Putting André Carson in Context
Carson tells Roll Call that these comments were part of a longer set of comments on the state of the American public school system.
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SCOTUSpalooza
(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call) “Happy health care day!” revelers shouted while weaving through the sea of humanity. “Maybe this will become a national holiday,” other pro-ACAites wondered.
Home Run Lands Ron Paul in Hall of Fame
He hurled a shutout in the first game of the Roll Call era. 1993: Marty Russo (D-Ill.)
Fall Elections Shape Future Rosters
Pulled muscles and back injuries are nothing compared to the devastation the fall elections could inflict on the rosters for the 2013 edition of the CQ Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game.
Democratic Roster
Joseph High School, No. 9. Rep. Mike Doyle (Pa.)
Brady Honors a Hometown Hero
When the teams take the field for the 51st Annual CQ Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game, there will be one extra coach on hand. Rep.
Nonprofits Benefited from Lawmakers’ Speaking Engagements
A Roll Call review of annual financial disclosure reports shows at least 10 lawmakers gave a combined nearly $75,000 to 50 charitable organizations in 2011 under the rule, which bars them from accepting
Wisconsin Senate Poll: Tommy Thompson Leads in Republican Primary
Tommy Thompson led his closest competitor in the Republican Senate primary by a margin of almost 20 points in a Marquette University Law School poll released today.
School Vouchers Program
“Our message has always been not about the program itself, but about District residents not being guinea pigs for these social experiments,” Ribiero told Roll Call.
Panel Endorses Guidelines for ‘Midnight Rulemaking’
“I don’t think there are any sharp departures from current practice,” said Jack Beermann, a professor at the Boston University School of Law, who was hired to write the guidelines.
Let Billy Hit!
Practices for the upcoming Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game on June 28 are in full swing, and it appears Members on the Democratic squad are having some fun on the field.
Reflections on 20 Years as Accidental Columnist
Twenty years ago this week, my first column appeared in the pages of Roll Call.
Campus Notebook: Capitol Police Aid Motorists In Tunnel
of Capitol Police officers were at the scene, and three landed in the hospital suffering from smoke inhalation after rushing into the tunnel to shepherd nearly 40 people to safety when an unoccupied school
Scene Set for Kentucky, Arkansas Primaries
Roll Call rates the race as Leans Republican. 4th district If you don’t know Tom Cotton’s name, you will soon.
On the Map
“Maps are fascinating in terms of exploration, in terms of helping us organize and think about our future,” Williams, a longtime map enthusiast, told Roll Call.
National Spotlight Tests Elizabeth Warren’s Operation
Brown has called on Warren to release her law school applications from the institutions where she has taught.
Virginia: Majority PAC Follows Crossroads GPS On the Air
Obama spoke to students at Washington-Lee High School in Arlington today and is holding a campaign kickoff rally at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond on Saturday.
N.J. 9th District Race Pits County Vs. County
He is an old-school politician in every sense: quick to shrug off his suit jacket, roll up his sleeves, pump his arm during his stump speech and to throw his arm around a child at a rally.
Arkansas: Tom Cotton Gets John McCain Endorsement
Cotton, an Army reservist with an impressive biography and a Harvard Law School degree, may get a boost from the endorsement in his competitive primary with 2010 GOP nominee Beth Anne Rankin.
Illinois: Former Miss America Mulls House Bid
Attorney Erika Harold, who was Miss America 2003, told Roll Call today that she’s considering a bid for retiring Rep. Timothy Johnson’s (R-Ill.) seat.