Sources: Boozman Will Challenge Lincoln in Arkansas
“This is something that really for the last several weeks I have been thinking about,— Boozman said in an interview on Monday.
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Can Obama, GOP Get Anything Done? They Should Try
He described the agony of presiding over funerals for terror victims and the satisfaction of witnessing the destruction of tons of weapons amassed by the Irish Republican Army and Protestant paramilitaries
Art Project Encourages Disabled Adults
About 30 artists, most of them referred to the group by the D.C. Department on Disability Services, work in the studio.
Members Nab Aisle Seat for a Presidential Handshake
He will spend the next 12 hours anticipating the moment when the president of the United States will enter the room to deliver his annual address.
Finding the Gray Areas in the Politics of Race
and activists to reform Southern politics in the aftermath of the height of the 1960s civil rights movement.
Heard on the Hill: No, It’s Not Like a Sock Hop
the event, but HOH would be less surprised to find “Can’t Knock the Hustle— on the iPods of Rep.
CREW Files Complaint on Buyer
Steve Buyer (R-Ind.), alleging the charity may have violated tax laws. But Buyer dismissed the complaint, stating that the House ethics committee has privately addressed the matter.
Hastert Has Edge in Illinois Primary
— In an interview, Hastert said he was under the impression that both candidates were running a positive primary until recently.
One Intern’s Clinton Moment
In her new book, “Government Girl: Young and Female in the White House,— Stacy Parker Aab, a White House intern during the Clinton administration, gives us some insight into what it was like to be the
Rx for Reform Needed
The challenges for the Senate bill are enormous; there is widespread disgust in the House for the special deals cut for Nebraska and other states, unions and rank-and-file Members oppose the excise tax
Democrats Fear Retirement Snowball Effect
Clearly the Democrats’ stunning loss of the late Sen.
McCain May Vote Against Bernanke, but Confirmation Is Likely
— But the challenges the White House faces in promoting a second term for Bernanke as the head of the Fed were underscored Sunday when McCain, the 2008 Republican presidential nominee and longtime
Skaggs Says New Job Won’t Hinder Ethics Role
But the Colorado Democrat’s other job — the one that gets attention on Capitol Hill — is still there, too, on the right, under the “Civic Activities— label: “U.S.
RC TV – January 15, 2010: Guest, Sen. Paul Kirk, pt. 1
-elect Scott Brown) talks health care, Haiti and the upcoming 2010 elections. Watch part II of Robert Traynham’s interview with Sen. Kirk. Go back to Roll Call’s multimedia page.
RC TV – January 15, 2010: Guest, Sen. Paul Kirk, pt. 2
-elect Scott Brown) talks health care, Haiti and the upcoming 2010 elections. Watch part I of Robert Traynham’s interview with Sen. Kirk. Go back to Roll Call’s multimedia page.
Gibbs: Obama Won’t Abandon Broad Health Care Reform
back a statement Obama made in an interview with ABC News scheduled for broadcast Wednesday night in which the president appeared to suggest focusing on a narrower bill.
Moderates Not Ready to Abandon Health Care Reform
successor to the late Sen.
GOP Works to Channel Euphoria
Brown’s victory should also be a much-needed financial boost to the cash-strapped NRCC, which reported having $4.35 million in the bank at the end of November — almost one-third of the Democratic
After Switch, Griffith Still Faces GOP Heat at Home
The first encourages Republican primary voters to support anyone but Griffith, and the second asks the national party — specifically the National Republican Congressional Committee — to keep its nose out
Leaders Assess Health Reform Options
Two competing ideas were emerging in the House by the end of the day.