‘Courting Des Moines’ the Night Before the Iowa Caucuses
The feature film is “a fake story about the real Iowa caucuses” and is the brainchild of writer/director and Roll Call contributor Brent Roske.
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Senate Deal to Confirm Judges Holds, for Now
Wright’s nomination had a bit of baggage, with conservatives citing her criticizing President Ronald Reagan in a law review article she contributed to in 1989 when she was a student at Harvard Law School
Iran Swap, Flint Water Crisis Put Kildee in Spotlight
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) In a rare confluence of events, Michigan Democrat Dan Kildee finds himself at the center of two of the country’s biggest political stories this week.
Iran Swap, Flint Water Crisis Put Kildee in Spotlight
Kildee was among the first to call for a federal investigation of the contaminated water. He claimed that Republican Gov. Rick Snyder’s administration is responsible for the disaster.
DC Vote Taps Vinoda Basnayake as New Chairman
The D.C. native graduated from Georgetown University in 2003 and graduated Wharton School of Business and the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 2008.
Patricia Murphy: Hillary, Please Leave Bill at Home
She knows enough to frame the gun debate in the worried conversations of young mothers who hear for the first time their 6-year-old had a shelter-in-place drill at elementary school “in case the bad guys
Strickland’s Past Positions on Guns Put Him in a Tough Spot
Butland said people have mainly heard about Strickland’s change in views from his staff, but not from him, though Strickland’s campaign sent Roll Call an article from last year that referenced quotes
Rise in Southwest Border Crossings Fueled by Desperation
Fulton School of Liberal Arts at Salisbury University and author of two books about immigration along the U.S.-Mexico border, chalked up the recent enforcement activity to reactionary politics.
Rise in Southwest Border Crossings Fueled by Desperation
Fulton School of Liberal Arts at Salisbury University and author of two books about immigration along the U.S.-Mexico border, chalked up the recent enforcement activity to reactionary politics.
Pelosi Almost Endorses Clinton, Almost Accuses GOP of Racism
I don’t really know what Steny’s job — he had perhaps just what you describe — but Steny was ahead of me; he was in law school, and I had absolutely no intention of ever running for office.
Pelosi Almost Endorses Clinton, Almost Accuses GOP of Racism
I don’t really know what Steny’s job — he had perhaps just what you describe — but Steny was ahead of me; he was in law school, and I had absolutely no intention of ever running for office.
Andrea Zopp Makes Her Case to Congressional Black Caucus Members
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who appointed Zopp to the Chicago Public School Board, is among city officials under fire.
Cruz Isn’t Coming to SOTU, But He’s Sending a Guest
Before entering the program, Lavelle Brown was an unemployed high school graduate and Durrell McBride spent eight years in prison. Rep.
Nikki Haley Can Look to Past Responses for Do’s and Don’ts
(Al Drago/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Why in the world would any story about this year’s State of the Union ritual start with a reminiscence about Bill Clinton from three decades ago?
In Statuary Hall, Snapchats and Notorious RBG
feel of, on one hand, a rock concert in waiting — with its glowering security personnel and its sound and lighting technicians furiously prepping Statuary Hall — and on the other hand, a half day of school
Nikki Haley Can Look to Past Responses for Do’s and Don’ts
Joni Ernst of Iowa last year, despite her meme-worthy description of a modest upbringing wearing “plastic bread bags” over her single pair of school shoes on snowy days.
Who’s Sitting with the First Lady During State of the Union?
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The White House on Sunday released the list of guests who will be seated with First Lady Michelle Obama, Dr.
Who’s Sitting with the First Lady During State of the Union?
Even though she can take only one class at a time, Bragdon, of Austin, Texas, plans to complete her degree and become a middle school teacher.
4 Surprises From Obama’s Town Hall
The former, which left 20 children dead at Sandy Hook elementary school, has touched Obama personally.
Obama’s Empty Campaign Threat on Gun Control
Public Policy Polling) Florida: 45 percent approve/51 percent disapprove (early October, Quinnipiac University) Wisconsin: 51 percent approve/45 percent disapprove (mid-November, Marquette University Law School