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Heard on the Hill: That’s Mr.

Everyone knows that Barack Obama is the president-elect. Just look at any newspaper (including Roll Call) or flip on the TV to hear the soon-to-be-prez referred to that way.

A Kansas Two-Step in 2010?

“I’m in the process of pulling together in a steering committee and I’m moving forward with that plan,” Tiahrt said in a phone interview.

Bill Thomas Looks Back Serenely at House Career

We’d sit and watch the rest of the parade go by, [and] I tried to explain to them we were up front for a reason, and it wasn’t us,” Thomas said during a recent interview with Roll Call.

CVC (Finally) Ready to Open Its Doors

This is something necessary for the safety, security and accessibility of the millions of people who come to the Capitol.” In many ways, the story of the CVC is the story of the Capitol — which took

Reid Says He’s Prepared for 2010

Well, understand there were 30 percent of the people in South Dakota who were Democrats,” Reid said in an interview with Gannett News Service.

House Leaders Vow Action on Bailout, Stimulus

“Not helping the auto industry is not an option,” Pelosi said in an interview on CBS’s “Face the Nation.” “It’s just a question of how we go forward.” Democratic leaders ended their lame-duck session

Chaplain’s Work With Abusers Was Little-Known

“I was dealing with priests that had problems themselves and maybe were causing problems on a staff or causing problems in the community,” Coughlin said in an interview with Roll Call on Monday.

Lawyer Hopes to Subpoena Chambliss

In an interview Wednesday, attorney Mark Tate said he will file documents as early as today urging the State Court of Chatham County to enforce a subpoena for Chambliss to be deposed in a civil case

NRSC Fundraising Top Priority in 2010

Cornyn, based in a big GOP-leaning state that is loaded with wealthy Republican donors, said in an interview Wednesday he plans to run the NRSC similarly, although he did not specifically cite Schumer

Court to Rule on Protected Speech in Murtha Case

Zaid asserted that because the District Court did not reject a government motion to dismiss the case, but instead put the motion “in abeyance” pending the outcome of the discovery, the case is not

Hess Pens Transition Guidebook

“He’s ideal in that he’s tough, but you don’t have to be bare-knuckled to be tough,” Hess said in an interview.