Sequester, Flight Delays Breed Confusion
Some seemed to think the problems would go away at the start of the next fiscal year, on Oct. 1.
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$2 Million in Stock Transactions by Rep. Scott Peters
Large trades included his spouse purchasing $1 million to $5 million in S&P Index Option Exp: 3/16/13 @ $1000; his spouse selling $250,001 to $500,000 of S&P Index Option Exp: 3/16/13 @ $1,520; selling
House GOP Benghazi Report: Clinton OK’d Security Reduction
The interim progress report’s findings assert the following: 1.
Hanabusa Will Primary Schatz for Senate #HIsen
Schatz’s $1 million campaign war chest is about four times the size of Hanabusa’s.
Internet Firewall Breached by Senate Action for Online Sales Tax
Senate has voted to take up the Marketplace Fairness Act that would allow states to tax out-of-state retailers with annual online sales exceeding $1 million.
Today at a Glance: April 24, 2013
hearing on the defense authorization. 3 p.m., G-50 Dirksen House Appropriations State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs Subcommittee holds hearings on 2014 appropriations. 9:30 a.m. and 1:
Facebook Increases Lobbying to Friend Congress
Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook reported it increased its lobbying expenditures by $1 million during the first quarter of 2013.
Health Law Tax Foes Find Hope in Overhaul Effort
“Repealing the ObamaCare revenue provisions would simply add another $1 trillion to the tab — one that Republicans could only pay for by raising taxes on lower- and middle-income families,” a House
Opposite Congressional Stock Trades Made in Energy Company and Subsidiary
Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) reported she sold over $1 million of Linn Energy LLC (NASDAQ: LINE) on 3/26 and another $500,0001 to $1 million on 3/27. The stock has gone up since then. Rep.
Super PAC Donor Gives $750,000
Steyer was the only contributor from Jan. 1 to April 10. The PAC , a campaign consulting and issue advocacy firm. Steyer was the only contributor from Jan. 1 to April 10.
Immigration Supporters Strike Back at Boston Naysayers
Here are the three counterpoints offered by this Democratic aide: 1. There are not enough facts out yet regarding this case; it is irresponsible to jump to conclusions.
Gun Loss Shouldn’t Deter Obama Charm Offensive, Republicans Say
“I feel like we’ve made some progress in our ability to do something about the debt between now and Aug. 1,” Alexander added.
Baucus Gets Busy Annoying His Own Party Again
This spring’s gun control, Internet levy and budget resolution matters are tiny fare, though, compared with the No. 1 item on the Baucus agenda, which is to engineer the biggest tax law overhaul
South Carolina: DCCC Makes TV Buy in Sanford Special Election
Updated 1:18 p.m. | The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has reserved airtime in South Carolina’s 1st District special election, two GOP sources tell CQ Roll Call.
Humana Terminates Greenberg Traurig as Their Lobbying Firm
The report indicated that it had been paid less than $5,000 for the period April 1 through April 18. The lobbyists for this period were Mark Hayes, Nancy Taylor, Eleanor Kolton and Danielle White.
Shank and Aguto: Congress Must Tax Fossil Fuels
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported that a record 14 weather and climate disasters in 2011 caused $1 billion or more in damages each, not including the incalculable loss of human
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Congressional Travel Costs Questioned
Speaker John Boehner, who must approve all CODELS, announced he will no longer allow delegations to travel by military aircraft on Congressional delegations trips, effective March 1.
Members Cough Up $4.3M for DCCC
The DCCC raised $1 million online in January, $1.5 million online in February and $2.2 million online in March, according to figures provided by the DCCC.
Suspicious Packages Removed From Senate Office Buildings
A little after 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Gainer sent another memo to staff to circulate among D.C. and state offices.