Politics · 114th Congress
Clinton Shatters Glass Ceiling, Wins Nomination
Video: From the Floor: Hillary Nominated for President [jwp-video n=”1″] Clinton’s share of the delegates in the roll call was 60 percent.
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Politics · 114th Congress
House Democrats Highlight Gun Protests
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Politics · 114th Congress
Democrats Tell Ryan on Guns: ‘We’re Not Going Away’
[jwp-video n=”1″] Lewis said Ryan offered no assurances that Democrats would get the votes they’re seeking but he listened to their message and said he understood their frustration over the
Gun Control Meets Congressional Dysfunction
So far this cycle, the NRA has written just two checks to Democrats, totaling $3,500 — precisely 1 percent of what the NRA has already donated to Republican congressional candidates.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Republicans Turn Back Democrats in Thriller, 8-7
Congress Rocks Nats Field [jwp-video n=”1″] “I thought it was awesome,” Rooney said of the Rubio chants. “I know Patrick was smiling, too.
Policy · 114th Congress
Breaking: Democrats’ House Sit-In Wrapping Up
Update (Thursday, 1:00 p.m.): A Democratic aide said Rep.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
The View from the Dugouts at the Congressional Baseball Game
[ Staffer Member Duo Turned Catcher Pitcher Teammates ] Congress Rocks Nats Field [jwp-video n=”1″] The Democrats mustered a late rally, but ultimately lost 8-7.
Politics · 114th Congress
House Democrats Bring Sit-In to an End
John Lewis closed out the Democrats sit-in at 1 p.m. Thursday, thanking members for the 25-hour siege and calling on them to keep fighting for gun control legislation.
Politics · 114th Congress
Key Moments in the House Sit-In on Guns
1:50 p.m.: Over 80 Democrats are in the chamber.
Politics · 114th Congress
Gun Control Activists Gather Outside Capitol to Support Sit-In
[ Key Moments in the House Sit In on Guns ] Democrats Begin Sit-In Demanding Gun Vote [jwp-video n=”1″] Miller-Breetz found out about the Democrats’ protest on Facebook and set
Policy · 114th Congress
House Democrats Stage Chamber Floor Sit-In For Gun Vote
Democrats Stage House Sit-In For Gun Vote [jwp-video n=”1″] The White House offered its support, saying Democratic members are “rightly frustrated” that Republican leaders will not
Policy · 114th Congress
Congressman Who Read Anti-Gay Bible Verse Prays for Orlando Victims’ Loved Ones
Allen told CQ he does not feel a need to clarify his intention behind reading from Romans 1:18-32 and Revelations 22:18-19 during the May 26 Republican conference meeting.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Seersucker, Seersucker Everywhere
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) The National Seersucker Day official photo was taken at 1:45 p.m. in the Russell Rotunda. Sens.
Politics · 114th Congress
Homosexuals ‘Worthy of Death’ Bible Verse Read Before Key Vote
Allen led the opening prayer by reading from Romans 1:18-32, and Revelations 22:18-19.
Politics · 114th Congress
Tuesday’s Primary Action is Down-Ballot
Vicente Gonzalez, an attorney, finished with 42 percent of the vote on March 1.
Video · 114th Congress
Office Space: Doug Collins’ Georgia Chicken Farm
By Thomas McKinless [jwp-video n=”1″] Roll’s Call’s Office Space is back! This week Rep.
Video · 114th Congress
Mike Collins (R) GA-10
By Emily Cahn [jwp-video n=”1″] Mike Collins, the owner of Collins Trucking who is running for Georgia’s open 10th District, visited Roll Call on Dec. 4 as part of the candidate interview
Video · 114th Congress
Bob Johnson (R) GA-01
By Abby Livingston [jwp-video n=”1″] Bob Johnson, a plastic surgeon and retired U.S.
Building Broun’s Office
[IMGCAP(1)] A graduate of George Mason’s master’s program in public policy, he obtained a bachelor’s degree in political science from Kutztown University in southeastern Pennsylvania.
Politics · 108th Congress
Tax! You’re It!
[IMGCAP(1)] But with the House and Senate still stalled over the 2005 budget resolution — thanks to a clash over whether Congress should add to the soaring federal deficit with additional spending