Democrats, GOP Mapping Approps Strategies
[IMGCAP(1)] Although each chamber has passed versions of three appropriations bills — Homeland Security, military construction-Veterans Affairs and foreign operations — Democratic aides in the House
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Chuck Wagon
Bruning had decided to run regardless of whether Hagel sought another term and has banked around $1 million since entering the race this past spring.
Professors’ Race Against Sensenbrenner No Academic Exercise
[IMGCAP(1)] Collectively, Reps. David Obey (D), Tom Petri (R) and Jim Sensenbrenner (R) have 94 years of Congressional service under their belts. Sen.
Idaho: Otter Compiles List of Possible Craig Successors
Schaffer had a 7-1 advantage among conservatives, Udall had a comparable advantage among liberals.
Cleland Leaves Disability Group
Working with a mostly volunteer or temporary work force, PAID has received about $1 million in government grants to help people with disabilities get jobs, mostly through earmarks provided by Murtha
In the Newest Congress, the Rich Get Richer
Miller Development Co. to be worth $500,000 to $1 million.
Pounding the Pavement
[IMGCAP(1)] Lost and Found may have taken a break in August, but the construction around Capitol Hill kept on going.
Gillmor Update
[IMGCAP(1)] A statement Friday from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for the Northern Virginia District said the examination of Gillmor “showed significant injury to the head consistent with
Mum’s the Word
[IMGCAP(1)] For now, it seems, Craig is having better luck with his friends in the private property movement.
In 2008 Election Cycle, How Bad Is Bad for Senate Republicans?
[IMGCAP(1)] Recruitment and fundraising problems are only symptoms of a larger difficulty facing the GOP: the national political environment.
Ethics Reform Still Has a Long Way to Go
The task force was supposed to complete its recommendations by May 1, but progress ground to a standstill earlier this year as Congress focused on the lobbying and ethics bill. Rep.
AG Pick May Face Delay
While Alberto Gonzales may no longer serve as the No. 1 target for Justice Department failures, the agency’s problems remain.
Congress’ Gift Rules Now Apply to Businesses
[IMGCAP(1)] Perhaps the most significant change is the introduction of criminal liability.
My District or Yours?
[IMGCAP(1)] Bono’s chief of staff, Frank Cullen, tells HOH the two plan to set up house together in Washington, D.C., after the yet-to-be-scheduled wedding and maintain their respective residences
Murtha: Iraq Funding Bill Likely to Wait
“I don’t see any way that it can be done before Oct. 1,” Murtha said, noting that Congress has yet to see U.S. commander in Iraq Gen.
Technology Redefines Constituent Outreach
(Ehlers, the ranking member of the House Administration Committee, estimated that there is a 5-to-1 ratio of e-mails to traditional letters received by Members; that ratio increases to 10-to-1 on hot-button
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Having a Ball on the Field
[IMGCAP(1)] Herman “Germany” Schaefer sees what it’s like on the other side of the camera during a Washington Senators game against the New York Highlanders in April 1911.
Matchbox Headed to the Hill
[IMGCAP(1)] The new location will have the same menu of wood-fired pizzas and addictive mini burgers of the original Matchbox at 713 H St. NW.
With New ‘Oz’ in Place, ‘Operation Spy’ Opens Today
The slated June 1 opening for the International Spy Museum “Operation Spy” experience was pushed back to today — and Anna Slafer, director of exhibitions and programs at the museum, says Oz is to blame