Gabrielle Giffords’ Memoir Media Tour Has Few Stops
It’s a vast difference from other Congressional book rollouts, where the press office works with a publicist to land the Member on as many television shows as possible. Sen.
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Tough Terrain for Senate Democrats
Liberals like Warren, and she has national name recognition thanks in part to her frequent television appearances, including as a guest on “The Daily Show.”
Hill Climbers: Military Family Shaped Marchand’s Future
“My family is from the Midwest, I was born in Georgia and my folks moved to Northern Virginia.”
Shop Talk: Gibbs Leaves White House as 2012ers Staff Up
Press Secretary Robert Gibbs announced Wednesday he will be leaving the White House in early February.
Heard on the Hill: Jack’s Back!
Chris Cooley Is Funny; Ryan Zimmerman Is Hunky After taking a beating Sunday, Redskins tight end Chris Cooley was relieved to be at a Capitol Hill press conference Tuesday where the chatter
Heard on the Hill: O’Donnell Goes to the Mattresses
— was downtown at the National Press Club. The star came to help the Boys & Girls Clubs of America announce new efforts to lower the high school dropout rate.
Heard on the Hill: ESPN’s Andrews Switches to the C-SPAN Circuit
That’s a lot easier for me to talk about,” Andrews said at a press conference. “Let’s talk about Brett Favre. … It’s easier for me to talk about touchdowns and errors and [pitcher] Matt Garza.”
Heard on the Hill: Congressional Dancing Queen
After hearing “Hot in Cleveland” actress Wendie Malick speak at a Humane Society rally on the Capitol’s West Front, the Virginia Democrat announced plans to borrow her rhetoric at an upcoming committee
Heard on the Hill: Foxx’s Lesson for the Clueless
Virginia Foxx, you might just be in for a scolding.
Heard on the Hill: Remembering Robert Byrd, the Dog Lover
West Virginia Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R) also remembered Byrd’s love of canines. “I remember when his beloved Billy died.
Heard on the Hill: The First Kids Are All Right
“And it got quite a reaction from my colleagues in the White House press corps.”
Cantor Offers GOP New Digital Tools
On Tuesday, the Virginia Republican and Chief Deputy Minority Whip Kevin McCarthy (Calif.) handed out Apple iPod Touches to members of the House Republican whip team as a reward for a job well done
Heard on the Hill: Edolphus Towns Wants to Put the Jane in Johns
Daily (OK, so we just made that last one up). Rachael Ray Is Cooking Up a New Cause Food Network star and talk-show host Rachael Ray might know her way around a bottle of E.V.O.O.
Heard on the Hill: Celebrities’ Delight
The organization noted in a press release that Edelstein will be making House (and Senate) calls — ba-da-dum!
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Mountaineer Madness
In a press release, the West Virginia Democrat couldn’t help but poke fun at favored Duke. “Almost Heaven is no place for Devils of any sort, especially the Blue Devils!” Byrd says.
Heard on the Hill: Break the Ice
Spotted among the headbangers at the Alice in Chains concert at DAR Constitution Hall last week were grunge groupies John Murray and Brad Dayspring, who by day are the press guys for House Minority Whip
Heard on the Hill: Department of Glass Houses
[IMGCAP(1)]In press releases, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has slammed Republican Craig Miller — the former chain restaurant exec who just announced he’s running against Rep.
The Folly of Apology Demanding
But former Virginia Gov. Douglas Wilder (D) wants Reid to apologize to America.[IMGCAP(1)]In the Internet age, admitting wrong insufficiently satisfies our collective need for repentance.
Heard on the Hill: The New It’ Bag
Last week, the Virginia Republican slugged his way to the office.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Rogers Under the Microscope, but Not in the Hot Seat
A House panel stepped up scrutiny of the office of the White House social secretary Thursday morning, with Democrats and Republicans questioning why the secretary’s staff didn’t do more to stop a Virginia