Deficit Panel Could Change Economic World
even gloomier, saying we face a serious crisis in European banks — and providing the startling information that the direct exposure to European banks by U.S. money-market funds amounts to more than $1
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Bob Turner Upsets Democrat David Weprin in New York Special
Despite the district’s more than 3-to-1 Democratic voter registration advantage, his massive fundraising lead and his campaign’s enormous voter identification and get-out-the-vote effort, Weprin
GOP Deregulatory Push Makes Cement a Star
The PCA alone has spent more than $1 million on lobbying each year for the past decade.
Clinton, Cuomo Call for Weprin in Final Hours
Two recent polls found Weprin trailing Turner by significant margins, despite the more than 3-1 Democratic registration advantage in the Queens- and Brooklyn-based district.
If Democrats Lose in N.Y., Plenty of Blame to Spread
Democrats have a more than 3-1 party registration advantage in the district, though many registered Democrats — especially in the Brooklyn portion of the district — lean more conservative. Sen.
Clout Is What It’s About: Which States Are Most Powerful?
influential committees • top leadership posts • number of Members in the majority • per capita federal spending received • seniority Here’s a closer look at the 10 states with the most clout: 1.
Members Flock to Israel With Travel Loophole
The August trips, which cost about $10,000 a person and could total more than $1 million by the time the receipts are in, were all sponsored by a nonprofit organization so closely tied to the American
A Divided Government Yields Little Progress
The 12 annual spending bills — which were due to be passed by the Oct. 1, 2010, start of the fiscal year — were not passed by the then-Democratic-controlled Congress.
DCCC Makes New York Ad Buy to Help Save David Weprin
“This district is greater than 3-1 Democrat, yet the race is tied,” William O’Reilly said in a statement.
Joe Manchin Remains Popular in West Virginia
The automated telephone poll of 708 likely voters was conducted Sept. 1 to Sunday and had a margin of error of 3.7 points.
Can Small RNC Rule Change Affect GOP Race?
But the new rule also states that, aside from the four February states, all other states holding contests before April 1 (that is, the often crucial March states) must “provide for the allocation
EMILY’s List Backs Tammy Baldwin for Senate
“Since taking office in 1999, Tammy has been an EMILY’s List hero and our community of almost 1 million members has been looking forward to this race for a long time.”
Race Ratings: West Virginia Redraw Disappoints Democrats
Mike Oliverio (D), who lost to McKinley in 2010 by less than 1 point, declared his candidacy Tuesday, setting up a Mountain State rematch.
Job Boom Seen in One Area: Politics
Thanks in part to Obama, who has set out to spend as much as $1 billion in the next election, and to a landmark Supreme Court ruling that has rolled back restrictions on political spending by unions and
Arslan: An Open Letter to the President and Congress
They are businesses with 10 or fewer employees who directly contribute $1 trillion to the economy every year.
Celebrity Chef’s Big Plans in D.C.
And that’s the No. 1 thing when people come in these doors,” Isabella said. And thus far, a lot of people are coming in.
Poll: Scott Brown Popularity Remains Above 50 Percent
The live telephone poll of 500 likely voters was conducted Aug. 30 to Sept. 1 and had a margin of error of 4.4 points. Roll Call Politics currently rates the race as a Tossup.
Heard on the Hill: Don’t Hesitate to Skip Debate
A teacher and a construction worker will compete for $1 million.
Israel Becomes an Issue for Jewish Democrat
Koch’s message may have resonated in a district that, despite its more than 3-to-1 Democratic voter registration advantage, has always been suspicious of Obama, knowledgeable Democrats say.
Disaster Relief Funding Fractures Republicans
Alexander’s comments came after his subcommittee on Tuesday approved more than $1 billion in disaster aid that would not be paid for as part of the Energy and water development appropriations bill