Heard on the Hill: Tickle Me, Farfour!
“[T]his guy taught us our 1-2-3’s, and he taught us tolerance and understanding,” Ellison continued.
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Division Over Payroll Tax Widens
The committee will meet for the second time Feb. 1. The two-month extension of the payroll tax cut, jobless benefits and the Medicare doctors’ reimbursement fix expires Feb. 29.
Transcript of Obama’s State of the Union Address
Today, General Motors is back on top as the world’s No. 1 automaker. Chrysler has grown faster in the U.S. than any major car company. Ford is investing billions in U.S. plants and factories.
Heard on the Hill: Scott Rigell Gives Back Part of His Salary
Updated: 1:54 p.m. Rep.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Rand Paul’s Tiger Dad
“That is why my ‘Plan to Restore America,’ in additional [sic] to cutting $1 trillion dollars[sic] in federal spending in one year, eliminates the TSA.
GOP Rules Talk-Show Circuit
Murray and Van Hollen were both members of the Congressional super committee in 2011 and were limited in what they could say publicly about the pursuit of a grand bargain to cut more than $1 trillion from
Groups Lobbying for a Shoutout in the SOTU
“We expect him to clearly articulate that he’s on the side of a strong, secure middle class, while there are others who have staked a position to support the top 1 percent of Americans,” he said.
Developers: District Real Estate Market a Gem
It also experienced faster growth than any state from April 1, 2010, to July 1, 2011, netting a 2.7 percent population increase.
Michael Grimm Picks Up New Democratic Opponent
Grimm ended December with more than $1 million in cash on hand, but Democrats expect Murphy to be competitive.
DCCC, Rothman Discussed Decision to Face Fellow Democrat
Rothman has denied reports that the DCCC offered him $1 million in campaign funds to run against Garrett.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: GQ Rewards Obstructionism
Fast-forward to today: Cantor’s at the top of the heap, rocketing to No. 1 in two short years based primarily, according to the magazine, on his ability to STOP things from happening.
Congressional Websites Go Dark, Too
According to the statement, the website was scheduled to be blacked out from noon to 1 p.m. PST. Visitors to other House websites were sometimes given error messages today.
Santorum Sticks With Trusted Strategist
They were outspent by a 3-to-1 margin, but Santorum eked out a 2-point win. Two years later, Democrats redrew the Congressional boundaries with the aim of eliminating Santorum.
With Help From Foes, Obama Is off the Mat
And so will replays of the GOP TV debate in which not one presidential candidate was willing to accept a deficit reduction formula of $10 in spending cuts for $1 in revenue increases.
Effect of Citizens United Felt Two Years Later
Remember the $1 million contributed to Romney’s super PAC by a shell corporation, which was set up only to get the million bucks and contribute it and then was dissolved?
Cummings Asks Whether Issa Will Push Probe of GOP Mortgages
McKeon is known to have received a Countrywide mortgage for $315,000, and Mozilo instructed the individual handling his loan to “take off 1 point, no garbage fees, approve the loan and make it a
Darrell Issa Vows to Continue Countrywide Probe
McKeon is known to have received a Countrywide mortgage for $315,000, and Mozilo instructed the individual handling his loan to “take off 1 point, no garbage fees, approve the loan and make it a
Mortgage Probe Ensnares GOP
McKeon appears to have received a Countrywide mortgage for $315,000, and Mozilo instructed the individual handling his loan to “take off 1 point, no garbage fees, approve the loan and make it a no
Respected Members Face Off in New Jersey
According to the Associated Press, Rothman said he was never offered a guarantee of $1 million or more from the DCCC if he agreed to run against Garrett instead of Pascrell.
Geraghty: A Primary Plan to Revamp 2016 Voting
March 1: Nevada, Utah (68 delegates). March 8: Oregon, Idaho, Washington (103 delegates). March 15: Connecticut, Rhode Island (47 delegates).