Charity, Interrupted
[IMGCAP(1)]But shortly after the e-mail went out, Hacker, a former lobbyist himself, sent out a second message urging people to ignore the first, noting that he hadn’t thought to clear the matter
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Congress Must Step Up Oversight Activity, Act on Trade Deal
[IMGCAP(1)]The Washington Post offered a detailed look at the mistaken shipment of nuclear detonators instead of helicopter batteries to Taiwan.
Moonlighting
[IMGCAP(1)] The April 21 teleconference, hosted by Washington Representatives, is the latest temporary stop-off for Lenhard, who is working the speaking circuit since he went off the federal payroll
Trading Politics for Fashion
Sales at Todd’s Shoe Hive grew by 25 percent last year, while Periwinkle grossed $850,000 in sales in its first year and more than $1 million by its second year.
Boehner Girds for New Fights
Still, as of March 20, it faced a more than 7-to-1 cash-on-hand disadvantage compared with House Democrats.
Odds Are Even for Porter Re-election
account that this cycle is looking to be another down year for Republicans nationally and add the fact that Porter eked out a 4,000-vote victory in 2006 despite outspending his little-known opponent 2-to-1,
Electronic Census Questioned
With the census due to begin on April 1, 2010, Congress and the Government Accountability Office already have questioned the bureau’s methods — and whether those methods will lead to inaccurate results
Low Confidence Adds to U.S. Economic Woes
For results based on the samples, the margin of error is ‘1 percentage point.
Hogan’s Wolff
[IMGCAP(1)]“She had a lot of offers, and we’re pleased to get her,” said Mike House, who runs the firm’s legislative practice.
Gerrymandered Districts May Limit Opportunities
[IMGCAP(1)]But presidential fanfare aside, a handful of downballot races are expected to showcase both parties’ up-and-comers in the Tar Heel State, where rapidly changing demographics may yield
CVC Watch
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The Budget Act Was a Lot Hipper in ’74 Than It Is Today
[IMGCAP(1)]Even though they will or could cause higher federal spending or decreased revenues, they all will be considered largely outside the federal budget process.
Democratic Primary Is Damaging to Clinton, Obama and Country
[IMGCAP(1)]In three short months, Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) and Barack Obama (Ill.) have managed to take lemonade and turn it into lemons.
Life of the Party
[IMGCAP(1)]The Twin Cities aren’t usually late-night towns, locals tell HOH, but that might change for the influx of convention-goers if a proposed plan passes. Minnesota state Rep.
GOP Wary of Democratic Moves on Housing
[IMGCAP(1)]That’s the conundrum the GOP faces this week as both chambers dig into the foreclosure and credit market crises following a two-week recess that saw the failure of a major investment bank
Measuring the Coattails
down-ticket will be hurt by their association with President Bush, their position on Iraq and a growing perception that the presumptive GOP presidential nominee is not well-versed on what could be the No. 1
Clinton Maintains Double-Digit Lead In Pennsylvania
Clinton leads by 2-to-1 among white voters who make up 79 percent of the sample, while Obama leads by more than 7-to-1 among black voters who comprise 17 percent of those Democrats likely to show up at
Minnesota Parties Painfully Inch Toward Picking Congressional Candidates
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A Matter for Reflection
[IMGCAP(1)] The bottom flag gives a clue as to the group that has offices inside these glass walls northwest of the Capitol.
Pennsylvania’s Casey to Endorse Obama for President
Meanwhile, Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean told CBS News on Friday morning that superdelegates should make a decision on who they will support by July 1.