Perry’s Fundraising History Faces New Test
Obama could clear $1 billion next year, and Perry is getting a late start.
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Ames Straw Poll Results Boost Bachmann and Paul, Dent Pawlenty
Romney spent about $1 million in 2007 to win the straw poll but has focused his efforts on New Hampshire this time.
Clock Is Running for Joint Deficit Panel
Another Democratic aide said the GOP presidential debate last week — where every candidate said they would reject a deal with a 10-to-1 ratio of cuts to tax increases — wasn’t a good sign.
Mitt Romney Discloses Massive Personal Wealth
Dozens of their financial holdings in stocks and investment funds are valued at more than $1 million. “Governor and Mrs. Romney’s assets are managed on a blind basis.
Spivak: Wisconsin Recall Attempt Might Backfire in Presidential Election
It could be higher — for example, Louisiana requires the signatures of 33 1/3 percent of all the eligible voters in the district — but it is clearly a healthy amount.
K Street Prepares for the Super Panel Season
Correction: Sept. 1, 2011 An earlier version of this story misstated Nick Giordano’s current employer. He works for Ernst & Young.
With Warren Comes Hope: Is That Enough?
In 2008, Lowell residents voted 2-to-1 for Barack Obama. In a January 2010 special election, the city went 52 percent for Brown, then a little-known Republican state Senator. State Sen.
Perry Mixes Discipline, Savvy Skill
The operative said that even though jobs weren’t a focus in the gubernatorial battle, “Obviously that will be No. 1.”
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Funny Facts About Perry
1. Perry was an Aggie “yell leader” at Texas A&M University.
Pressure for House Democratic Picks to Represent Diverse Caucus
He followed that up with an Aug. 1 letter to Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Tri-Caucus leaders, stating that progressive and minority viewpoints were overshadowed by “conservative
Republicans Fill Out Deficit Committee Roster
Failure to produce an agreement would trigger an automatic $1.2 trillion cut in defense spending, Medicare and other programs starting Jan. 1, 2013 — the same date the 2001 and 2003 Bush tax cuts
Reid Taps Murray, Baucus, Kerry for Deficit Panel
Failing to reach a deal would trigger an automatic $1.2 trillion cut in defense, Medicare and other programs starting Jan. 1, 2013.
Senate Clears FAA Extension for President
leaders blaming Senate Democratic leaders and vice versa — over who was to blame if FAA employees and construction workers remained out of work for the month and the Treasury failed to collect nearly $1
Some Lobbyists Buck the Odds in 2011
Another new firm showing strong growth is Jennifer Bell + Partners, which has doubled its first-year revenue and is on pace to bill $1 million in revenue in 2011.
Deficit Panel Faces Tax Fight
Obama administration economic adviser Gene Sperling argued in an Aug. 1 blog post of his own that it’s up to the committee to choose its own baseline, notwithstanding a reference in the new law citing
Reid Announces End to FAA Standoff
Had lawmakers not acted, the government was at risk of losing up to $1 billion in tax revenues that the FAA was no longer authorized to collect.
Boustany, Landry Split on Big Debt Limit Vote
Boustany ended June with more than $1 million in cash on hand; Landry had $191,000.
Napolitano Announces Re-Election Bid in California
Napolitano’s district is 61 percent Hispanic and has a nearly 2-to-1 Democratic voter registration advantage.
Heard on the Hill: Five Members We Wouldn’t Want to Mess With
1. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.)
Debt Deal Avoided Disaster but Fixed Nothing
Because cutting about $1 trillion in federal spending immediately — with an additional $1.5 trillion to come — is “fiscally contractive,” as the investment director of the bond-trading firm Pacific Investment