Cummings Vs. Maloney Splits Congressional Black Caucus
The Minnesota Democrat told Roll Call Wednesday he remains undecided but noted that Maloney was helpful with a railroad issue in Minnesota earlier in his career.
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Stupak: Walking Away From ‘the Best Job I Ever Had’
He recently sat down with Roll Call to discuss his frustrations during the health care debate, why he’s called “the guardian of the Great Lakes,” and what he’ll do after leaving the
How Murkowski Made History
Alaskans Standing Together spent more than $1.2 million on Murkowski’s behalf and was listed as a top reason for the Senator’s success by every Alaska insider that spoke with Roll Call about the race.
Even if Expelled, Rangel Could Return Next Year
“The House is not a continuing body,” said Charles Tiefer, a professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law who has served in both the House and Senate general counsels’ offices
Hill Climbers: Staffers’ Routes Differ In Path to Ga. Office
“I came here the Thursday before the election, and for the first time in a long time, I had a chance to catch up on reading things like Roll Call, Politico and everyday Hill information.
Flashback: Nikki Haley’s Senior Class Photo
A friend of Roll Call Politics had the pleasure of attending high school with one Nimarata Nikki Randhawa, better known today as South Carolina’s Gov.-elect Nikki Haley.
Rangel Could Be His Own Lawyer
Kiernan did not return a telephone call asking for comment.
Boehner Rallies Home State to Help Lift Him to Speakership
When asked to compare the 2010 election with that of 1994, Boehner told Roll Call, “It’s bigger.”
Staking Their Future on Voters
Roll Call takes a brief look at the stakes for those with the most to lose — or gain — from today’s vote. President Barack Obama Two weeks, 12 states, 19 events.
Republicans May Have Inadvertently Rallied Nevada Hispanics to Reid
To prove her point, she told the Rancho High School Hispanic Union that she could not be sure all of its members are Hispanic. “Some of you look a little more Asian to me,” she said.
Raese’s Wife Loses W.Va. Voter Status
Roll Call confirmed Friday that Elizabeth Raese is registered to vote in both states but has not voted in West Virginia since 1998.
For Sowers, Raising Money Is the Easy Part
He earned an undergraduate degree from Duke and a Master of Science in Public Policy from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and he is a dissertation short of earning a doctorate
Hall of Fame Inductees
The Roll Call Congressional Baseball Hall of Fame was established in 1993, when seven veterans were inducted. 1993: John Tener (R-Pa.)
Charities Gain Big From Game
That’s why Johnson won’t be cheering just for the teams at tonight’s Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game, but for the charities that will benefit from the game’s proceeds as well.
Royalty Graces Congressional Baseball Game
Rachel Robinson, the widow of baseball pioneer and Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the 49th Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game on Tuesday.
Democrats Smell Dynasty as Game Day Nears
The Democrats’ win in last year’s Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game was a welcome reprieve for the team’s manager after an eight-year slide that had earned his team perennial underdog status.
Obama Needs to Talk to GOP Leaders — Soon
As Roll Call’s Emily Pierce reported earlier this month, “The last time Obama and McConnell spoke privately, one-on-one, was prior to Obama’s January 2009 inauguration.”
Awards to Recognize Women in Leadership
“It’s amazing to me the number of women tuned into the community,” she told Roll Call in 2009. “More and more women are developing a career path. It may not be the traditional career path.”
Republicans Who Previously Backed Kagan Vow Fresh Look
According to a copy of the talking points obtained by Roll Call, Democrats over the next several days will make the case that as the first female solicitor general and dean of the Harvard Law School, Kagan
Thank You, Mr. Chairman: A Look at Panel’s Leaders
He taught at a Cherokee school in Oklahoma early in his career and later was a federal Indian agent. Much of his work in Congress focused on Native American issues.