FEC to Consider Political Payroll Deductions for Trade Groups
The draft notice of proposed rulemaking, as it is technically called, was approved in a 4-1 vote, with Vice Chairwoman Ellen Weintraub, a Democrat, dissenting.
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1980: 25 & Counting
[IMGCAP(1)]On June 19, 1980, Roll Call published its 25th anniversary issue.
Looking Back and Pausing Before Looking Ahead
[IMGCAP(1)] Yes, in the mid-1990s, during a period of anti-incumbency, challengers did win virtually all late-deciding voters.
Deal Struck
[IMGCAP(1)] Diversified Collection Services was one of eight corporations charged in September by a Travis County grand jury with making prohibited political contributions to Texans for a Republican
Longtime Miller Aide Retires
[IMGCAP(1)]Diaz-Balart Staff Changes. Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (R-Fla.) has promoted one staffer and hired another as the term draws to a close.
CFC Enters Final Stretch Of Giving
The official solicitation period for the national capital area’s campaign began Sept. 1 and was slated to end Wednesday, but an extension granted by OPM will allow the campaign to solicit until Dec
Tasks Undone
Our to-do list for the next Congress includes: (1) regulation of “527” political committees; (2) overdue streamlining of the presidential appointment process, (3) completion of the modernization
Frist’s 11th-Hour Giving Targeted Iowa and S.C.
He raised more than $4.3 million and, including the money that went to candidates up in 2006, gave out more than $1 million to House and Senate candidates as well as national and state party committees
In New Year, Democrats Must Resolve to Stand Firm for America
[IMGCAP(1)] True, this is a season of renewal and change. But, it’s also a time to settle on resolutions for the coming year.
Hill Merchants Expecting a Boost
The No. 1-selling Christmas item at Doolittle’s is a handmade needlepoint stocking of all dog breeds. Also, the store commissioned an artist to create U.S.
Ballenger Attorney Cites ‘Moral Values’ Exit Poll
year-old lawmaker said the group’s presence “bugged the hell” out of his spouse — particularly when she saw women in “hoods” coming and going from the organization — and noted that the group was only “2 1/
National Archives to Swear In New Citizens
WRAP Offers Free Cab Rides to Revelers The Washington Regional Alcohol Program is giving free cab rides home through Jan. 1, 2005, as part of its SoberRide program to prevent drunken driving
Seasoned Leaders Will Protect GOP From ‘Overreaching’ in ’05
[IMGCAP(1)] President Bush and the Republican Congress will get back to work with the strong wind of a popular majority at their back.
Immigration Reform Is A Worthy Issue for Bush’s ‘Boldness’
[IMGCAP(1)] To do so, he’d have to face down a noisy, but not large, anti-immigrant claque in the Republican Party that’s determined to use the threat of terrorism as an excuse to, in effect, erect
Ghost of Abe Fortas Hangs Over Discussion of Judicial Filibusters
[IMGCAP(1)] First, let us look at the basics of what happened in 1968.
Ho Ho Ho
“That didn’t go over so well,” [IMGCAP(1)] Burr told HOH. So the next year he wised up and got wife Brooke something really romantic — a new front door for their house in Winston-Salem.
Coburn Wants to Treat Patients
Coburn’s net worth is between $1 million and $3 million. Thomas A.
Allen Taps Wadhams as Chief of Staff
Wadhams will start the new job on Jan. 1 and will move to Washington from his native Colorado. He succeeds longtime Allen chief of staff Jay Timmons, who is going into the private sector.
Rothenberg: Finally, It’s Over (The 2004 Election, That Is)
[IMGCAP(1)] Democrats immediately responded by sending out a press release claiming that they had a successful cycle, and Democratic consultants who worked on Democrat Charlie Melancon’s victory
Tax System Desperately Needs Fair Reform
Our tax system does desperately need reform, but that reform should be guided by three core principles: 1.) Will it add to the deficit? 2.)