The Rose Garden: White House Transparency Off to a Cloudy Start
Obama sat for a substantive interview with Dubai-based Al-Arabiya television, focusing on U.S. relations with the Middle East and the Muslim world.
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On the Markey on Energy
Bushs presidency, when Republicans dominated Washington, D.C., Markey in a recent interview called it inevitable that energy would re-emerge as a top issue for Congress.
World Intersects at House Energy Panel
Were going to start moving on these issues, Waxman said in an interview last month.
Rangel Blames Ethics Stories on Unnamed Firm
] reported these stories as if the reporter had done the investigation itself, Rangel said during an interview on C-SPANs Newsmakers, which will air on Sunday.
Morning Business: Cornyn’s New Crew
[IMGCAP(1)]Randy Bumps will be the NRSCs political director this cycle. Bumps was Northeast regional political director at the RNC during the 2008 campaign.
Gregg’s Gain Would Be Senate’s Loss
Several news outlets were reporting on Saturday afternoon that Gregg is Obama’s top choice for the job and that the president could make the announcement within the next 24 hours.
Judiciary to Test Post-Partisanship
If we follow his lead, hell be in trouble, because he participated in the filibuster and was not very forthcoming with his vote when it came to judicial nominations, Graham said in an interview
Bunning Says Leaders Aren’t Listening; He’s Running
The latest GOP leader to equivocate on Bunning’s plans was National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman John Cornyn (Texas), who told Politico in an interview today that his colleague from Kentucky
Long Line Waits for a Davis Decision
The 7th district is a Democratic stronghold deep in the heart of Dixie, which means the real race for the seat will take place in the primary.
On Second Thought, Let’s Make That Sen. Gillibrand
At some point during the interview, I also concluded she was smart and much, much tougher than she initially seemed.
Pennsylvania: Toomey Eyes 2010 Gubernatorial Contest
Given the state of Pennsylvanias economy and the disastrous state budget deficits we face, there certainly is a need for major changes in Harrisburg.
When Chaos Took Over
King, a proponent of nonviolence, felt he had to say something about the rioting that had become a summer routine in cities: A riot at bottom is the language of the unheard, the activist wrote
Conservative Movement Revisited
Since the barrage of bad economic news began pounding the American airwaves in mid-September, the comparisons between the present state of the country and the United States of the 1930s have only seemed
King Will Decide on Senate Race This Summer
Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) will fill the Empire State Senate vacancy. Im still looking very seriously at being a candidate, King said in an interview.
McCarthy Vows to Challenge Gillibrand in 2010
said during an interview on MSNBC just minutes after Gillibrand was named to the Senate by New York Gov.
Cornyn Plotting to Rob Peter
I would love to get a Republican majority in the House, I just dont think its feasible this cycle, Cornyn said in an interview.
Gillibrand Appointed to Succeed Clinton
Peter King (R-N.Y.), who has expressed interest in running for Senate in 2010, said in an interview Friday that he would likely make a final decision during the summer.
Coleman Joins Republican Jewish Coalition as Consultant
According to a press release from the RJC, Coleman will advise the organization on policy matters and travel around the country to speak on the groups behalf.
Democrats Hope to Avoid Pitfalls of 1994
For the first time in 16 years, Democrats control the White House, the Senate and the House of Representatives.
Shout Out to the No. 2 Fellows
The exhibit explains that the vice presidency was awarded to the man who won the second most number of votes. The framers did not take into account the formation of political parties.