Shift in Landscape Makes Bigger GOP House Gains Possible
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Holder Says It’s ‘Long Past Time’ for D.C. Voting Rights
The New York City native moved to the District after graduating from Columbia Law School in 1976. He was assigned to the newly formed Public Integrity Section.
Bill Cassidy Dips Into Landrieu Territory for Votes
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) On Monday, Richmond, who represents parts of both New Orleans and Baton Rouge, emphasized the importance of helping Landrieu.
Bill Cassidy Dips Into Landrieu Territory for Votes
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) On Monday, Richmond, who represents parts of both New Orleans and Baton Rouge, emphasized the importance of helping Landrieu.
The Big Issue in the North Carolina Senate Race
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) STATESVILLE, N.C. — The biggest issue in the North Carolina Senate race? It’s not health care, Syrian airstrikes or even the economy. It’s education.
The Big Issue in the North Carolina Senate Race
The race is rated as Tilts Democratic by the Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call.
Jog Like It’s the 1860s This Saturday at Lincoln’s Cottage
(Clark Mindock / Roll Call) Still, there is incentive to finish with the best time.
Eric Holder to Resign (Updated)
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Updated 12:30 p.m. | Attorney General Eric H.
Eric Holder to Resign (Updated)
announcement later today, the Attorney General plans to express his personal gratitude to the President for the opportunity to serve in his administration and to lead the Justice Department, which he will call
Voters, Tigers and Beers — Oh My!
You have to, to do this,” Landrieu told CQ Roll Call as she power-walked toward Memorial Tower. “People are really polite. It’s good to be visible and people to see you out working.”
Voters, Tigers and Beers — Oh My!
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) BATON ROUGE, La. — Six weeks from Election Day, Sen. Mary L.
Boehner Lists Tax Reform Among House GOP’s Top Priorities for 2015
“And many aren’t learning because they’re sentenced to attend a struggling school,” Boehner said. To address the issue, he mentioned the school choice initiative, the D.C.
Party Like it’s 1994: Gingrich, DeLay Reunite With ‘Greatest Class’
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) While most of Congress trekked down Pennsylvania Avenue Wednesday night to the annual White House picnic, a select group of current and former members took a trip down Memory
Party Like it’s 1994: Gingrich, DeLay Reunite With ‘Greatest Class’
reception that preceded the panel talk and question-and-answer session, 1994 class freshmen mingled over wine and cheese, and exchanged hugs and handshakes, giving the gathering a feeling of an actual high school
NRSC Kicks It Old School Online
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Bigger and Better Things: Staffers Who Run for Office
You’re in good company: 75 of the current House and Senate members previously served as congressional staff, according to CQ Roll Call Member Information and Research.
Influence Industry Remembers ‘Unique’ Thomas H. Boggs Jr. | K Street Files
(CQ Roll Call File Photo) Thomas H. Boggs Jr. had the clout of an oracle, the air of a senator and a joie de vivre that gleefully declared his family’s Louisiana roots.
Influence Industry Remembers ‘Unique’ Thomas H. Boggs Jr. | K Street Files
Kate Ackley is a staff writer at CQ Roll Call who keeps tabs on the influence industry. Related Stories: Lobbyist Thomas H. Boggs Jr.
First Clinton, Now Biden Offer Iowa Their Versions of 2016 Populism
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) She went out to grill some beef, and now he’s going out to help some nuns.
First Clinton, Now Biden Offer Iowa Their Versions of 2016 Populism
opportunity to deliver a punchy rallying cry for his commitment to American working people in economic distress — unless the presence of those nuns prompts him into a meandering digression about his Catholic school