GOP Ready to Combat Payroll Tax Narrative
The summer’s Budget Control Act has already cut almost $1 trillion in discretionary spending, with another $1 trillion on the way as the result of across-the-board cuts triggered by the failure of
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Bass, Kuster Prepare for New Hampshire Rematch
New Hampshire Congressional primaries occur late in the cycle — in September — and in 2010, Kuster’s campaign spent about $1 million to win the competitive Democratic contest before it was able to
Budget Talks: ‘Perils of Pauline’ or ‘Hangover Part II’?
There will be no possibility of a government shutdown until Oct. 1 because funding for all of fiscal 2012 has been enacted.
Lawmakers Evolve Attitudes Toward Security
Some House appropriators had hoped to provide $1 million to the Capitol Police to implement a program to strengthen security in Members’ district offices, but the provision was not included in the
Approps Panel Regains Status
Rogers said that reality was particularly difficult to deal with because Congress “immediately jump into the H.R. 1 omnibus, because we were left with no appropriations bills … and we had all those
K Street Files: Google’s Stance Causes Identity Crises
Sean Duffy (R-Wis.), who was once on MTV’s “Real World,” will also lobby on RILA’s No. 1 priority: a bill to compel online retailers to charge customers for state sales tax.
Kuster to Report $325,000 4th-Quarter Haul
Kuster, who came up short against Bass in an open-seat race in 2010, has raised more than $1 million from at least 11,000 individual donors since kicking off her campaign on April 1.
Obama, DNC Raise Combined $68 Million in 4th Quarter (VIDEO)
They raised an additional $1 million for the swing state victory fund.
Bill Nelson Stocking Cash for Re-Election Bid
Mack raised $758,000 in the fourth quarter and had just less than $1 million in the bank at the end of December.
Veteran California Rep. Jerry Lewis to Retire
Updated: 1:33 p.m. California Republican Rep. Jerry Lewis, the former chairman of the powerful Appropriations Committee, is retiring after 17 terms in Congress.
Ethics Study: More Employees Report Seeing Illegal Donations
By comparison, only 1 percent of respondents reported these transgressions in the group’s previous study, completed in 2009.
Sewell: Constituent Service Involves Listening, and Then Doing Something to Help
In the 7th district, Alabama and this country, the No. 1 issue is job creation.
Mitt Romney Turns Attention to South Carolina
Rick Perry with 1 percent. Now the race shifts in full to South Carolina.
Obama Praises William Daley, Installs Jacob Lew as New Chief of Staff
considering the payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits will expire at the end of February, while the expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts and automatic spending cuts are all on track to take effect Jan. 1,
Heard on the Hill: Get Your Subsidized Dining On
Other participating Capitol Hill properties include (with any corresponding RW extensions appropriately cited): Art and Soul — L, D (1/9-1/22); B.
Mitt Romney Hopes for New Hampshire Boost
Romney, the prohibitive frontrunner here since Day 1, moved over the weekend to close the deal, something he failed to do four years ago, when he came from in front to lose to Sen.
Romney’s Top Surrogates Descend on N.H. to Stump
“He’s No. 1 in the polls, but New Hampshire is key, because people want to know that that momentum is continuing.”
Texas Redistricting Case May Cause Big Ripples
In that 2009 case, the Supreme Court ruled, 8-1, that the municipality could “bail out” of its Section 5 preclearance requirement.
Obama Wants Defense Cuts as Wars End
Cuts of about $450 billion are mandated by last year’s Budget Control Act, not including an additional $600 billion in automatic defense cuts that are set to take effect starting Jan. 1, 2013, if Congress
Time Running Out for GOP to Play in Oregon Special
But that hasn’t stopped the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee from spending or committing more than $1 million in television ads to defend the seat, even though there hasn’t been any spending