The Obscure Caucus: Invisible Men
He issued a statement in June 1992 claiming “Roll Call … named Richard Baker one of the ‘Ten Most Effective Members of Congress’” — a slight distortion, in our view.
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Dean Presents a Target By Opposing Bipartisan Education Reforms
Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.), declares, “We know what works in school reform. When we provide the resources, we know that schools can be turned around.”
Against Bishop, It’s GOP’s Move
Grucci told Roll Call in late June that “it’s too early to say [if I will run again]. I’m still looking at all of the options.”
Will Democrats Bypass Stark?
But Klehs told Roll Call that he respects Stark too much and was running for the state Assembly instead.
GEORGIA: Chairman Thomas Aids Both Isakson and Collins
So, as it turns out, I’ll roll my broadcast sleeves back up and work to further grow these stations.” — L.W.W.
SOUTH DAKOTA: Daschle’s Ad Blitz Fails
Rick Larsen (D), Roll Call has learned.
GEORGIA: GOP Marshals Forces For Retired General
They were joined by Members of Congress, journalists, political operatives and campaign analysts Stuart Rothenberg (who is a Roll Call columnist) and Charlie Cook. — J.K.
Sleepwalking Through History?
Santorum was overheard in a Dirksen Senate Office Building hallway Tuesday telling a group of high school students that “the Constitution does not allow sodomy, but the [Supreme] Court has done just
Dump the Bill Collectors?
The F-4 pilot was one of only two American Ace fighters in that conflict, and later went on to command the Navy’s “Top Gun” school before coming to Congress. Major League Media Moves.
OHIO: Coming Soon to Your TV: More Jerry Springer
Other Democrats running include former Chicago School Board President Gery Chico, millionaire businessman Blair Hull, state Sen.
Rookies Seek Edge From Kids’ Support
Rick Renzi (R-Ariz.) makes his debut in the 42nd Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game, the stands of Prince George’s Stadium will contain at least a dozen die-hard fans of the Grand Canyon State
2003 Hall of Fame Inductee: David Bonior
But it’s Roll Call’s memory of Bonior’s longevity, excellence and dedication that earned him a space in the Roll Call Congressional Baseball Hall of Fame.
Brother Act May Be Playing In Utah Soon
If Scott Matheson Jr., dean of the University of Utah’s law school and untested as a politician, runs for his father’s old job, he would make the 2004 ballot an unusual family affair — his younger
Judicial Activists Redeploy Efforts
The so-called “first nephew,” who graduated from the University of Texas School of Law in May and is studying for the Lone Star State’s bar, said Diane Allbaugh encouraged him to help with the Committee
CALIFORNIA: Newspaper Says Issa Accused a Third Time
Meanwhile, a spokeswoman for the California secretary of state’s office told Roll Call this week that it is unclear whether a scheduled recall election would proceed if Davis resigns before it takes
Senate Has at Least 42 Millionaires
Roll Call’s analysis of the Senators’ personal financial portfolios showed that nearly half of the nation’s 100 Senators had a net worth of at least $1 million last year, marking a high tide for
NEW YORK: State Lawmaker Raising Money for House Run
He is Mike Miles, the 46-year-old principal of a middle school in Fountain, just outside of Colorado Springs.
OREGON: Candidate to Campaign While on Army Duty
But Peggy Boquist, the candidate’s wife, told Roll Call last week that her husband’s supporters plan to keep his campaign going while he’s gone.
The Gibbons Family Business
But Dawn Gibbons was willing to talk a little about her husband’s political future — and her own — in a phone conversation with Roll Call last week.
IRS Reversal Could Spark ‘Notorious Abuse’
A half-dozen attorneys contacted by Roll Call said they had been unaware of the existence of the office until word of the decision to reverse the IRS revocations on the Callaway foundations spread.