Would Dave Camp Clear the Senate GOP Field? #MISEN
“Anyone who would consider running against Dave would have to consider, No. 1, he’s got a huge campaign account,” said Stu Sandler, a Republican consultant in Michigan.
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Obama Heads for the Hill to Rally Democrats on Economic Upbeat
The consensus view of economists was for the second quarter expansion to be just under 1 percent — which would have been such a meager number as to suggest an impending stall.
Recess is Coming, Get Psyched
1. Go to the district. No August recess is complete without a few days (or even a week) back home in the district/state office.
Early Test for McConnell’s Bid to Hold Line on Spending (Updated)
expected to leave town until September, when the battle over Transportation-HUD spending will expand to all appropriated funds, leading up to a potential government shutdown showdown approaching Oct. 1.
Failed Missile Tests Spark Questions About System
Syring, director of the Missile Defense Agency, told the Senate Appropriations Defense Subcommittee the capability enhanced-1, or CE-1, interceptor missile launched properly but failed to intercept the
14 Things You Need to Know About Obama’s New ‘Grand Bargain’
1. It’s not particularly grand. Nor is it necessarily a bargain. Or even new. It’s mostly a repackaged offer of proposals the president has offered before. 2.
As Dempsey Nomination Advances, McCain’s Hold on Joint Chiefs Stirs Larger Debate
Writes Wolfensberger: “Put bluntly, they all carry risks and high costs — some up to $1 billion a month.”
Murray Weighs In on Tax Debate in Response to Baucus and Hatch
In fact, more than three-quarters of the total benefits of all itemized deductions flow to the top 20 percent of income earners, while the top 1 percent receives almost one-third of all benefits[1].
McCain’s Hold on Joint Chiefs Stirs Larger Debate | Wolfensberger
Put bluntly, they all carry risks and high costs — some up to $1 billion a month.
McCain’s Hold on Joint Chiefs Stirs Larger Debate | Wolfensberger
Put bluntly, they all carry risks and high costs — some up to $1 billion a month.
Murray Weighs In on Tax Debate in Response to Baucus and Hatch
In fact, more than three-quarters of the total benefits of all itemized deductions flow to the top 20 percent of income earners, while the top 1 percent receives almost one-third of all benefits[1].
Shadow Wars
Battlefield deaths since then have been steadily declining, despite the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and by 2012 less than 1 person in a million dies in war every year.
Rand Paul Lifts Hold, Clearing Way for Confirmation Of FBI Director
The Senate then proceeded to approve Comey’s nomination on a 93-1 vote, with Paul the lone objector. Democratic Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden, both of Oregon, voted present.
On the Budget, Let’s Take Action Where We Agree | Commentary
We can begin to pass bills, one by one, each with bipartisan support, to begin chipping away at our $17 trillion debt, $1 billion at a time.
The One Washington Power Lunch the Political Class Cares About Today
All three of them ran for the Democratic nomination in 2008, with Biden dropping out after capturing less than 1 percent in the Iowa caucuses and the others waging one of the closest primary and
The Baucus-Camp Tax Road Show Faces Obstacles
G TV and Appliances, which sits on a stretch of Route 1, adjacent to a parcel that currently houses an abandoned diner. Mrs.
Keeping Watch on Obamacare | Capitol Quip
Editors will pick five finalists on July 31, and everyone can vote for the winner until the afternoon of Aug. 1 on the HOH blog.
Rep. Delaney to Gain $69 Million From Stock Sale
$673,191 salary in the last 12 months, and that he or his family held the following shares in the company: John Delaney – $5 million to $25 million stock; $5 million to $25 million restricted stock; $1
Soros Gives $1 Million to PAC
Large political donations are still very much in play in 2013, and $1 million can have a big impact.
Congressional Stock Transactions Reported
Scott Peters, D-Calif., reported selling $1 million to $5 million of Los Angeles County Sewer Rev.