A Little Love Goes a Long Way for Neugebauer Staffer
(Julie Ershadi/CQ Roll Call) She told HOH the chocolates were a gift — less than $50 worth, another staffer assured us with a laugh — from a constituent living in Lubbock, Texas.
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Take Five With Rep. Mark Takano
(Chris Maddaloni/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Q: You were a public school teacher for 23 years. Are there any similarities between being a teacher and being a member of Congress?
Boundary Road Celebrates One Year on H Street
Jason Dick/CQ Roll Call Among those deals are the $5 “late night special” — a can of Natty Boh and a shot of Old Overholt Rye — as well as $5 shots of Becherovka, a Czech herbal liqueur.
‘Our Town’ Settles In Snugly to Modern D.C.
Few, if any, American plays have been read and performed in more high school auditoriums and college theaters than “Our Town.”
FDA Might Decide When a Cigar Is Just a Cigar
The industry is now waiting on a proposed rule from the agency that could make other tobacco products subject to the same regulations as cigarettes, cigarette tobacco, roll-your-own tobacco and smokeless
Goodlatte at Nexus of Obama Agenda
Four days after the school shooting in Newtown, Conn., Goodlatte told CQ Roll Call that “gun control is not going to be something that I would support.”
Florida: Which Republican Will Challenge Garcia?
But sources close to Florida Senate leaders tell CQ Roll Call that Flores has assured them she’s not leaving the legislature to run for Congress.
Democrats Look to Ward to Energize 2014 Takeover From Helm of DCCC
She was raised by her mother, an elementary school teacher whom Ward now affectionately categorizes as a “drop-off voter,” her cab-driving stepfather and her father, a physician’s assistant who lived just
Five Races in Which the Gun Debate Matters
In the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn., the politics of gun control turned upside down — or so the proponents of increased firearms regulations would like to believe
In Apparent Reversal, Issa Criticizes ATF Nominee
Issa’s statement, however, is a departure from comments he made in an interview with CQ Roll Call on Dec. 20, when he was asked about Obama’s call for a permanent director for the agency as part
NRA Launches Urgent Appeal Ahead of White House Gun Proposal
In an interview with CQ Roll Call, Franks took issue with the staging of the event, during which, according to White House spokesman Jay Carney, Obama will appear alongside a group of children who wrote
Massachusetts: Democratic Rabbi Mulls Senate Bid
A Bay State Democratic insider told CQ Roll Call that the rabbi was “serious” in exploring the potential bid and noted Pesner’s close ties to Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick.
Holder Stays as Attorney General; Conflicts With House Likely to Continue
“There ought to be a clean sweep” at the department, former Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Sensenbrenner, R-Wis., told CQ Roll Call in November, when it was widely expected that Holder would step
South Carolina: State Representative Quickly Moving Toward 1st District Bid
“I’m rapidly going in that direction,” the Republican told CQ Roll Call on Friday afternoon, noting an announcement would likely come soon.
Sanford Likely Front-Runner in S.C. Special Election
High school teacher Teddy Turner (the son of entrepreneur Ted Turner) is definitely running. Official filing begins Jan. 18 at noon.
Life After Congress: Lynn Rivers
During her first bid for the House, in 1994, Rivers, a Michigan Democrat, acknowledged her condition on a call-in radio show in an effort to suppress rumors that she was having a nervous breakdown
In Wake of Tragedy, Little Appetite for Gun Control Among House Republicans
Goodlatte of Virginia told CQ Roll Call on Tuesday that he does not favor tightening controls on firearms, such as banning assault weapons or high-capacity clips, after 27 people, including 20 children
Feinstein Could Push Gun Control From Atop Judiciary Panel
But in the wake of Friday’s grade school massacre in Newtown, Conn., she has been in the news for her renewed push for a prohibition on assault weapons and restrictions on high-capacity clips.
Before Term Begins, Swalwell Looking Over Shoulder
Yet even before being sworn in or casting a single roll call vote, a couple of potential intraparty challengers have appeared in his rearview mirror.
South Carolina: Haley Considers Politics of Appointment
Jim DeMint, South Carolina Republican insiders told Roll Call Tuesday afternoon. Haley is a rising star in national Republican circles and a tea party favorite.