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Stier: Oversight of CDC Grants Is Necessary
In a May 1 letter to HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, Collins expressed concern that the CDC appears to have used “federal funds in attempts to change state and local policies and laws,” despite
Postal Service Default Alarms Sen. Tom Carper
Nearly half of that amount is due to the Treasury on Aug. 1, the remainder at the end of the government’s fiscal year.
Job Creation: The No. 1 Issue, With a Bullet
Job Creation: The No. 1 Issue, With a Bullet -
Washington: Suzan DelBene Donates $900K to Campaign This Month
Other than DelBene, only Ruderman spent money on TV advertising from July 1-18. She raised $42,000 in that span, spent $256,000 and had $62,000 left in cash on hand.
Street Talk: Farming a Team of Former Members Does Not Guarantee a Win
The going rate for a former Senator is usually $1 million.
Taxes: Parties Confident in Their Policies
While Obama has long said that it’s time to raise taxes on income above $250,000, some influential lawmakers in his party favor a higher threshold, such as $1 million, which they say is a number that truly
Mitt Romney’s Fundraising Boost Stems From Unique Tactic
From April 1 to June 30, none of the affiliated state Democratic parties received transfers from Obama Victory Fund 2012.
Breaking Ranks on the Thurmond Rule
The vote comes after attorneys who represent Oklahoma with the American Bar Association wrote to Coburn and Inhofe asking them “(1) to use your considerable influence within the Senate to urge leadership
Energy: All for All of the Above
In April, the League of Conservation Voters teamed up with the Priorities USA Action super PAC to spend $1 million for TV time in two presidential swing states, Colorado and Nevada, to brand presumptive
Campaign 2012: The Target-in-Chief
“I think if Republicans make as their No. 1 issue the repeal of health care, they are certainly going to lose the election in the House and the Senate and the presidency,” Senate Democratic Conference
This Election’s in the Toilet
Cutting said that in the race to relieve, customers are reaching for the cottony visage of President Barack Obama ($6.99) approximately 3-to-1 over soothing swipes of presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney
Hawaii: Mazie Hirono Leads Linda Lingle by Double Digits in DSCC Poll
That includes one conducted for the Lingle campaign which showed her ahead of Hirono by 5 points, while Case led Lingle by 1 point.
A Wealth of Material
Even though the Siegels represented the very top of the 1 percent, their story is one that Greenfield, as well as many viewers and critics, see as a morality tale.
Rob Portman, Jon Tester Look to Head Off CR Mess
The End Government Shutdowns Act would create a 120-day automatic stopgap bill, or continuing resolution, at current spending levels if regular appropriations bills are not approved by the Oct. 1
Wisconsin Senate Primary Attracts Star Musician Power
Tommy Thompson; Atkins is scheduled to perform for businessman Eric Hovde on Aug. 1.
VP Nominee or Not, Rob Portman Is Valuable to GOP
The End Government Shutdowns Act would create a 120-day automatic stopgap bill, or continuing resolution, at current spending levels if regular appropriations bills are not approved by the Oct. 1
Senate Votes to Require Obama to Spell Out Sequestration Cuts
The Senate today approved a bill to force the Obama administration to report its plans for enacting about $1 trillion in across-the-board discretionary spending cuts triggered by the failure of a budget
Rockefeller: Don’t Wait to Address Perilous Cyber-Threats
National security experts have called cyber-attacks the No. 1 threat to our country.
National Retail Federation Losing Members
In the second quarter of this year, the group spent more than $1 million on lobbying for the first time ever in a single quarter.