Arizona: Gabrielle Giffords’ Aide Ron Barber to Run in Special
Updated 1:03 p.m. | The co-chairs of the Democrat’s campaign have begun informing others of the decision, according to a knowledgeable source.
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Architect of the Capitol Looks to Address Safety, Backlog Issues
That’s roughly $1 million above what the agency received in fiscal 2012.
Virginia: Poll Shows Kaine, Allen Remain Tied
Quinnipiac surveyed 1,544 registered voters Feb. 1-6, and the poll carried a 2.5-point margin of error.
Report: Some Super PAC Money Is Untraceable
More than a third (38 percent) of super PAC money came from donors giving $1 million or more, the report found. Direct donations from for-profit businesses made up 17 percent of the total.
Conservatives, GOP Candidates Gear Up for CPAC
But despite superior organization and overwhelming establishment support, Romney will still have questions to answer when he steps onto the podium at 1 p.m. Friday.
New Chapter in Culture Wars
Indeed, Republicans appeared sensitive to the charge that they were diverting attention from what voters have consistently said is their No. 1 concern: the economy.
Landry Says Silly Things, Wants Recognition
1. “I really enjoy pizza. I’m a big pizza guy. I eat it all the time. I order it. Delivery guy. You used pizza delivery before?” 2.
The House Joins ‘Team Jacob’
HOH can only assume the timing of the bill is no accident, as the “Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1” will be released Saturday on DVD.
Flurry of Budget Process Reforms Blanket House
The three bills reported by the Budget Committee would: 1) change the way in which the budget baseline for projected spending is calculated by removing the assumption that discretionary spending
Silly Season Begins Early for 2012 Budget Gimmicks
As I discussed in last week’s Fiscal Fitness, it started when the House Budget Committee considered a number of budget process changes that 1) had no chance whatsoever of being adopted and 2) would
Differences Remain on Paying for Payroll Tax Cut
“But we believe that everyone in Congress, Republicans and Democrats alike, should see it as the right thing to do to make sure that 160 million Americans don’t have their taxes go up on March 1.”
Rules of the Game: For Left, Win Lies in ‘People Power’
Democratic super PAC organizers are putting a brave face on recent disclosures that show GOP-friendly super PACs have outraised them by more than 3-to-1.
1297 Magna Carta Gets Face-Lift
The encasement prepared for the Magna Carta was sealed with an atmosphere of 99 percent high-purity argon, 1 percent high-purity helium and an initial oxygen concentration of 1 part per million —
GOP Spoiling for Budget Fight
Under the law, the Budget Committee is scheduled to clear a budget resolution by April 1. After that date, Senators are free to try to bring their own budget proposals to the floor.
Some Wealthy Donors Drop Obama for Romney
In a sign that wealthy donors might be tiring of attacks on “the 1 percent,” Restore Our Future collected at least $525,000 from executives who supported Obama and other Democrats in 2008.
Pharmacy Benefit Managers Take to Political Airwaves
One ad replies, “Pharmacy Benefit Managers will save unions and employers nearly $1 trillion over the next decade.”
FEC for Breakfast: Member-Vs.-Member Race Fundraising
Berman raised just more than $1 million, while Sherman raised just $126,000. Sherman still has more in his bank account with almost $3.7 million in cash on hand.
Homebuilders’ Group to Lay Off 18 Workers
BUILD-PAC raised more than $1 million last year, but it only contributed $395,000 to Congressional candidates, less than half of what it contributed to candidates by this point in the last election
Senate Democrats Criticize Super PACs
Mitt Romney win the Florida primary, received close to a dozen donations totaling $1 million or more and several dozen of $100,000 apiece from wealthy individuals and corporations, many in the financial
Carlin and Keenum: Reinvigorating Land-Grant Institutions Is Vital
development of dozens of new wheat varieties that have improved the crop’s resistance to poor weather and pests and enabled farmers to vastly increase yields; today the United States is the world’s No. 1