The Year According to Tom Cole
“This is the kind of speaker that I have been looking for for the last 2 1/2 years,” Labrador said.
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The Year According to Tom Cole
“This is the kind of speaker that I have been looking for for the last 2 1/2 years,” Labrador said.
Winners and Losers from the Defense Bill
Losers: Troops’ paychecks: a meager 1% pay raise. Medical bill collectors: Congress again rejected Pentagon plans for Tricare fee increases for some military retirees.
DCCC Raises $5 Million in November (Updated)
That sum is $1 million less than the DCCC brought in during November. The GOP committee will report $19.6 million in cash on hand and no debt.
Financial Transactions of Rep. Bobby Rush Questioned
Bobby Rush’s Rebirth of Englewood Community Development Corp., which was funded with a $1 million grant from SBC to help revive the violence-plagued Chicago South Side neighborhood.
Subdued Obama Hopes for Better 2014
health care rollout, balancing out the flawed launch of HealthCare.gov — saying, “We screwed it up,” — by announcing new numbers showing millions of people will have signed up for health care by Jan. 1.
Zest Vets Go Modern Mexican at Aqua 301
And Burrell’s got big plans for the future, including adding lunch into the mix (on Dec. 28) and rolling out brunch (think: pumpkin pancakes, chilaquiles and migas) on Jan. 1.
Now the Hard Part: 3 Weeks to Apportion $1 Trillion
Now the Hard Part: 3 Weeks to Apportion $1 Trillion -
Charlie Rangel to Seek Re-Election in 2014 (Updated)
Updated 1:40 p.m. | Espaillat released a statement calling for “new energy, new leadership and a renewed sense of urgency.”
The Year in Political Money: Less Transparency, More Deregulation | Rules of the Game
Campaign spending trends were not as sensational this year as in 2012, when super PACs and other outside groups pumped more than $1 billion into politics, three times what they spent in the previous presidential
DCanter Pours Itself Into Philippines Relief Effort
Michelle says she has great memories of visiting the town and she and her mother want to raise $10,000 by Jan. 1 as a part of their Rebuild Carles campaign.
Gray Says Soccer Stadium Deal Is Moving Forward
Asked for a timeline on a council vote, he said, “hopefully before April 1,” the date of the multicandidate Democratic primary election that helps determine the fate of the race.
6 Things to Know About Rep.-Elect Bradley Byrne
1. Byrne was classmates at Duke University with fellow Alabama GOP Rep. Mo Brooks. Brooks graduated in 1975; Byrne graduated two years later, in 1977.
With His BFF Leaving, Is Boehner Eyeing the Exit, Too?
Before orchestrating last week’s 2-to-1 GOP majority for the year-ending budget deal, he filed petition papers for seeking his 13th term. (He has until Feb. 5 to make a final decision.)
Sen. Max Baucus Reports Stock Trades From Five Months Ago
Kenny Marchant, R-Texas, reported he and his spouse sold $100,001 to $250,000 of AT&T on 11/1.
Issa, Cummings Spat Continues Over HealthCare.gov Docs (Updated)
The California Republican announced that he would meet with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to discuss two things: the decision to move ahead with HealthCare.gov on Oct. 1,
Coburn’s 2013 ‘Wastebook’ Features Brothels, NASA and Senate ‘Lifestyle Training’
In 2011, when the so-called supercommittee was searching for ways to find more than $1 trillion of savings, Republicans turned to Coburn’s report from that year for ideas, in part because they liked them
Murray-Ryan Budget Deal Overcomes Key Senate Test
The deal will provide appropriators with top-line spending levels just a bit above $1 trillion for each of two years while dulling the blade of the sequestration ax.
Marine Double-Amputee Bikes Cross Country for Veterans
“Jones — who lost both legs to a Taliban IED — has set out on his latest challenge, bicycling across America to raise $1 million for veterans’ charities.”
Washington Democratic Party Chairman Race Escalates
The election is Feb. 1.