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The fact that Stacey Plaskett, as a 22-year-old recent college graduate, called all the time was the thing that impressed the congressman the most.
She had love for the countless Capitol Police officers who spent some of the most time with her over the years.
It’s hard to tell where the roleplaying ends and the next political era begins. Questions pile up: What can the leaders of the future learn from these highly specific conditions?
Johnny Isakson in December, it was clear that her ownership of the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream could become an issue during the 2020 special election to fill out the term.
While the coronavirus pandemic has become the dominant issue for the world, immigration continues to be a political and cultural fulcrum, particularly in the United States regarding its relationship
Is the week over yet?
In the meantime, she was working as an aide to Daniel K. Akaka, the legendary Hawaii senator.
The more exposure he gets, the more people recognize him.
When the House voted in late June to make the District of Columbia the country’s 51st state, D.C. residents were thrilled.
The sorority has been a through line of the Ohio Democrat’s career.
“If you look at it you won’t see much difference,” the Democrat told CQ Roll Call during an interview back in February.
Last year, Republican House leaders stripped King of his committee assignments after he gave an interview to The New York Times questioning when such terms as “white nationalist, white supremacist, Western
“My wife and I have three teenage boys that of course are at home now,” he said in a phone interview last month.
Researchers want to know how antibodies in the plasma might help other patients fight the disease.
Cory Booker has written a poem about the coronavirus. “Some late night writing,” the senator from New Jersey tweeted Sunday, attaching the result.
Life inside the Capitol and around the Washington area has fundamentally changed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Our photojournalists bring you a glimpse of our new normal.
Heard on the Hill caught up with Rep. Stephanie Murphy, an avid runner who has been self-quarantining after coming into contact with a fellow member of Congress who was diagnosed with COVID-19.
“We’re all kind of wounded as people,” she told me in a phone interview Thursday afternoon. You’re coming to Washington very soon. How are D.C. audiences?
“Democracy is designed to be messy and loud,” he told me in a Feb. 25 interview in his office. Q: How did you come to work for Rep. Denny Smith of Oregon?
The most incendiary moments come straight from the president’s own insult playbook.