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Articles Written by: HELENA ANDREWS
There was an unceremonious gathering outside the Rayburn House Office Building one August afternoon — a semicircle of staffers in their 20s speaking in semihushed tones.
“They made a deal with the CBC,” one young man said, heaping verbal weight on the ...
From HELENA ANDREWS,
The Politico,
10 Sep 2008
“Some people can get away with wearing this,” said lobbyist Rochelle Behrens, stroking an excessively ruffled button-down shirt.
“But could I wear this to a meeting with a congressman?” she asked no one in particular. The implicit reply, of course, ...
From HELENA ANDREWS,
The Politico,
9 Sep 2008
Karin Agness, 24, seems like an unlikely officer of the culture wars.
But the University of Virginia law student and founder of the Network of Enlightened Women is so passionate about her organization’s mission that it’s impossible to imagine her not ...
From HELENA ANDREWS,
The Politico,
12 Aug 2008
When it comes to workplace comedies, randy hospital residents, crazy law firm partners and beautiful detectives have long been a source of amusement to their less glamorous real-life counterparts.
Last night, though, Politico found Hill staffers were ...
From HELENA ANDREWS,
The Politico,
2 Aug 2008
They wanted footage of him “in the building in a business suit.”
So, before Washington Redskins player Demetric Evans tackled Capitol Hill for the first time last week, a cameraman ran ahead to get B-roll and a reporter pinned a mic to his ...
From HELENA ANDREWS,
The Politico,
22 Jul 2008
“There’s a whole lot more to the African-American community than entertainment and sports,” said J.C. Watts, the former Republican congressman from Oklahoma, who is switching gears from a newsmaker to a newsman. With the help of Comcast and DishNet, ...
From HELENA ANDREWS,
The Politico,
17 Jul 2008
Vivian Creighton Bishop said she doesn’t want to come off as corny.
But when she talks about her husband, Rep. Sanford D. Bishop Jr. (D-Ga.), she does — in a good way.
“I’ve learned so much from him,” said Creighton Bishop, stuttering just slightly as ...
From HELENA ANDREWS,
The Politico,
8 Jul 2008
Robert Primus has a pet peeve he is reminded of between May and September.
“I actually have a problem with how most offices dress or how they allow their offices to dress,” said Primus, chief of staff for Rep. Michael E. Capuano (D-Mass.). “I don’t ...
From HELENA ANDREWS,
The Politico,
26 Jun 2008
“The history of Juneteenth celebrations has its ups and downs,” said Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) in a statement commemorating the day in June when Texas slaves learned that the Civil War was over.
The holiday, which is obviously anything but ...
From HELENA ANDREWS,
The Politico,
19 Jun 2008
Apparently, the housing crunch is nonpartisan. Washington insiders such as Ted Koppel, Ethel Kennedy and Ken Mehlman have priced to sell in a market that’s taken a noticeable downward swing.
“Prices have come down in general,” said Diana Hart, vice ...
From HELENA ANDREWS,
The Politico,
19 Jun 2008
