Democrats Angry That Liberal Groups Aren’t Helping
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It’s Budget Constraint Time for the AOC
A deteriorating Capitol complex, a $1 billion maintenance backlog and thousands of “high risk” safety hazards along with a more meager budget will mean that Ayers will have to make tough decisions
Arslan: Congress Can Rev Up Engine of Economy
In fact, large employers don’t even represent 1 percent of the nation’s businesses, and they grow at a much slower rate than the real engine of our economy — small businesses.
Calendar Won’t End the Ethics Showdown
flurry of public activity prior to the August recess, the ethics committee has not indicated whether it will initiate either hearing before the House adjourns next month, potentially as early as Oct. 1,
Bond Office Like Coming Home’
[IMGCAP(1)] The women are recent college graduates hired this summer to fulfill legislative correspondent roles until the Missouri Republican retires in November.
Obama Tries to Drum Up Liberal Enthusiasm
[IMGCAP(1)]But Obama also had a serious message to those in the audience: “When you are talking to your friends and your neighbors and your co-workers, I want you to feel good about the support that
Town Hall Meetings Connect Senators to Home
Feingold has held more town halls this year than any other Senator, logging 72 meetings from Jan. 1 to Aug. 31, according to a review by Congress.org.
Tea Party Class Would Test Boehner
[IMGCAP(1)]King warned that he and other House conservatives aligned with the tea party could form a bloc threatening to take down House rules if Boehner puts bills on the floor that they consider
Health Care Interests Reward Allies on Reform
The company also has contributed more than $1 million in largely unrestricted funds to 527 groups — all of them with GOP affiliations, including the National Governors Association.
Senate Committees Face Major Turnover
[IMGCAP(1)]The retirements of Budget ranking member Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) and Rules ranking member Bob Bennett (R-Utah) will also set off a domino effect among Republicans on those panels next year
Hill Divided on Rahm’s Future
[IMGCAP(1)]Congressional Progressive Caucus Co-Chairman Raúl Grijalva said he would like to see Emanuel go; he suggested the president replace him with “somebody that will work equally with all Caucus
The 50 Richest Members of Congress
1. Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.
NRCC Ad Buy Strategy Takes Shape
But the NRCC has laid down $1 million for air time in the 2nd district during the last three weeks of October.
Reid Pressured to Curtail Agenda, End Session Early
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is coming under increasing pressure not only to close up shop Oct. 1, but also to more narrowly tailor the Senate’s agenda to jobs and the economy.
Obama to Name Warren to Consumer Panel on Friday
Obama will make the announcement at 1:30 p.m. in the Rose Garden, a White House official confirmed Thursday.
Politicians Create Record Number of Joint Fundraising Committees
Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.), who is running for re-election this year, has at least three such committees that have collected more than $1 million each.
Pelosi Rejects Short-Term Tax Cut Extension for Wealthy
Pelosi said she makes the case that “the taxes at the high end have not produced any jobs, they’ve only increased the deficit,” noting that 80 percent of those tax cuts go to people making more than $1
Senate Appropriations Panel Keeps Budget at 2010 Level
bill must now be voted on by the full Senate and then reconciled with its $3.7 billion House counterpart, which was approved by the House Appropriations Subcommittee on the Legislative Branch on July 1.
Photo from the Attic: A Sticky Proposition
[IMGCAP(1)]One of many young gum vendors works outside the Capitol in 1932.
Gray Projected to Oust Fenty as D.C. Mayor
Mayor Adrian Fenty declined to concede the race at 1:18 a.m.