Ironically, as much as Schlesinger saw a diminished legislative branch in his time, the Congress then led by legendary Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and House Speaker Carl Albert was ...

On Thursday, April 24, the Carl Albert Center hosted a "Lunch and Learn ... leaving moderate voters with little choice. In House District 20, south of Norman, a Republican primary was won by ...

This page covers U.S. House leadership elections for the 119th Congress ... John William McCormack MA Jan 03, 1969 92nd (1971–1973) Carl Bert Albert OK Jan 21, 1971 93rd (1973–1975) Carl Bert Albert ...

The first – and only – person to formally hold the position of federal programs coordinator was Janice Lipsen, a one-time aide to former U.S. House Speaker Carl Albert (D-Oklahoma).

But I think you’ll see some good bipartisan work come out of this session,” House Speaker Lisa Demuth, R-Cold Spring, said. “Minnesotans are looking forward to the work that can be done.” ...

Rep. Carl Tepper, R-Lubbock, a friend and supporter of Burrows for Speaker, said Tuesday morning the pressure campaign isn't working. "I know that they're outside of the House, but it is their ...

OKLAHOMA’S Democratic Representative Carl Bert Albert, 53 ... back home in Oklahoma as a skillful stump speaker, he has addressed the House only where necessary. Speaker Sam Rayburn.

The House of Orange is in need of good PR ... The 23-year-old is the eldest daughter of King Albert II and Queen Paola, and as well as Prince Gabriel, also has a second younger brother, Prince ...

Donation Options Search Search Search Carl Kunz Courtesy Share Party: Republican Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan faces trial on bribery and conspiracy charges, only the latest in a ...

Speaker of the House Carl Albert The Ewing Public Service Fellowship Program sponsors summer internships in Washington, D.C. for outstanding OU undergraduates. The program is open to students from ...

anti-war liberal" who called on then-House Speaker Carl Albert to resign on national television, to "a tight-lipped conservative power broker" in Washington. In 1994, when U.S. Sen. Don Riegle ...

But they did not use their power to block Ford’s nomination—even though doing so would have kept their leader in the House, Speaker Carl Albert (D-Okla.), next in line to the presidency.