Pelosi Says GOP Was Treated Fairly
We gave them what they wanted, Pelosi said in an interview on CBS Evening News with Katie Couric. They wanted certain provisions in the bill.
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Cornyn Plots Aggressive Strategy
In an interview at NRSC headquarters, Cornyn argued that recent appointments in states such as Delaware and Illinois have opened up new opportunities for Republicans to target next year.
Rep. Dingell Makes History
Eighty-two years ago, I hit the jackpot, he said this week in an interview, looking back on his life. I was born in the United States of America.
Strawn to the Rescue of Iowa GOP
Every Capitol Hill staffer knows the road to the White House begins in Iowa.
What’s in a Neoconservative Label?
Wattenberg was going for a more narrative tone, and noted in an interview, seemingly with pride, that he has been told his book would make a good beach read. It very well may, which is a
Simmons Contemplating Senate Race
. In a phone interview Monday afternoon, Simmons would not say if he was specifically interested in running for Senate, but said he was looking at various opportunities.
New Shop on the Square
adorning the walls.
New Kid, Old Hand
As a Member of the freshman class, Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen is one of the new kids on the block, though perhaps in name only.
DOJ Apologizes, Again, to Stevens Judge
The Justice Department has issued yet another apology to the judge overseeing the trial of former Sen.
Gregg Supports Senate Stimulus, New Boss
, said today during a brief interview on CNBC.
New Hampshire: Hodes in for Senate, Swett for Congress
Katrina Swett, the 2002 Democratic nominee in that district, is expected to run. Swett, the daughter of the late Rep.
Hodes Officially Jumps Into Senate Race
One day after the 2010 New Hampshire Senate race officially became an open-seat contest, Rep. Paul Hodes (D) is busy laying the groundwork for his campaign.
A Pair of Jayhawk Seat Scrambles
Im the only [candidate] who actually has experience, has actually cast a vote before, he said in a phone interview.
Jobs Bill Criticized by Democrats, Too
Republican opposition has centered on the contents of the stimulus bill.
Portman Hires Campaign Manager
Bushs Ohio victory in 2004 a feat that many credit with delivering the race for the Republican because of increased turnout in Portmans home base of Southern Ohio.
Rangel’s Finances Under Review
expects the allegations against him to be quickly dismissed after the committee is formally organized for the 111th Congress.
McConnell Embraces Spotlight
In an interview on Tuesday, McConnell stressed that he does not see his role as a top GOP messenger as a one-person job.
On-the-Ground Campaign Analysis
the middle of the campaign season.
Sharing a Liver, Saving a Life
But Croom, 31, said in a recent interview that he never considered backing out. Being a donor match for Gleason, he said, was more of a relief. It meant Gleason would live.
Democrats Narrow Field to Replace Gillibrand
Although the Democratic chairmen in the 10 counties within the 20th Congressional district did not lay out a timetable for picking a nominee in the statement they released Saturday, it is widely expected