Eric Cantor Would Offset Earthquake Aid
Robert Aderholt (R-Ala.) the chairman of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security, used unspent funds from the fiscal 2009 stimulus law to offset about $1 billion in proposed fiscal 2011 emergency
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Rep. Coffman Wants to Cut Congressional Pensions
Anthony Weiner, who resigned after sending lewd pictures of himself over Twitter, might still collect more than $1 million in pension.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Animals on Quake Alert
At about 1:51 p.m. Tuesday, an earthquake measuring 5.8 in magnitude struck just south of Washington, startling the cuttlefish during their feeding time at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park.
Capitol Evacuated After Earthquake
The 5.8-magnitude quake struck at 1:51 p.m. It was centered northwest of Richmond, Va., but its effects were felt around the nation’s capital, as well as in New York City and North Carolina.
NRCC Gives Turner Cash in N.Y. Special
Republicans admit that it would still be an uphill climb for Turner in a district that had a more than 3-to-1 Democratic registration advantage and a strong political Democratic infrastructure, but
New Marshall Ad Hits Amodei Before Early Voting (VIDEO)
It calls out Republican Mark Amodei for the National Republican Congressional Committee’s “false” ads against Marshall and stretches beyond the campaign’s continued assault on Amodei for supporting a $1
Analysis: GOP’s Early Buys in Nevada Special Paying Off
Not only did Amodei have more than a decade of votes to defend, he supported a $1 billion tax increase while in the Legislature.
Boykin: More Special Operations Not the Answer
The operation to kill Osama bin Laden on May 1 was a fine example of the extraordinary capabilities of America’s special operations forces.
McCaul Leaps to Top of 50 Richest Members of Congress
John Kerry (D-Mass.) from the No. 1 position, who reported a minimum net worth of $193 million on his most recent financial disclosure report and is now the third richest Member of Congress.
Coburn Blunt Talk Causes Stir
Coburn called the debt deal to force more than $1 trillion in spending cuts a “scam” because it could be changed by a filibuster-proof 60 votes on the Senate floor.
Nevada Special Election Candidates Clash in Debate
Wednesday night Marshall continued an argument her campaign has focused on since the start of the race, knocking Amodei for co-sponsoring a $1 billion tax increase in the state Senate in 2003.
Giannoulias Named to Community College Board
Pat Quinn (D) appointed Giannoulias to the board of the school system, which serves almost 1 million students every year, according to a news release.
AOC Settles Lawsuit
The terms of the settlement also stipulate that Calloway must be promoted to his sought-after assistant supervisor position by Sept. 1 and have all negative performance reviews removed from his record
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Place Your Bets
Mitt Romney (R) at 5-1 odds. Rep.
Bachmann Clinic, Family Farm Worth Up to $2.8M
Bachmann’s psychotherapy practice in Lake Elmo, Minn., is worth $100,001 to $250,000, and the property on which the clinic operates is valued at $500,001 to $1 million.
Cassil: Can Mr. Smith Still Go to Washington?
Others ask why this vital program — accounting for about 1/100,000 of the legislative branch budget — is getting scrapped while taxpayer dollars are being spent building mosques abroad, and twice as much
Congressional Aide Jumps Into Hawaii House Race
Kia’aina said she would need to raise $1 million to $1.5 million for the campaign. “I’m availing myself of all of the networks that I have built up over the years,” she said.
Cain Encouraged by Middle-of-the-Pack Showing at Ames
Cain contrasted Pawlenty’s decision to sink about $1 million on the Iowa contest to his own restrained spending. “I run a campaign like a business.
Berman: Partisan Ethics — CREW Targets Conservatives
lawsuits and other official actions between its founding in 2003 and 2010 reveals that the group targets Republican politicians and right-of-center nonprofit organizations by a ratio of more than 8-to-1
Thompson’s Return May Be Coming Too Late
Only 18 percent of respondents had an “unfavorable” view of the former governor, giving him an impressive favorable-to-unfavorable ratio of just less than 4-to-1.