Andrew Breiner
Roll Call
Contact Andrew
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Andrew:
‘Iron Stache’ Wants to Ask a Question at Ryan’s Town Hall
Paul Ryan challenger Randy Bryce said he has submitted an application and questions for Ryan’s town hall meeting next week. → Read More
Abraham to Garrett: Don’t Single out Louisiana for Charlottesville Violence
Louisiana Rep. Ralph Abraham took “affront” to Virginia Rep. Tom Garrett’s bringing up Louisiana when assigning blame for Charlottesville violence. → Read More
Tester Tells Montana Democrats Don’t Take Anything for Granted
Montana Sen. Jon Tester had hard words for fellow Democrats as he prepares for a tough re-election race in 2018: Don’t take anything for granted. → Read More
McCaskill to Hold 25 Town Halls Amid Challenges From Right and Left
Facing a tough re-election campaign next year, Sen. Claire McCaskill said she she plans to hold 25 town hall meetings with constituents this month. → Read More
Moulton Wants to Change Status Quo by Electing More Vets
Rep. Seth Moulton announced he's backing three more veterans, for a total of 11. → Read More
Rethinking the Think Tank
With $7,678 in small monthly donations, Matt Bruenig's People's Policy Project takes a new approach to policy research. → Read More
Man Charged With Breaking Into Congressman’s Office, Stealing Items From Desk
He's been ordered to stay away from a government building before the Mullin break-in. → Read More
Palin Endorses Ainge in Chaffetz Seat Primary
Sarah Palin uses basketball metaphor to endorse Tanner Ainge, son of former NBA, BYU player Danny Ainge, in election to replace Rep. Jason Chaffetz in Utah. → Read More
Nevada Assemblywoman Enters Race for Rosen’s Open Seat
Former GOP Nevada Assemblywoman Victoria Seaman announces she is running for Democratic Rep. Jacky Rosen’s open seat in Nevada. → Read More
Hoekstra, Trump’s Pick For Ambassador, Has Views at Odds With the Dutch
Rep. Pete Hoekstra Trump’s nomination for ambassador to the Netherlands, has some views that are being poorly received in the liberal nation. → Read More
Poll Shows Kid Rock as Republican Front-Runner, 8 Points Behind Stabenow
Name recognition and Trump support push Kid Rock to the front of the Republican field. → Read More
Rep. DeSantis Wants Congress to Investigate Wasserman Schultz
While DeSantis didn't directly call for Wasserman Schultz' testimony, he encouraged various conspiracy theories related to the case of Imran Awan. → Read More
Mo Brooks: ‘If I Were Mitch McConnell, I Would Resign’
"If I were Mitch McConnell, I would resign and let somebody else see if they can provide the kind of leadership necessary," Alabama GOP Rep. Mo Brooks said. → Read More
Organizations, Activists React to Trump's Transgender Soldier Ban
Advocacy group Human Rights Campaign calls President Trump's ban on transgender people serving in the military an "all out assault on service members" → Read More
Democratic Senators Rethink Bill Criminalizing Support for Israel Boycott
Israel Anti-Boycott Act could impose $1 million in penalties and 20 years in prison for supporting a boycott of Israel. → Read More
Farenthold: It’s ‘Repugnant’ Female Senators Holding Up Health Care Bill
Texas Rep. Blake Farenthold said it was "absolutely repugnant" that "some female senators from the Northeast" have been a health care roadblock. → Read More
Roy Moore Declares Himself Front-runner in Alabama Senate Race
Runoff would eliminate 3rd-place candidate on August 15, and Roy Moore says it's going to be one of his opponents, Sen. Luther Strange, or Rep. Mo Brooks. → Read More
Another March on Washington?
As D.C. prepares for another march on Washington, activists and academics debate their usefulness in the Age of Trump. → Read More
Sean Spicer’s Highlight Reel
Now-former Trump Press Secretary has spent much of his tenure with his foot in his mouth. Here’s a look back at some of Spicer's comments. → Read More
Former Sen. Nelson: GOP ‘Just Can’t Quite Pull it Together’ on Health Care
Former Sen. Ben Nelson of Nebraska said he’s not surprised Republicans were having so much trouble passing a health care bill. → Read More