Democrats Mining Eastern Kentucky for Votes
According to first quarter Federal Election Commission reports, Conway had about $1.3 million in cash on hand as of April 1 to Mongiardo’s nearly $800,000.
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Gun-Control Activists Launch Lobby Blitz
It was followed by Gun Owners of America, which spent $1.4 million, and the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, which spent $1 million. “It is a very powerful lobby.
Lafferty: Employment Bill Threatens Easy House Schedule
[IMGCAP(1)]The committee is sitting on a time bomb: namely, H.R. 3017, the Employment Non-Discrimination Act.
DePosada: Puerto Rico’s Nuclear Option’ On Statehood
[IMGCAP(1)]Imagine that the Quebeckers also insisted on speaking French and let it be known that they expected the U.S. to transform itself into an officially bilingual nation like the one that they
Tax Complainers Only Looking at One Side of Budget
[IMGCAP(1)]This is incredibly ironic. At most points in the year the federal budget almost always is referred to in terms of what is spent rather than the revenue collected.
A Pinch of Pepper Nearly Grounds Health Care Bill
[IMGCAP(1)]Senate Budget Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) explained during debate on the reconciliation bill that his staff and the staff of two other committees had “spent long hours going over this
Heard on the Hill: Washington Exposure
[IMGCAP(1)]Turner played Katie McCoy on the hit show “Friday Night Lights,” but she says her character was written out of the show, and her conservative politics might have been the reason.
Greek Societies Bring Capitol Hill Camaraderie
The group’s goal is to raise $1 million by the end of the cycle, according to O’Neill. Being in a fraternity “is all about getting into position to move to the next level,” Scott said.
Politics & Poker: Pennsylvania Special Win Would Give GOP Big Mo for November
[IMGCAP(1)]But the dream could, in fact, become reality: Republican Charles Djou has a very good chance of winning the May 22 special election to replace former Rep.
Road Map: Financial Reform Still in Flux
[IMGCAP(1)]Though Democratic leaders claim they are willing to bring the bill to the floor as soon as Thursday with or without GOP support, they are also relying on a full-court press by the White
AP: Massa Says He Didn’t Approve Pay Raise or Check
Racalto is still working in Massa’s former Congressional office, but he plans to leave May 1 to work for a nonprofit organization in New York, McKinney said.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: In the Weeds
Updated: 1:36 p.m.
Cutting Room Floor: Uncle Sam’s Party
[IMGCAP(1)]Uncle Sam, aka Bruce Layne, talks with Emily Skidmore, 9, (center) and Skyla Hinkle, 10, at a tea party rally at First Baptist Church in Lexington, Ky., on Thursday.
Campus Notebook: Print-Ready
[IMGCAP(1)]Boarman began his career with a four-year apprenticeship at McArdle Printing in the late 1960s.
Is the GOP Headed to a Revival in the Land of Enchantment?
[IMGCAP(1)]Democrats controlled both of the state’s Senate seats, all three of its House seats and six of the state’s seven statewide offices.
Heard on the Hill: The Diesel Rips Off the Viper
So who would have known that a 7-foot-1-inch basketballer-turned-rapper would end up ripping off an iconic part of Issa’s own work?
Shapiro & Goitein: Classification and Consequences
[IMGCAP(1)]President Barack Obama should be commended for encouraging open government. But while prizes may spur innovation, we need sticks as well as carrots to reduce government secrecy.
True Religion Jeans Gets Hip to K St.
He also said his No. 1 issue with lawmakers is a proposal that would require federal agents to disclose more information about the fake goods that they seize.
Stevenson: In Senate, Motion To Proceed’ Should Be Non-Debatable
[IMGCAP(1)]The “motion to proceed” should be made non-debatable and subject to an immediate majority-rule vote.
K Street Files: Ricchetti Eyes Obama Gig as ALL Examines Terminations
[IMGCAP(1)]Ricchetti, who returned to lobbying after a stint as White House deputy chief of staff to President Bill Clinton, stopped lobbying before the fourth quarter of 2008.