Heard on the Hill: That’s Mr. Obama to You
Just look at any newspaper (including Roll Call) or flip on the TV to hear the soon-to-be-prez referred to that way. [IMGCAP(1)]Not so fast, Barry.
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The New Members of the House
Despite the money spent on the race, a Roll Call poll taken three weeks before the election that showed him leading also suggested he was not well-known, with 40 percent of respondents saying they were
Heard on the Hill: Meghan’s Emancipation Accessorization
Art-school buddies and subversive comic artists Ethan Persoff and Scott Marshall have debuted an expanded lineup of scary (well, at least to Democrats) masks.
Experts, Lawyers Prepare for Election Day Woes
Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) both declined to discuss Election Day legal strategies with Roll Call, but Gross and other experts predict that if the tally is close, the nation can expect
Mid-Atlantic
But the 84-year-old Senator is well-known and well-funded (he is the seventh wealthiest Member of Congress according to a Roll Call analysis).
Voter Registration May Be Hampered
In a Sept. 23 letter obtained by Roll Call, Feinstein told Social Security Commissioner Michael Astrue that a planned Oct. 10-13 network shutdown could create massive headaches for state election
Tinker Trying to Rewrite the Truth Even After Losing
Last week, Roll Call ran a Guest Observer authored by Nikki Tinker, one of my opponents in the recent Democratic primary race for the 9th district of Tennessee (Talk of Issues Took Back Seat to Race,
Alaska Governor Goes National
None of Palins aides sat in on the Aug. 14 Roll Call interview with Palin which will likely not be repeated on the campaign trail this fall.
Heard on the Hill: Huck — Slim and CBS-Bound?
And the reverend spoke as if he were in front of political friends, delivering a prayer and then urging greater accountability in the nations school system.
Partying With Gustav: Less Than Conventional
Charles Bass (N.H.), told the crowd, assembled in a four-story atrium at the law school of University of St.
Heard on the Hill: No Brotherly Love
The all-star lineup of New Orleans musicians slated to perform at Monday nights Friends of New Orleans party (of which Roll Call was a co-sponsor) arent rushing home, even as Hurricane Gustav hammers
Mercado Parts the Crowds for Insiders
A Roll Call reporter who spent Tuesday roaming across Denver with Mercado notices that his party loyalty goes all the way to the DNC cufflinks he is sporting with his navy suit and pink tie.
School Pays Biden Healthy Stipend
A half-dozen House Members also are paid as adjunct faculty, but no other Senators are, and as Roll Call reported in July, some Members pay for part-time teaching gigs appears to be much higher
Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones Dies
Her death was reported prematurely by several news outlets earlier in the day, including Roll Call, as well as by several of her colleagues.
When Do Personal Financial Interests Prohibit Earmarks?
As Costello told Roll Call: I dont believe that the college should be penalized because my wife is the new president. Similarly, your Member might argue that the company in her district that has
Hill Climbers: Pascrell’s Posse
After finishing his first year of law school, he decided to leave and commit himself to working on the Hill instead.
Costello Seeks Ethics Advice
Costello has previously been given the schools Distinguished Alumni Award.
Pair of Political Recruits Stir Teams’ Hopes for the Future
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Baseball Game ‘Critical’ to WLC’s Success
When David Clemons dropped out of school at age 16, he couldnt even identify several of his family members names when they were written on paper. He had never learned to read.
Two Weeks Until Start Date, Ethics Board Awaits Picks
Lee Hamilton (D-Ind.), the director of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, and Mickey Edwards (R-Okla.), a lecturer at Princetons Woodrow Wilson School and director of the Aspen Institute