Self-Funders Abound in 2nd District Primary
But Love isnÂ’t even the top self-funder of the campaign. As of April 30, oral surgeon Craig Schmidtke (R) had given his campaign about $453,000, according to his spokesman.
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Both Sides Gird for Tough Battle in Oregon
Gordon Smith (R).
House to Revote on Farm Bill
Rules ranking member David Dreier (R-Calif.) raised constitutional concerns and sought to strike the farm provisions from the rule.
Spending Bill Sparks Strategizing
Senate Budget ranking member Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) acknowledged that while absences by Democratic presidential hopefuls Sens.
NRCC May Pick Sides in Primaries
Pete Sessions (R-Texas) to take the lead on establishing a series of candidate funds for targeted races with late primary elections.
Trial Bar Benefits From Tax Bill
Kevin Brady (R-Texas), who voted against the extender package for multiple reasons, including the trial lawyer measure and the fact that it did not include a patch to the alternative minimum tax.
Farm Bill Glitch Stalls House
“I don’t know how we can proceed with the override as it occurred.” “Nor do I think we should proceed with some attempt to fix it until such time as we understand what happened, what are the precedents
Enrolling Error Snares Farm Bill
“For some reason, the machine didn’t print it out and nobody noticed it,” Peterson said. Peterson said he was told the president’s staff noticed the error after he vetoed it.
DSCC Touts Lunsford’s Potential
But I don’t care how many names he’s going to call me, because in January he’s going to call me ‘Senator.’” Meanwhile, in the state’s top competitive House primary Tuesday, state Sen.
K Street Ready for Lots of Health Care
Billy Tauzin (R-La.), who heads PhRMA. Yet, don’t expect it to be all “Kumbaya” moments between companies.
Colorado: Markey, Musgrave Have Dueling Poll Numbers
Marilyn Musgrave (R) and her Democratic challenger Betsy Markey released competing polls Wednesday that delivered good news for both in the Republican-leaning 4th district.
A Medicare Crisis Gets Even Worse
Change is essential to preserve the program, Senate Budget Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) and ranking member Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) told attendees of a recent Medicare forum.
Wyden Takes Middle Course on Coverage
Bob Bennett (R-Utah) seek to ensure health coverage for all Americans by allowing employees to take the money they contribute to employer-sponsored health care plans and use it to purchase their own coverage
Blunt Denies Pressuring Fossella
House Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) said Tuesday that Rep.
Democrats Scrub Bill of Targets
Kit Bond (R-Mo.) to continue a controversial clean coal power plant technology. “Sen.
New Mexico: Anti-Abortion Group Raps Wilson in TV Ad
Heather Wilson (R) of supporting abortion rights. Wilson, a moderate Republican who opposes abortion rights, is locked in a bitter Senate primary with conservative Rep. Steve Pearce (R).
Wicker Trails Musgrove in DSCC Poll
Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) was trailing former Gov. Ronnie Musgrove (D) by 8 points in a new poll conducted for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
Mississippi: Wicker Trails Musgrove by 8 Points in DSCC Poll
Roger Wicker (R) was trailing former Gov. Ronnie Musgrove (D) by 8 points in a new poll conducted for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
Boehner Remains Defiant Over Earmark Web Site
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) continues to defy an order to take down his Web site touting earmark reform — and the House Administration Committee has yet to push back on the issue.
Illinois: Democrats Hoping to Exploit Ozinga Case
In the latest tit-for-tat with Democrats, Martin OzingaÂ’s (R) campaign is staying mum on the concrete magnateÂ’s involvement in a soured land deal with a local farmer.