Cantor Updates Republicans on ‘Current State of Play’
That is why over the next several days the House will pass bills to: 1.
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Senate Office Buildings Open More Doors
of Dirksen and the lower Delaware Avenue and C Street Northeast door to Russell will both be opened, according to Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Terry Gainer, in addition to the access points open since Oct. 1.
Furlough Stimulus Plans: The Master List of Comfort for Nonessentials
And $1 of every specialty entree gets donated to the Capital Area Food Bank — because charities often have to pick up where the government leaves off.
Furlough Stimulus Plans: The Master List of Comfort for Nonessentials
And $1 of every specialty entree gets donated to the Capital Area Food Bank — because charities often have to pick up where the government leaves off.
5 Senate Fundraising Reports to Watch
1 Any McConnell challenger McConnell posted $9.6 million in cash on hand at the end of June — tops in the Senate — before either of his top two challengers had entered the race.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren Pays for a Level Playing Field
The PAC has raised $407,738 from Jan. 1 through Sept. 26, including $87,353 in the third quarter. The PAC has $173,820 in cash on hand as of Sept. 26.
10 House Fundraising Reports to Watch
1 Ex-Rep.
Freebies Galore for Congressional Castoffs (Updated)
. $1 Stella Artois for as long as owner Teddy Folkman can swing them. “We have 10 cases of Stella coming in today. So ’till we run out’ . . . kinda like the budget,” Folkman told HOH.
Freebies Galore for Congressional Castoffs (Updated)
. $1 Stella Artois for as long as owner Teddy Folkman can swing them. “We have 10 cases of Stella coming in today. So ’till we run out’ … kinda like the budget,” Folkman told HOH.
Stocks Weather 3 Days of Shutdown Worry, Some Gain
1. Honeywell Int’l. (HON) Thursday close 84.05, Tuesday close 83.22 2. Northrop Grumman (NOC) Thursday close 96.37, Tuesday close 96.14 3. AT&T (T) Thursday close 34.23, Tuesday close 36.04 4.
Capitol Workforce, Visitors Adjust to Shutdown Normal
No one could park there Tuesday, because the shutdown closed all House-side parking except in the Rayburn and Ford garages, plus lots 1 and 4.
Shutdown Causes Long Waits at House Office Buildings
He couldn’t park there Tuesday, because the shutdown closed all House-side parking except the Rayburn and Ford garages, plus lots 1 and 4.
Republicans Ready for Conference, but Still Missing Their Dance Partners
The full House Republican Conference planned to meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday, where perhaps next steps will be discussed.
Last-Ditch CR Effort by House Faces Certain Senate Rejection
Updated 1:35 a.m. | Now locked in a budget standoff during a government shutdown, House Republicans passed a face-saving measure early Tuesday morning that would request a conference with the Senate on
5 Ways Your Capitol Hill Office Is Not a Campaign
To help ease the transition, Hill Navigator has put together a list of five ways in which your day job on Capitol Hill is radically different from the campaign trail: 1.
How Defense Wonks Stopped Worrying and Learned to Accept Sequester
(Estimates of the “tail to tooth” ratio, as the jargon has it for spending on desk jobs versus war fighting, range from $1 in $4 to $2 out of every $5.)
House Incumbents Feel Safe With 11-to-1 Advantage for 2014
In the new commission report, House incumbents are shown to hold an 11-to-1 fundraising advantage over their 2014 challengers.
Hospitality Spots Offer Respite to Shutdown Victims
.-1 p.m.) and dinner (5-7 p.m.) at any of its four locations for the duration of any shutdown. Need something a little stronger?
Shutdown Preparations Plague Pentagon
are attempting to cope with a slew of ‘grey area decisions’ where leaders are forced to pick and choose which U.S. national security priorities to preserve if the government grinds to a halt on Oct. 1.
Obamacare Exchanges Ready to Open, but GOP Says Fight Will Continue
House Republicans have voted more than 40 times in the past two and a half years to derail the Obamacare “trainwreck” ahead of the Oct. 1 date when health care exchanges go live.