Drain the Swamp Before More End Up Like Ney
The group is due to report its recommendations to the House by May 1.
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Documenting the Anacostia
[IMGCAP(1)] These actors, the director, the crew — they’re all teenagers.
Jefferson Seat Sparks Battle
oppose Jefferson’s assignment, they have chosen to seat Members such as Appropriations Committee ranking member Jerry Lewis (R-Calif.), who also is under investigation by the FBI and has paid nearly $1
Half of the States Have Produced All Black Members of Congress
North Carolina: 8 Texas: 6 Alabama: 5 Florida: 5 Michigan: 5 Mississippi: 5 Maryland: 4 Missouri: 4 Pennsylvania: 4 Louisiana: 3 Indiana: 2 Ohio: 2 Tennessee: 2 Virginia: 2 Connecticut: 1
FEC May Put ’08ers on Defensive
After months of jaw-dropping predictions that the 2008 presidential election could cost $1 billion, the Federal Election Commission this week could put well-heeled Democratic and Republican White House
Legalease
[IMGCAP(1)] In addition, the committees have agreed to allow a former and current committee staffer to testify on March 1 before a grand jury continuing to probe the Cunningham matter.
Vote for D.C.
Article 1, Section 2 of the Constitution stipulates that the House shall be made up of Members chosen every two years by the people of the several states.
A Civilian’s Return
[IMGCAP(1)] “It was a time when all our aviation was in other parts of the world,” said Wolff, 88.
McInnis Files Paperwork for 2008 Senate Election
With nearly $1 million on hand in his old House campaign account, McInnis is seen as currently having the upper hand among Republicans in a Senate contest that is likely to be among the most heavily
Sununu, Gregg See Their Ratings Sag in UNH Poll
The University of New Hampshire Survey Center conducted the poll of 538 state residents on Feb. 1. The survey was sponsored by WMUR-TV and had a 4.2 percent error margin. Sen.
New PAC Targets Lewis; Democrats Crown Prince
Patrick Kahler, the controlling officer of Blue County, said the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has told Democrats in San Bernardino County that the committee’s No. 1 target in California
Roughing It, Senate Style
[IMGCAP(1)] And that, in turn, left many of the building’s well-heeled residents, including Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.), stumbling around in the darkness.
How Insecure Are We? Polls Ask Americans About Financial Health
[IMGCAP(1)] Jobs: Gallup’s data on whether people expect to lose their job goes back 30 years.
GOP Committee Moves
[IMGCAP(1)] Before joining the committee, Lavender worked as chief of staff in the personal office of the committee’s now-ranking member, Spencer Bachus (R-Ala.), since 2001.
Winter Travels Bring Cautionary Tales From the American West
[IMGCAP(1)] In Denver, I learned about the upheaval and uproar caused by an initiative overwhelmingly passed by Colorado voters in 2006 to tighten up government-related ethics.
Efforts Intensify on House Lobby Bill
The topic will get its first official airing this week when the House Judiciary Constitution subcommittee holds a Thursday hearing on the Senate-passed bill, titled S. 1.
Up in the Air
[IMGCAP(1)] The trouble started Feb. 14, when an ice storm in the Northeast scrambled travel schedules.
Blue Dogs Believe Their Day Is Here
During the 2006 cycle, the coalition’s political arm raised more than $1 million, and according to Ross, Blue Dog lawmakers contributed more than $20 million in combined dues and funds raised to
Budget Matters
[IMGCAP(1)] The hearings will be held 9:30 a.m.-noon and 2-4 p.m., with a Thursday session possible.
Former Ney Aide Heaton Cops Plea
Ney will begin serving his 30 month sentence on March 1 at the Federal Correctional Institute in Morgantown, W.Va. — Susan Davis