Deficit Panel Still Has Long Way to Go
They would ask for a $300 billion down payment up front in revenue raisers, followed by a guarantee for about $1 trillion in future tax reform.
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Parties Draw Their Lines in Deficit Reduction Fight
The Democrats would ask for a $300 billion down payment upfront in revenue raisers, sources say, followed by a guarantee for about $1 trillion in future tax code reform.
Tech Execs Push for Tax Holiday, Spectrum Auction
The trade organization has spent $120,000 to lobby Congress and the White House on both issues since July 1, according to federal records.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Extreme Cantor Makeover
Stop risking government shutdowns to appease the Tea Party #CantorMakeoverTips cc: @brianefallon And #1 makeover tip for improving @GOPLeader’s image: Disavow Ryan plan to end Medicare as we know
Watchdog Groups Bemoan Spending Rise in Judicial Campaigns
Such retention elections accounted for 12 percent of all spending in the 2010 cycle, compared with just 1 percent for the entire previous decade.
Company Selling Investment Tips Advertises to Tea Partyers
The SEC accused the two of engaging in a scheme “to defraud public investors by disseminating false information” and making more than $1 million from related newsletter sales, but only Pirate Investor
Two Texas Republicans Square Off for Senate
He raised about $1 million in the third quarter, which in many states is a healthy total. However, his funding pales in comparison to Dewhurst’s deep pockets and fundraising totals.
Protesters Rally Around Trading Tax
A “minuscule” tax of as little as 1 cent per $100 of financial transactions globally would raise more than $200 billion a year according to the International Monetary Fund, the letter stated.
Deficit Panel Members Trade Plans
That plan in one of its final iterations, however, included a ratio of about 3-to-1 in spending cuts to revenues and did not embrace serious tax code reform.
Approval Mirrors Prospect of Accord
“After seven town hall meetings, the No. 1 issue I took away was jobs. No. 2 was, ‘Why can’t you all just get along?’” the New York Democrat said.
Democrats Eye Gains in House
The DCCC outraised the NRCC by almost a 2-to-1 margin in September; it also outraised the NRCC in the third quarter and overall year-to-date.
Johnson: Planned Parenthood Probe a Good First Step
It is a matter of public record that the affiliates of Planned Parenthood and its national headquarters receive about $1 million per day in federal-state support for a total of $1 billion or more
CAP Faces Challenges as Podesta Steps Back
The mission of the Center for American Progress, Washington, D.C.’s most influential liberal think tank, is unlikely to change when John Podesta, its founder and CEO, steps down Nov. 1, but some Democrats
Tensions Flare on Deficit Panel
Patty Murray (D-Wash.) also announced that the panel’s next public hearing will occur Nov. 1.
Ann Wagner Definitively Rules Out Senate Bid
Claire McCaskill (D) are seen as lackluster by many Republicans, and Wagner has raised more than $1 million since she entered the race in April.
Richmond Campaign Paid Surveillance Firm
But the campaign recently reported to the Federal Election Commission that it had made a payment of $3,454.45 to the firm on July 1 and owes a $1,446.50 debt.
FBI Saw Dark Side of Rep. John Murtha
Murtha announced the creation of PAID on June 1, 2001, saying that Aeptec Microsystems Inc., a company that he helped bring to western Pennsylvania, would be opening a new headquarters and hiring
House GOP to Address Jobs Bill
The measure would have been paid for by a 0.5 percent tax on those making more than $1 million a year.
Harry Reid’s Nuclear Test Benefits President, for Now
The main change was to increase the surtax threshold on the wealthy from incomes of $250,000 to $1 million.
Michele Bachmann Replacing New Hampshire Team After Resignations
Iowa has stated Jan. 3 is now the date [for its presidential caucuses], so they’re No. 1. So we’re focusing on the very first state that will have a voice on the 2012 elections. That’s Iowa.”