Spouse Bust
“On at least two occasions before his arrest, [Creamer] charged aggressively at officers and was guided behind the [police] line,” the report said.
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Social Security Drags on GOP
capital are mulling what to do next on Social Security, House leaders are trying to solve their own specific puzzle within the GOP Conference: how to craft a bill broad enough to draw majority support without
Remembering the Little Paper That Could
No one ever said the words, “off the record.” We just instinctively knew.
How to Succeed on K Street Without Really Trying
“There were times when there were as many as 100 people in a room,” said Gerald Cassidy, founder and chairman of the firm Cassidy and Associates, which represented AT&T in the fight.
The Divisions Are Worse Now. Or Are They?
Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), said he believes this is the most divisive Congress he has participated in since being elected in 1976. “It is the worst I have ever seen it,” Hatch said.
Heard on the Hill: Gossip From Kazakhstan to the House Lounge
I distinctly remember the moment a couple of years ago when I got a phone call from a Hill staffer — I still don’t even know who you are — who said that on his commute to the Hill that morning he
Kennedy and Nixon Before Camelot, Watergate
“The first desk I had in the Senate,” he said, “I opened the drawer and Nixon’s name was in it.”
Capitol Hill’s Tune Inn Hits Its Own 50-Year Mark
Tony Nardelli said his family has watched the area change around them and struggle for an identity over the years. The Tune Inn “was always a neighborhood bar without a neighborhood,” he said.
A Half-Century of Hill Bars
And as Roll Call celebrates 50 years as “The Newspaper of Capitol Hill” this month, no celebration of the past half century of Congressional politics would be complete without recognizing the Hill bar
Party Poopers
He added, “I hope they have a good time tonight, because without reform, they’re not going to be partying when it’s time to retire.”
PGA Makes Return to Congressional This Week
As one publicist said of Congressional’s founding, “The need existed in the absence of common ground where, unhampered, officials and professionals and business men could get together and, without restricting
Helping Hands
Without positive adult intervention, Big Brothers Big Sisters estimates that 70 percent of those children are, at some point, likely to be incarcerated themselves. But Sen.
Peter Rodino: A Member Who Rose to the Occasion
Michael, Ronna and I shared a house on Capitol Hill.
Republicans for Reid
Another lobbyist, a Democrat, said he “would describe it as unusual but not unprecedented.” Another said, “I can’t remember anything like this ever happening.”
Portrait of an Artist
“I knew people who’ve said, ‘Gerald Ford, was he a Senator?’” Kinstler adds.
A Frequent Critic Gets Hastert’s Aid
During his luncheon speech, Hastert said that he used his trips home to his Illinois farm as an opportunity to relax and think without all the distractions of modern life.
Nelson, Pryor Work to Hone the Art of the Deal
“I think we have developed a partnership,” Nelson said of Pryor in an interview just before the recess. “We can work together.”
DCCC’s Media Buy: Dumb Politics, or Smart PR?
I wish I had been in that super-secret meeting with DCCC Chairman Rahm Emanuel (Ill.) when the cone of silence came down from the ceiling, allowing party strategists to talk about their media buy
Wired for Progress
I disagree with that.
As Senate Returns to Angry ‘Normal,’ What Will Get Done?
Also, it’s a fact of Senate life that virtually nothing important can get done without a measure of bipartisanship.