Jack Kingston Raised $880K in 4th Quarter
However, deep-pocketed and well-connected businessman David Perdue raised more than $800,000 and invested $1 million of his own money. All are vying for the seat of retiring GOP Sen.
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For Poverty, Tax Code Debate Offers Little Consensus
The average federal tax rate for all households in 2010 was 18.1 percent, according to the Congressional Budget Office, while the average rate for the richest 1 percent was 29.4 percent.
How Congress Can Make Smarter Use of Domestic Funds | Commentary
Economists such as Nobel Laureate James Heckman cite these studies to find that effective preschool programs can save more than $7 for every $1 spent.
The Other Reed Begins to See His Senate Spotlight Brighten
Just out of view, he’s among the handful of senior appropriators (he chairs the Interior-Environment subpanel) working to shrink the roster of policy disputes so $1 trillion in spending decisions might
PACs Come Through With $1 Million For Enzi
In the year before the election, political action committees (PACs) of interest groups have contributed over $1 million to an incumbent Senator who had been facing a challenge from within his own party
Alan Grayson Facing a Leaner 2014
With divorce proceedings now officially under way, he might also soon have to say goodbye to the $1 million home he has in Orlando.
Republican Announces Bid to Succeed Frank Wolf in Virginia (Updated) (Video)
The district, located in the Northern Virginia suburbs, voted for GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney by a slim 1-point margin in 2012, making it one of the most competitive districts in the state.
White House Looks Past Congress for Its Agenda
The focus remains on improving implementation of the health care law and ramping up outreach efforts now that the website has dramatically improved from where it was Oct. 1.
D.C. Council Approves Plan to Put Power Lines Underground
The $1 billion proposal that resulted was introduced to the D.C. Council in July 2013.
Farm Bill Nearing Home Stretch (Updated)
Some states, such as New York, will make a $1 LIHEAP payment to low-income people to automatically qualify them for the maximum federal food stamps standard utility allowance for 12 months.
Mandela’s Legacy Lives on in Iranian Resistance | Commentary
A September 1 massacre resulted in 52 execution style murders and the taking of seven hostages, including six women. None have been returned nor have their whereabouts even been confirmed.
Jim Gerlach Won’t Seek Re-Election (Updated)
Updated 1:48 PM, 2:20 PM, 4:53 PM | Rep. Jim Gerlach, R-Pa., announced Monday he will not seek re-election in 2014, marking yet another moderate House Republican to leave Congress.
6 Sleepers Lurking on the Hill’s To-Do List
A $1 trillion spending package that begins repairing the broken appropriations process seems on course for completion next week.
Why It Didn’t Work for Liz Cheney
Cheney had collected about $1 million by the end of September. However, by late fall the scant polling on the race failed to show a deep cut into Enzi’s lead, and the spate of distractions continued.
Ron Johnson’s Obamacare Lawsuit Is Latest Risk to Staffer Health Care
Ron Johnson’s lawsuit to stop the federal government from contributing to staff health care costs might make him public enemy No. 1 in the Senate’s hallways.
Spending Bill On Track to Avert Shutdown
Mikulski, D-Md., and House Appropriations Chairman Harold Rogers, R-Ky., will come to an agreement this week on a more than $1 trillion bill to fund the government.
3 Reasons Congress’ Year Might Start Unexpectedly Strong
It sure sounds daunting, producing a single measure in five weeks that apportions all $1 trillion in discretionary spending for the rest of this fiscal year.
New Super PAC Registers With Bitcoin Receiving Addresses
Update: View their 1/6Â press release.
Yelp Inc. Registers For Lobbying and Forms PAC
PACÂ on 1/2. The PAC is based in San Francisco and the treasurer is Joel Edelman.
Gillibrand’s PAC Raises $1.3M and Gives $284K to Women Candidates
Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., reported it had receipts of $1,329,759 and disbursements of $788,835 from July 1 through December 25, leaving $984,754 cash on hand.