of Senate office buildings.
Members Retrieve Haitian Orphans
“It was like jazz — a lot of improvisation,” Larsen said in an interview.
Bond, White House Spar Over Terrorism Disclosure
He warned Obama “to consider the consequences of publicly disseminating sensitive information vital to the defense of the American people.
K Street Files: Cashing In on Conservatives
When asked in a television interview by Barbara Walters whether he supported abortion rights, Brown replied, “Yes, because I feel this issue is best handled between a woman and her doctor and her
No Regrets for Senator Gregg
In an interview Wednesday morning in his office in the Russell Senate Office Building, Gregg laughed as he described his memory of the nomination as a “trauma.”
Members Challenge OCE’s Investigations
of interview — rather than transcripts.
Mark Warner Meets Reality
“It’s been a wild first year,— Warner said in a recent interview. In some ways Warner, who lives just across the Potomac River in Alexandria, Va., considers himself the luckiest Senator.
Heard on the Hill: Gillibrand’s Real Diet Secret
Their paths crossed in Statuary Hall as Gillibrand walked away from an interview, and Weiner stopped to compliment her. “Are those anxiety pounds?
Dorgan Says Obama Misfired by Pursuing Health Care Before Jobs
In an interview set to air Sunday on C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers— program, Dorgan said Obama should have prioritized bills targeting job creation and the economy.
Republicans Cheer Reconsideration of Terror Trials in NYC
As Republicans hailed the news as a political win, Democrats tried to shift the focus to the cost and logistical issues surrounding a Manhattan trial just blocks from the site of the World Trade Center
DSCC’s Poersch Driven to Win
“And let’s just say I’m not in the best physical shape,— Poersch recalled in an interview last week. “And I said to Jack, I have two questions for you: Why are you moving this? And why am I?’
Photographic Display Tells Us What We Look Like’
The closest fairs lie outside the District in Virginia and Maryland. Plus it’s still the dead of winter — not exactly prime Ferris wheel weather.
Bipartisanship Has Few Fans
that the chamber has considered.
Ethics Committee Clears Stark Over Maryland Tax Break
“The Committee … concludes that OCE conducted an inadequate review, the results of which was to subject Representative Stark to unfounded criminal allegations,— the report states.According to the committee
South Carolina: Scott Considers Switch to Congressional Bid
“I’m fairly close to making the decision to run for Congress,— Scott said in an interview.
Arkansas: Boozman to Challenge Lincoln, Sources Say
John Boozman (R) appears set to jump into the Senate race in the coming days.
Malcolm Reflects on a Career Spent Building a List
Still, in an interview just days after the Massachusetts race, Malcolm reflected on the many highs that have offset the lows during her career as president of the pre-eminent women’s group in politics
Oversight Panel Blasts Geithner Over AIG Bailout
“The circumstances surrounding the payments to the counterparties has created an air of suspicion and distrust among the American people, starting with the New York Fed’s initial refusal to name the counterparties