Alaska: Begich Raises $948K in First Fundraising Quarter
Mark Begich, D-Alaska, raised just under $1 million in the first quarter of the year, according to a copy of his fundraising report obtained by CQ Roll Call.
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Capretta: Medicaid Overhaul Must Focus on Long-Term Care
When a state spends $1 for medical services, the federal government picks up about 60 cents of the bill (on average). This “matching system” provides incentives for more, not less, spending.
Perales: An Arizona Exemption From the Constitution?
Article 1 of the U.S. Constitution says each state may draft its own rules for conducting federal elections, but in case of disagreements, Congress has ultimate authority.
Fred Thompson’s Employer Comes Under Fire on the Hill
President Barack Obama’s fiscal 2014 Housing and Urban Development budget includes a warning about a nearly $1 billion bailout for the Federal Housing Administration from the Treasury.
What Washington Reads
The top five hardcover fiction books this week at Politics and Prose bookstore: 1. The Burgess Boys by Elizabeth Strout 2. The Accursed by Joyce Carol Oates 3.
Illinois: Schneider Raised $390,000 in First Quarter
Robert Dold by 1 point. Republicans hope Dold will challenge Schneider to a 2014 rematch.
California: Almost Every Democrat in Delegation Gets Behind Honda
Khanna had $1 million in cash on hand as of Dec. 31 after opening a federal account last cycle in preparation for a bid.
Remainders: If You Got It, Flaunt It. Early.
Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii, raised $1.1 million and has more than $1 million cash on hand. Sen. Mary L. Landrieu, D-La., raised $1.2 million and has $3.46 million cash on hand.
Today at a Glance: April 12, 2013
and Power holds a hearing on draft legislation that would prohibit the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency from promulgating energy-related rules that are estimated to cost more than $1
Hawaii: Schatz’s Fundraising Sends Message to Potential Primary Foes
Schatz had just more than $1 million in cash on hand as of March 31, as he prepares for what could be a scrappy brawl for a seat that had been held by Inouye for the past 50 years.
A Tale of Two Chickens: Capitol Dining Remains Separate and Unequal
according to Dan Weiser, spokesman for the Office of the House Chief Administration Officer, House diners are pretty loyal to their bird, estimating that said chicken outsells other daily specials 2-to-1.
Five Gun Amendments to Watch
#1: Concealed Carry Schumer issued an early warning Thursday on one particular amendment that he anticipates from his pro-gun counterparts: a plan to ensure that concealed carry handgun permits
Today at a Glance: April 11, 2013
First and last votes expected 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
Obama’s Budget Opens Final Door Toward a Deal
His plan promises $1.8 trillion more in deficit reduction by 2024 — with $2 in the sort of savings that rankle Democrats for every $1 in the sort tax increases that infuriate Republicans — even while turning
9 Hidden Gems in the Obama Budget
President Barack Obama unveiled his $3.77 trillion budget Wednesday, and a survey of CQ Roll Call beat writers turned up the following choice nuggets: 1. $78 million for asteroid retrieval.
Top 5 House Rematches to Watch (So Far)
At this point, these are the most anticipated — and indeed competitive — instances of 2012 House race déjà vu in 2014: 1. Utah’s 4th District Jim Matheson vs.
Top 5 House Rematches to Watch (So Far)
At this point, these are the most anticipated — and indeed competitive — instances of 2012 House race déjà vu in 2014: 1. Utah’s 4th District Jim Matheson vs.
Reed: Tech Industry Ready to Do Its Part for STEM Education
Only 1 in 10 high schools offers the class, and computer science accounts for just 0.6 percent of all Advanced Placement tests taken — a 60 percent drop since 2000.
Hill Climbers: An Arizonan Returns East
After 2 1/2 years as spokeswoman for the Arizona Democrats, Johnson left to take a job with Kirkpatrick’s campaign. The congresswoman is a “tough Arizona, Western woman,” Johnson said.
For Toomey, Gun Deal Is Good Politics
“Anybody who thinks that Pat Toomey’s No. 1 issue is not Pat Toomey totally misunderstands the man,” another Democratic operative in Pennsylvania said.