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This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: What is your first memory of politics? A: I grew up in Puerto Rico, and my father, Benito, worked in the sugarcane fields.
David Rouzer's first tasks at the Capitol was on the roof.
The two Floridians represent solidly Republican districts, with the former replacing Matt Gaetz and the latter replacing Mike Waltz after he resigned to join the Trump administration.
↵↵Only the second delegate to represent the Northern Mariana Islands and the first Republican to represent the territory since the seat was created in 2008, King-Hinds said being so far from home adds
She answered constituent mail, worked the autopen and roamed the Capitol grounds with her fellow interns.
It's been five years since the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, but Rep.
Keating now leads a team of all women in the cloakroom, another first.↵↵In an interview before he retired, Fischer said he had always kept Keating in mind as a possible successor.
Which means there's a lot less dynamism for average members to take advantage of," Gelman said in a recent interview.
↵↵The Idaho Republican first came to D.C. in the summer of 1979, after finishing the Boys State program back home.
Mark Kelly, during a television interview in the Russell Senate Office Building on Wednesday, views a clip of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s speech to generals and admirals in Quantico, Va., from the
Sitting in her sun-filled office for a recent interview, the Minnesota Democrat was a study in hope and realism.
Andrea Salinas learned politics — the good and the bad — as a young staffer in the 1990s.
That came in the aftermath of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, during which the California Democrat was among a small group of members trapped in the House Gallery.
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You’re a New York guy. So what are your sports loyalties? A: Yankees, Giants, Rangers.
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: What drew you to Congress? A: I’ve been on the Hill since 1977. I was born in Utah, but moved away to Ohio when I was 5.
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: How did you start working for Heinrich?
“The Flagmakers” is available to stream on National Geographic and Disney Plus. This interview has been edited and condensed.
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You’re the only leader in the House Democratic Caucus who doesn’t hail from one of the coasts. How did you overcome that geographic bias?
Scanlon sat down with CQ Roll Call in the early days of the new year to talk about the shifting power and gender dynamics in the House. This interview has been edited and condensed.
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You’ve said you came to Congress at one of the “darkest moments of our nation’s recent history.” Do you still feel that way?