Senators Worth Remembering
The Sixth in an Occasional Series… John McCain might think of himself as a “maverick,” and many politicians aspire to that label, but few...
The Sixth in an Occasional Series… John McCain might think of himself as a “maverick,” and many politicians aspire to that label, but few...
Not Likely to See His Kind Again I’ve always thought of Mark Hatfield, the Oregon Republican who died on Sunday, as looking and acting...
The new Pew Research Center report dealing with where Americans turn for their daily news fix shows, not surprisingly, that the...
I remember years ago interviewing then-Idaho Public Utilities Commissioner Perry Swisher, a smart, opinionated and cantankerous former...
The Fourth in a Series… Democrat James Pinckey Pope served only one term in the United State Senate from 1933 to 1939, but left his mark...
The Third in a Series… If Reed Smoot, the Utah Republican who represented the Beehive State in the U.S. Senate for 30 years, is...
Democrat Edward P. Costigan had a short, but extremely productive and influential tenure representing Colorado in the United States...
Sen. Bronson M. Cutting was among the most interesting men to have ever sat in the United States Senate. New York born into a wealthy...
The modern Senate has its problems to say the least, including too much blind partisanship and what many scholars see as a growing lack...