Gay Marriage (Part 1): Conservatives Have More Important Things to Worry About
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Wealthy Members Regularly Adjust Assets
Scott Petters (D-CA) reported he sold $1 million to $5 million in California State Dept. of Transportation bonds pm 2/1.
Today at a Glance: March 19, 2013
p.m., 2172 Rayburn Judiciary holds a hearing on the release of criminal immigrant detainees by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. 1 p.m., 2141 Rayburn Interior-Environment Appropriations
March Madness, Congress-Style
Some other fun facts about this year’s bracket: Republicans are disproportionately represented among the No. 1 seeds: Gonzaga, Kansas and Indiana are all represented by Republicans, while Kentucky
Three Takeaways From the RNC’s Autopsy Report for 2014
But there were specific recommendations that are likely to have a more immediate effect on 2014: 1.
Shop Talk: Who’s Behind the Draft PAC for Hillary Rodham Clinton?
Last cycle, Love lost Utah’s 4th District to Matheson by 1 point.
RedStateDate Woos Single Conservatives
He estimated that, to date, about 6,000 people have joined up — although solo Republicans tend to outnumber mate-less Dems by about 5-to-1.
Utah: Love Hires Top Hatch Strategist for Matheson Rematch
. — After a 1-point loss in Utah last year, Saratoga Springs Mayor Mia Love is actively laying the groundwork for a second challenge to the sole Democrat in the state’s delegation, Rep. Jim Matheson.
Street Talk: K Street Hiring Chill Leaves Members Cold
Senators usually don’t entertain offers worth less than $1 million, and House members’ threshold is typically about $700,000. And it’s an investment with no guaranteed payoff. Ever.
Keystone Fight Escalates in Final Phase
Environmental activists have set out to generate 1 million opposing public comments to the State Department, which is in the process of deciding whether the pipeline is in the national interest.
Garfinkel and Campbell: Growing Broadband, on a Country Road
Let’s stick with the basics: rural communities that lack broadband options, especially high-speed mobile data (defined loosely as greater than 1 MHz bandwidth and data rates greater than 1.5 Megabits
Exclusive: RNC to Revamp GOTV Operations
for grass-roots activists to encompass the committee’s new attention on data gathering, technology and analytics with a complete revamp of its political education department slated to conclude by May 1.
What Washington Reads
1. Out of Order: Stories From the History of the Supreme Court by Sandra Day O’Connor 2.
Today at a Glance: March 15, 2013
First and last votes expected 12:15-1:45 p.m.
A Kildee Comeuppance? Or More Obama Aloofness?
Obama was referring to his $1 billion proposal for 15 manufacturing “innovation centers,” the details of which are still somewhat hazy.
Deep Pockets Back Organizer of CPAC
in Maryland showcases a wealth of conservative spending power from more than 200 right-leaning donors, foundations, universities, think tanks and activists who have collectively doled out more than $1
Senate GOP Pushes Obama on Taxes, Keystone, Outreach
Cruz said he asked Obama “if he agreed that the No. 1 priority for every elected official should be economic growth” and asked for answers on the issues of tax code reform and regulatory reform to
Members Investment Transactions
Alan Grayson (D–FL) reported he sold $250,001 to $500,000 in China Mobile Options on 1/17. He sold another $250,0001 to $500,000 of Chile Mobile Options on 1/18. Rep.
Ron Paul Stuck With Gold and Silver
For examples, he owned $500,001 to $1 million of Gold Corp Inc. Class A in 2011 and 2012, with $5,001 to $15,000 in income for both 2011 and 2012.
10 Things to Know About the Senate Democrats’ Budget
1. The Senate Democratic budget purports achieve a $1.85 trillion worth of deficit reduction over the next 10 years through spending cuts and revenues raised through tax code reform.