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Nevada’s Economic Woes Continue to Dog Titus
But the bigger issue for Heck, observers say, is likely to be whether he can raise the money to compete financially with Titus, who neared $1 million in receipts in 2009.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Musical Mystery
[IMGCAP(1)]Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) joined Reps.
Garland: Small Businesses Seek the Truth
[IMGCAP(1)]Today, if you have succeeded in growing your business to more than 50 full-time employees, you will soon be required by law to either buy health insurance for your employees or pay a fine
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: What, No Dodgeball?
[IMGCAP(1)]According to the pool report from Monday morning’s annual Easter Egg Roll at the White House, Obama read the Seuss classic “Green Eggs and Ham” to some pint-sized attendees, and when he
Vogelstein & Cowan: Bullish on November
[IMGCAP(1)]Based on a wide range of economic statistics, including last Friday’s sunny jobs report and the less publicized household employment survey, we conclude the following: While many people
Venn Strategies Lobby Firm Splits
That was up $1 million from 2008’s nearly $3 million in lobbying receipts.
Murray Raises $1 Million; Rossi Still Undecided
Patty Murray (D-Wash.) will report that she raised about $1 million in the first quarter of the year and ended March with $5.9 million in her re-election account, according to a senior aide.
Washington: Murray Raises $1 Million; Rossi Still Undecided
Patty Murray (D) will report that she raised about $1 million in the first quarter of the year and ended March with $5.9 million in her re-election account, a senior aide said Friday.
Campus Notebook: Spring Cleaning
[IMGCAP(1)]Eva Malecki, spokeswoman for the Architect of the Capitol, said employees are conducting maintenance work on the escalators and subways, as well as cleaning the murals throughout the Capitol
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Facebook Barometer
[IMGCAP(1)]Thune and Boehner added the most followers of any lawmakers in their respective chambers, while Lincoln and Kanjorski added the biggest percentage.
K Street Files: Healthy Business
[IMGCAP(1)]The five lobbyists all joined Bryan Cave in 2009 after a merger with Powell Goldstein. Tim Perrin, who previously worked at Powell Goldstein, is also expected to join Polsinelli.
GOP Takes Aim at Fincher’s Primary Opponent in Tennessee
“I was allotted five minutes, and that’s not a long time, and the public option was No. 1 on the hit list,” Kirkland said.
Arizona: Parker Sets Pace With $230,000 Quarterly Haul
Hayworth, who launched his campaign in February, will report raising in excess of $1 million in the quarter.
Should Charlie Crist Roll the Dice to Save Long-Shot Senate Bid?
[IMGCAP(1)]Crist, of course, says the matter is closed — that he is in the GOP race to stay. But some observers won’t be convinced until the filing deadline passes at noon on April 30.
Democrats Hail Job Gains as Sign of Economic Recovery
Updated: 1:31 p.m.
Hanna: Three Reasons Obamacare Is Unconstitutional
[IMGCAP(1)]The argument most often cited is that the bill’s mandate that every citizen must purchase health insurance is excessive, and that Congress lacks the authority to compel people to purchase
Hill Climbers: Quick Start
[IMGCAP(1)]In hindsight, the staffer said it was actually a good way to start, inoculating her to Capitol Hill’s pace at the outset of her new job.
Moran-Tiahrt Race Could Unleash the Franked Mail
Tiahrt, whose southeastern Kansas district includes Wichita, is the more prolific mailer, sending just more than 1 million pieces of mail in calendar year 2009 at a cost of about $107,000.
Life After Congress: Gilchrest Teaches a Love of Outdoors
[IMGCAP(1)]Yet on Tuesday nights he makes a two-hour drive to Salisbury University and shares a little of his hard-earned wisdom with a class of 33 undergraduates.