DC Vote Targets Trent Franks Over Fetal Pain Measure
Mike Lee (R-Utah) has introduced companion legislation in the Senate, and the influential National Right to Life Committee has called passage of the bills its No. 1 legislative priority in 2012.
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Alabama: Focus Turns to Bachus After Schmidt Upset
According to records filed with the Federal Election Commission, Bachus’ campaign spent $752,000 from Jan. 1 to Feb. 22; Beason’s campaign spent $37,000 during the same time period.
Between the Lines: The Last Two Redistricting Holdouts
“If we could figure out a way to transpose 57,000 people from district 3 to district 1, we’d be all hunky-dory,” Metsker quipped.
Walker: Presidential Candidates’ Budget Plans Not Feasible
For a fiscal responsibility and deficit reduction plan to be feasible, it must meet six criteria: 1. Make economic sense.
Super Tuesday Super PAC Spending Blitz
That includes more than $350,000 on Ohio broadcast ads and phone banks since March 1. Restore Our Future has spent $31 million in the primary overall, making it by far the top-spending super PAC.
That’s How Minnesotans Casserole
But a survey of the 2011 entrees suggests the judges — and anyone who chooses to scoot over to room SVC 201/200 of the Capitol Visitor Center from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. — will feast on more than their fair
Jean Schmidt Loses GOP Primary in Big Upset
Updated: 1 a.m. | Rep. Jean Schmidt lost her GOP primary in Ohio to foot surgeon Brad Wenstrup in a surprising upset on Tuesday evening.
Connolly and Kind: Refuel U.S. Innovation Engine to Spur Job Growth
Recall that it was only through federal intervention that we were able to level the playing field after the 1957 launch of Sputnik 1 symbolized the Soviet Union’s victory in the opening salvo of
Gussying Up Government
Williams hopes additional Congress-types will come under his spell after the March 18 men’s clothing showcase/custom fitting event that he’s scheduled from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the neighboring Jenkins
Congressional Staff Bonuses Are Lowest in a Decade
Hughes pointed out that Moran has returned more than $1 million in unused office money to the Treasury since being elected.
Street Talk: Best Spots to Find Members, Staffers
But here are five hubs of activity around Capitol Hill where you’re likely to find K Streeters lingering — no appointment needed: 1.
George Allen Seeks to Avoid Abortion Bill Controversy
The Allen campaign has sought to make Kaine’s “unabashed support” of President Barack Obama the election’s No. 1 issue, but keeping the race on message has been made more difficult amid the culture
GOTV a Mission of Hispanic Media
Los Angeles radio personality Eddie “El Piolín” Sotelo led a letter-writing campaign to Congress on immigration reform in 2007, delivering more than 1 million signatures to Capitol Hill.
Super PACS Target Congressional Races
Rehberg’s campaign countered that Tester’s allies, including labor, environmental and women’s groups, have spent more than $1 million in the race.
Majority Makers: Justin Amash Isn’t Afraid to Walk Own Path
In the case of the NPR and Planned Parenthood votes, Amash knew that if he flipped out his handy iPhone Constitution app — a tool he uses on a regular basis — he’d read that Article 1, Section 9
Health Care: Fluctuating Pressure on Law
Take the key question of what types of benefits will have to be offered to consumers who buy health care coverage through new insurance marketplaces that are supposed to go live on Jan. 1, 2014.
Dreaming of Dollars, Organizers Extend Cherry Blossom Festival
Last year the event generated $126 million, as more than 1 million attendees witnessed the blooming of Washington’s most famous trees and participated in a flurry of family-oriented activities.
Capitol Complex Faces Another Tough Budget
Tamara Chrisler, the executive director of the Office of Compliance, which handles workplace safety and other issues for Capitol campus personnel, is requesting $398,000, or less than 1 percent,
Senate Votes to Kill Birth Control ‘Conscience Clause’
Updated, 1:44 p.m.
Massachusetts: Early February Poll Showed Scott Brown Up in Senate Race
Forty-two percent said Warren; 1 percent leaned toward voting for Warren; and 52 percent said they would vote for Brown.