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Correction April 16, 1:21 p.m. An earlier version of this post misspelled McAllister’s name.
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Clawson Loans $2.65 Million to His Special Election Campaign
The campaign of Paige Kreegel, R-Fla., reported receipts of $236,056 and spending of $205,129 from January 1 through April 2nd, leaving $33,980 cash on hand, and $547,263 in debts.
CA Pushes Bills Against Fracking
The bill to update the state’s oil spill prevention and response program cleared the committee on a 7-1 vote.”
Democratic Senate Prospects and the New Black Voter
Those states include Alaska (3 percent), Colorado (4 percent), Iowa (3 percent), New Hampshire (1 percent), West Virginia (3 percent), South Dakota (1 percent) and Montana (less than 1 percent).
Alabama Hopeful Raises $484,000 in Open-Seat Contest
The other candidates have yet to release their first quarter reports, which cover the period between Jan. 1 and March 31. All reports are due to the Federal Election Commission by April 15.
D.C. Chief Financial Officer Warns Local Budget Autonomy Law Puts Home Rule at Risk
Council not to proceed with the local budget autonomy law that went into effect on Jan. 1. D.C.’s chief financial officer is not a fan of the budget autonomy law.
Office of Congressional Ethics Looking at Rep. Bobby Rush
A Congressman’s handling of a $1 million grant and his campaign fund expenditures are being probed by the Office of Congressional Ethics. Rep.
House Majority PAC Raises $5.3 Million in First Quarter
In the first quarter, large donors included $1 million from James Simons, president of Euclidean Capital (NY); $700,000 from Jon Stryker, architect (MI): $500,000 from Fred Eychaner, CEO of Newsweb
California Republican Tops $400,000 for Open-Seat Race
First-quarter fundraising reports, which cover the period from Jan. 1 to March 31, are due April 15 to the Federal Election Commission.
Top Arizona Republican Recruit Raised $449,000 in First Quarter
This is McSally’s second straight shot at Barber, after losing in 2012 by less than 1 point.
Firman Total to Pro-Kreegel Super PAC Goes Over $900K
Values are Vital , a Super PAC, reported it had receipts of $1,102,000 and disbursements of $1,985,008 from January 1 to April 2nd., leaving $126,991 cash on hand.
Black Congresswomen: Military Hair Rules Unfair to Black Servicewomen
The full letter to Hagel appears below: Dear Secretary Hagel, We write to you regarding the United States Army’s updated regulation, AR 670-1, that specifies hairstyles often worn
Million-Dollar Contributions Fuel Super PACs
Working for Working Americans – Federal , a Democratic-oriented Super PAC, reported it gave a $1 million contribution on March 4th to the Senate Majority PAC, a Democratic Super PAC.
Citing Relisha Rudd, Vincent Gray Calls for Closure of D.C. General Shelter
The last known sighting of the the girl occurred on March 1, and the body of the 51-year-old janitor she is believed to have disappeared with was found in a Northeast D.C. park last week.
Timing of ‘Uncle Earl’ Indictment Questioned on Capitol Hill
‘Uncle Earl’ — influenced the outcome of the April 1 mayoral primary.
White House Event Draws Star-Power for Military Families
“A RAND Corp. report commissioned by the Elizabeth Dole Foundation and released last week estimates that there are 5.5 million military caregivers in the U.S., including more than 1 million who
Democrats Hustle to Secure 2nd Annual Capital Soccer Classic Win
(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call) At the close of the 30-minute contest, Democrats were leading 4-1, thanks largely to the two goals Swalwell fired past the GOP-led squad.
Landmark U.S.-Taiwan Legislation Led to Long-Lasting Benefits | Commentary
Carter dramatically announced that the United States would recognize China and cut ties with Taiwan on Jan. 1, 1979.
Going Where He’s Wanted: Obama Boosts Some Vulnerable Democrats in Tight Primaries
His opponent, Tom Sanchez, spent more than $1 million to try and defeat Veasey.
Food Historian Savors Washington’s Culinary Heritage
The class scheduled for April 26 (11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; $40 per person) covers the invaluable contributions former first lady Dolly Madison made to our young nation.