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Romney Committee Pays $450K Bill - It's Pin $ for a $500M Campaign -
They’ve also backed an Appropriations Committee report that referred to D.C.’s budget autonomy referendum — an effort District officials have worked hard to pass into law — as “an expression of the opinion
Commentary: End of Military's Tech Edge? -
Booker Cancels Campaign Event After Father's Death -
Former Member Gives $56K in Leftover Funds to His Family's Organizations -
barricade following an 11 a.m. news conference on the East Lawn with charter school leaders, health care providers and regional fire and rescue representatives all demanding congressional action to free D.C.’s
The biggest surprise has been the enthusiasm FYC fans have shown for a profanity-laced, auto-rant alerting Twitter-addicted pols that their constituents are “f—— sick of this s—.”
EMILY's List Backs Two More House Candidates -
Bloomberg's Super PAC Spends $732K Supporting Cory Booker -
Bill Young's Departure Hastens the End of a Legislative Era -
Speaking with a small group of reporters, Norton placed the blame squarely on the White House and Senate Democrats for D.C.’s current budget bind, praising House Republicans (and even former Speaker
Top Republican leadership aides went into spin-control hyperdrive against the use of the s-word Tuesday, within minutes of the announcement that establishing that panel would be their boss’s next
Current Chairman Ben S. Bernanke will attend.
It's the Superdupercommittee Playlist, Part 1 -
Vulnerable Democrats Laugh Off GOP's Shutdown Campaign Attacks -
House Democrat's Low Fundraising Sparks Retirement Rumors (Again) -
Court's Conservatives Maintain Skepticism of Campaign Money Limits -
Rep. Collin Peterson's War Chest Low for 2014 -
Gray and Norton are inviting D.C. residents to join them for an 11 a.m. rally on the East Lawn of the Capitol on Wednesday morning to show support for freeing D.C.’s budget from the federal shutdown
president also warned Tuesday that a failure to raise the nation’s borrowing capacity could result in a “very significant risk” of a new, deep recession and that “every American could see their 401(k)s