Ted Cruz, Condoms and Bathroom Politics
In response to an inquiry from Roll Call, the Cruz campaign said the senator was referring to a Nov. 2 administrative ruling by the Education Department’s Office of Civil Rights.
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Senators’ Secret Santa Swap Set for Dec. 8
“In the Senate, we have serious jobs and often face some very sobering issues,” the Minnesota Democrat said in a statement to Roll Call.
How Donald Trump Could Swing the Senate | Opinion
Ron Johnson defends the constitutionality of Trump’s call to surveil certain mosques, and Sen. Rand Paul reminisces about Trump making fun of his hair and height.
Imperfect Candidates Get Elected
A few weeks ago, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee hosted a few dozen contenders from across the country for a candidate school, and I had a chance to sit down with a handful of them
Exclusive: NRCC Adds 32 Candidates to First Tier of Young Guns Program
The race is rated a Tossup by the Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report/Roll Call.
Obama Focus on Gun Control Could Help Sway Independents in 2016
Center found 85 percent of Americans favor expanded background checks — the proposal the Obama administration has pushed since the 2012 Newtown shootings killed 26 students and teachers in an elementary school
Fear of Syrian Refugees Inflames Louisiana Politics
Edwards responded with statements and a robo-call affirming his opposition to resettling Syrians since the Nov. 13 terrorist assaults in Paris.
Congresswoman Left for Dead at Jonestown Recalls the Massacre, 37 Years Later
In an interview with CQ Roll Call, she noted that while much has changed, some fundamental questions about Jonestown remain unanswered.
Congresswoman Left for Dead at Jonestown Recalls the Massacre, 37 Years Later
In an interview with CQ Roll Call, she noted that while much has changed, some fundamental questions about Jonestown remain unanswered.
Michael Moore Invades D.C. Next With New Flick
In France, he marvels at the nutritious and cheap meals school children are fed.
Republicans Hope Blame for Paris Attacks Sticks to Clinton
Lieber, a professor focusing on U.S. foreign policy at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service.
House Conservative Favorite Eyes Unusual Career Switch
résumé — even without his additional standing as one of the right’s favorites from the tea party House takeover class of 2010: clerkships for a state Supreme Court justice and a federal judge out of law school
D.C. Vigil Pays Tribute to Victims of Paris Attacks
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) A young man wearing a gray leather jacket had a French flag draped over his shoulders, and told HOH he came to the park to show his support for the people of Paris.
Hinojosa Announces Retirement After Nine Terms
Before Congress, Hinojosa served on the local school board and the Texas Board of Education before being elected to the House.
Vote for Your Favorite Jeb! Capitol Quip
” — Don’t worry – my mechanic school had a Common Core curriculum. — Maybe you could just add a second exclamation point. — You can’t seem to keep current, no matter what we do.
Democrats’ Resurgence in Arkansas Looks Less Likely
This cycle, both races are rated Safe Republican by the Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report /Roll Call. The DCCC declined to comment for this story.
D.C. Residents Officially ‘Unrepresented Peoples’
The briefing had originally been scheduled for the end of October, but had to be rescheduled due to a vote to reauthorize D.C.’s school voucher program, which Norton opposed, but was a pet project of former
Fattah’s Son Found Guilty on 22 Counts in Fraud Case
Chaka “Chip” Fattah Jr. was indicted on July 29, 2014, for alleged misspending of loans and education funds he received as part of his role in school management.
Louisiana Governor’s Election Continues Tradition of Unusual Party Splits
(File Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Updated: 5:46 p.m. | Among some Republicans in Louisiana, Republican Sen.
Louisiana Governor’s Election Continues Tradition of Unusual Party Splits
“What I keep hearing from folks – neighbors and other parents at the school – is, ‘this is going to be the first time since 1991 that I vote Democrat.