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—“The message from the administration is completely confused, and the men and women at the CIA who we ask to protect our nation have been left in the lurch,— Hoekstra said in a statement.
win 60 votes in the Senate.
Measuring perhaps 30-feet wide by 50-feet long, the hall has just eight short benches facing the dais where the supervisors meet every third Tuesday of the month. But Rep.
But in a lengthy interview conducted with Enzi this week via e-mail, the Finance Committee negotiator and ranking member of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions panel indicated his support for
The Smart Politics blog, from the Center for the Study of Politics and Governance at the University of Minnesota, has an illuminating analysis of the 6th District congresswoman’s surging national
Elizabeth Coulson will be joining the Republican field competing for the open — and highly competitive — 10th District near Chicago.
Democrats “are like a bunch of duck hunters,— Armey said in an interview Tuesday.
Harry Reid Monday after Reid dismissed Lowden’s political viability in an interview with Politics Daily last week.
Kennedy, 77, attended a private Mass earlier this week, but a spokesman told the Globe that the Senator did not attend the wake and also did not plan to go to the private funeral Friday at St.
She has frequently called her political opponents Marxists and other incendiary terms, and shortly before Election Day last year, she suggested in a nationally televised interview that now-President Barack
“The true root of the problem in health care reform is distrust of the United States Congress,— 66-year-old Mike Brentnall, the administrator of a medical clinic, added in an interview following
During an interview today with KFDI News of Wichita, Republican Willis “Wink” Hartman Sr., a wealthy oilman, announced his intention to run for Kansas’ open 4th District seat.
Questioning ensued, and soon several officers were gathered around discussing what to do with the items.According to Droz, the officers allowed him to keep the cinder block and the hemp hurds, which resemble
In an interview Tuesday, the 2006 Yale University graduate also said the campaign finance community is ready for a makeover.
is something she has had to address as she kicks off her 2010 campaign for the U.S.
events across the country.
Far more people were turned away at the door once the room reached capacity, and they rallied outside as the line to get in snaked around several city blocks.While the audience started off with boos and
Arlen Specter (D-Pa.) on the hottest topic of the August recess: health care reform.
Michael Oot, who mounted an unsuccessful challenge to McHugh in 2008, had also qualified to receive an interview but withdrew his name from consideration earlier today.
“The fact sheets on republicanwhip.house.gov show the real consequences that the president’s radical plan would have on seniors, families, and workers in these districts.