Jason Chaffetz’s Stolen Moments
“I can still smell the chemicals,” he said of the old-school developing process. “It was really fun.”
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White House Touts Ebola Czar Ron Klain’s Ties to Congress (Updated)
Ron is a summa cum laude graduate of Georgetown University and holds a JD, magna cum laude, from Harvard Law School, where he was an Editor of the Harvard Law Review and won the Sears Prize for the
White House Touts Ebola Czar Ron Klain’s Ties to Congress (Updated)
Ron is a summa cum laude graduate of Georgetown University and holds a JD, magna cum laude, from Harvard Law School, where he was an Editor of the Harvard Law Review and won the Sears Prize for the
Don Young: the Kodiak Bear of Capitol Hill (Video)
(CQ Roll Call File Photo) He’s flouted ethics rules. Twisted a staffer’s arm.
Don Young: the Kodiak Bear of Capitol Hill (Video)
CQ Roll Call asked Young about that comment — whether the last person to touch him really did end up dead. The congressman’s response: “There’s some truth to that.”
Not His Father’s Arkansas
(Chris Maddaloni/CQ Roll Call File Photo) I have been thinking for months about how politics has changed over the past decade, but those changes struck home in a very obvious way while I was
Not His Father’s Arkansas
He is a serious, Harvard and Harvard Law School-educated Iraq veteran who served with the 101st Airborne.
Are You an Expert? Ways to Tell
example, the past three years have been spent at a defense contractor, I am a certified Homeland Protection Associate (NDPC), and have a graduate certification in HS and Terrorism from a large, state school
Voter Engagement Gap Hints at GOP Turnout Edge
(CQ Roll Call File Photo) Twenty days out, and the sum of all the polling, computer modeling and intangibles says that both Senate storylines are still possible.
Voter Engagement Gap Hints at GOP Turnout Edge
The Democrats can still retain their majority by holding their losses to five seats — the number of turnovers currently projected by the Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call race ratings.
Capitol Police Replenish Their Ranks After Hiring Freeze
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) CHELTENHAM, Md. — Forearms pressed into the black asphalt, the Capitol Police’s 179th class of recruits shook and dripped with sweat in their third minute of planks.
Capitol Police Replenish Their Ranks After Hiring Freeze
“Up until today, it wasn’t really physical, so today was the first test,” said Anthony Delasso, 33, a native of the Philippines who spent his first 12 years out of high school in the Marine Corps.
Larry Pressler for D.C. Mayor?
The Daily Kos unearthed an Associated Press report Monday on Pressler’s potential mayoral bid, which cited an interview with Roll Call.
Pelosi: Call Congress Back for Minimum Wage, War Authorization Votes
and said a $10.10 per hour minimum wage would better help her juggle her responsibilities, make ends meet and go to school.
Meet the House Republican Still Sweating the Shutdown
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) OMAHA, Neb. — Mention Rep. Lee Terry’s name in this town, and almost everyone has an opinion about the embattled Republican.
Meet the House Republican Still Sweating the Shutdown
Bob Krist, a Republican backing Terry’s Democratic opponent, told CQ Roll Call in his colleague’s kitchen on Sunday morning. “Which time do you want to apologize for?”
Kirsten Gillibrand’s Book Tour in Political Territory
Her mother, the first in her family to go to college, went to law school and built her own law firm.
The 10 Most Vulnerable House Members
Since CQ Roll Call last published this feature in September, two incumbents — a Democrat and a Republican — dropped to the honorable mention category.
The 10 Most Vulnerable House Members
Since CQ Roll Call last published this feature in September , two incumbents — a Democrat and a Republican — dropped to the honorable mention category.
Shift in Landscape Makes Bigger GOP House Gains Possible
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Only three times since the Civil War, as any political junkie knows, has the president’s party gained House seats in midterm elections — in 1934, 1998 and