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He attended a one-room schoolhouse, sometimes commuting on horseback, until his parents decided he needed to attend a high school in town to fully realize his athletic ability.
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Supreme Court Won’t Hear Ex-Congressman’s Bid to Vacate Bribery Conviction
I think the U.S. attorney is making is that this would open us up to the possibilities of public corruption or insulate against that behavior,” Carl Tobias, a professor at the University of Richmond School
Murray’s Hour: Senate Workhorse Steps Up
Murray talked to Roll Call this week about how her intimate knowledge of the caucus will aid her as she continues to shape the caucus’s policy objectives, especially when it comes to the fiscal cliff
Senate Update: Democrats Retain Majority
Races were still too close to call in Virginia and Massachusetts, and polls in a few more important states closed at 9 p.m.
Groups Worried About Ballot Access Monitor Polls on Election Day
Edison High School in Alexandria, Va., there were more volunteers on hand to trouble shoot problems today than there were voters with headaches to report.
Senate Update: Democrats Retain Majority
(Douglas Graham/CQ Roll Call) Updated 12:37 a.m. | As Election Day folded into Nov. 7, the only question remaining in the fight for the Senate was the size of the Democratic majority.
Senate Update: Democrats Retain Majority
Races were still too close to call in Virginia and Massachusetts, and polls in a few more important states closed at 9 p.m.
Senate Update: Democrats Retain Majority
Races were still too close to call in Virginia and Massachusetts, and polls in a few more important states closed at 9 p.m.
Wisconsin: Will Dueling 9/11 Ads Affect Senate Race?
Roll Call reported earlier this month on the saturation of negative ads in the race and how the fight to define the other candidate has shaped the contest, even when the other guy was a popular,
Max Cleland, Inspired by Bobby Kennedy, Looks to Young Joe
In an interview with Roll Call after the event, Kennedy appeared moved by Cleland’s words. “Whenever you have somebody that has the values and the character that Sen.
Wisconsin: Tommy Thompson Writes Big Check to His Senate Campaign
Roll Call reported earlier that Thompson’s campaign had been struggling to get airtime against Baldwin throughout September and had not yet made its own ad reservations for the final two weeks of
Missouri: Todd Akin, Claire McCaskill Reprise Familiar Themes
McCaskill responded with an emphasis on federally backed student loans and Pell grants, while criticizing Akin’s position opposing federal school lunches.
Tammy Baldwin Follows Scott Walker’s Playbook in Wisconsin
A Marquette University Law School poll released Wednesday showed Baldwin trailing Thompson by 1 point, after leading him by 9 points four weeks ago.
Schwarzenegger Tells GOP, Democrats to Man Up
(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call) Schwarzenegger has hit the road to hawk his new book, “Total Recall: My Unbelievably True Life Story,” a 650+ page autobiography chronicling everything from his youth
Missouri Senate Race Moves to Leans Democratic as Todd Akin Stays Put
With it now clear that Akin will be on the ballot in November, Roll Call is changing its race rating for the Missouri Senate race from Tossup to Leans Democratic.
Conservative Veterans of Voting Wars Cite Ballot Integrity to Justify Fight
Call them the voter fraud brain trust.
Wisconsin: Tammy Baldwin Moves Up in Polling
A Marquette University Law School poll released Wednesday showed Baldwin leading Thompson by a 9-point margin.
Book ‘Em
The biography is the first of two volumes and ends with Obama driving up to Harvard University to begin law school. Rep.
Challenges to Voting Laws May Play Havoc On and After Election Day
At least one Senate race and five House races that Roll Call currently rates as a Tossup are in states with ongoing voting lawsuits.
Wis. Senate Race Steers Clear of the ‘L’ Word
out of touch with the state outside of Madison – and there’s a lot of things wrapped up in that, potentially including her sexual orientation,” said Charles Franklin, the director of the Marquette Law School