California Poll: Julia Brownley Leads Tony Strickland in Open 26th
After both turned in strong second-quarter fundraising reports, Strickland held a cash-on-hand edge of $1 million to $322,000 as of June 30.
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Senate Food Workers Vote Not to Unionize
One hundred and sixteen eligible employees had from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. to vote by secret ballot in an office space carved out of the main cafeteria in the Dirksen Senate
What’s One Good Thing About the Fiscal Cliff?
politician, and he or she is very likely to respond with something about how the pressure of the intentional and inadvertent spending cuts and tax increases that are scheduled to go into effect around Jan. 1,
Appropriations Process Wilts in the Sunshine
The House Appropriations Committee got off to a flying start this spring, giving rise to hopes that Congress could complete action on all 12 spending bills before Oct. 1 — a feat not accomplished since
Two Freshmen to Watch in the Class of 2012
After college, Stewart spent 14 years in the Air Force, first flying rescue helicopters and then the B-1 bomber.
Democrats Leave Out Estate Tax
The result of which is that on Jan. 1, next year — good luck — the rate goes to 55 percent and you’ve only got a million-dollar exemption. I think that alone is going to doom their proposal.
Behind the Scenes, Norm Coleman Raises Cash
Top super PAC donors include Texas home builder Bob Perry, who gave $1 million, and Adelson, who with his wife gave $5 million.
Chamber’s Election-Year Spending Tops Quarterly Lobbying Disclosures
Van Scoyoc Associates reported $6 million in LDA revenue, up $1 million from the first quarter.
Ethics Complaint Revives Charges of Watchdog Group Bias
The 3.5-inch stack of documents targeting Republicans is far more voluminous than the 1/8-inch stack of documents about Democratic-related complaints.
Rand Paul Pushes on Aid to Pakistan
“We have a $1 trillion deficit and we’re giving them an extra $1 billion.”
Rogers: Senate Must Prevent Cyber-Catastrophe
The No. 1 mission of the federal government is to provide for a national defense that protects its citizenry.
Blue Chips Mull Moves to K Street
If K Street firms scooped up their hottest Hill prospects in a sports-style draft, the No. 1 pick would almost certainly be Russell Sullivan. Then again, it might be Brett Loper.
This Ought to Clear Things Up …
Call 1-888-692-7374 now, won’t you? And “report the facts.”
Narrow N.M. Senate Race Will Only Get Closer
Heinrich is backed by a coalition of environmental and conservation groups that have pledged $1 million in support on the airwaves so far, likely providing him the largest outside support for a Democratic
House Committee Approves Ban on D.C. Abortions After 20 Weeks
The party-line vote of 18-14 came as no surprise: The National Right to Life Committee calls the bill its No. 1 legislative priority for passage in the 112th Congress, and the Republican majority
Reading the Tea Leaves: How the Senate Could Look
Scenario 1: Democrats Hold Democrats don’t need everything to go their way over the next few months to hold the Senate majority, although it would help.
Goodman and Saving: Dissecting the Parties’ Positions on Medicare
• For those younger than 55 today, the Republican approach envisions “premium support” for private insurance, similar to the current arrangement under which 1 in 4 seniors enroll in Medicare Advantage
By the Numbers: Fundraising in Member-Vs.-Member Races
All other numbers are for the full quarter, April 1 through June 30.
K Street Files: Dispute Over Renting Recalled Vehicles Reaches a Crescendo
In 2011 the company spent nearly $1 million, almost four times the amount spent by its major competitors — Avis-Budget and Hertz Rent-a-Car — combined. Earlier this month Reps.
Keeley: Sequestration Surprise Coming Election Eve
More than 1 million skilled, educated individuals will be unemployed and investment in industry and new product research will collapse or be put on indefinite hold — with ramifications for decades