D.C. Considers ‘Paradigm Shift’ on Pot
Mayor Vincent Gray, currently running for re-election, has also indicated he could support decriminalization, and the D.C. Attorney General’s office has not objected to the legislation.
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How Roll Call’s Best Politics Stories of 2013 Happened
The list spurred a few fun spin-offs too: 5 Things Winning Candidates Say and 4 More Things Losing Candidates Say (Readers Edition). 2.
How Roll Call’s Best Politics Stories of 2013 Happened
The list spurred a few fun spin-offs too: 5 Things Winning Candidates Say and 4 More Things Losing Candidates Say (Readers Edition). 2.
Treasury, IRS Propose New Nonprofit Rules
as so-called issue ads by 501(c)4 social welfare groups.
The 39 House Democrats Who Defied Obama’s Veto Threat (Updated)
Updated 4:04 p.m. | President Barack Obama vowed to veto legislation that would let insurers keep selling old policies to new customers, as well as revive them for existing customers for another year,
FCC Filings Mount As Election Day Nears
The groups include the Virginia gubernatorial candidates, the American Petroleum Institute, United 4 Missouri, Missouri Club For Growth, and other state and local entities.
FCC Filings Mount As Election Day Nears
The groups include the Virginia gubernatorial candidates, the American Petroleum Institute, United 4 Missouri, Missouri Club For Growth, and other state and local entities.
Liz Cheney Accuses NRSC of Push Poll Against Her | #WYSEN (Updated)
Updated 4:21 p.m. | Republican Liz Cheney announced on Friday that she is against gay marriage and accused the National Republican Senatorial Committee of sponsoring a “push poll” against her.
McConnell Poll Shows Lead With Tea Party Republicans | #KYSEN
McConnell led Louisville businessman Matt Bevin, 68 percent to 21 percent, with 8 percent of voters undecided. Given the six-term incumbent’s superior name ID, his wide lead is not surprising.
PACs Give Quickly to New Legislator
Smith won the June 4 special election in Missouri’s 8th district. He was sworn into office on June 5.
House Committee to Consider Bills Ending Public Financing of Presidential Elections
Campaigns and Party Conventions”; and H.R. 1994, “Election Assistance Commission Termination Act.”
Lautenberg’s Legislative Legacy Was Consumer Friendly
He was instrumental as well in the congressional moves to stop ocean dumping, to increase the legal age for drinking age to 21 and to tighten the standards of what constitutes drunken driving.
Freshman Members Get PAC Cash
Duckworth, Tammy DEM IL H 08 $603,883 $83,104 4. Barr, Andy REP KY H 06 $416,840 $70,074 5. Wagner, Ann L REP MO H 02 $656,884 $62,500 6.
Deep Pockets Back Organizer of CPAC
The event’s 21 “sponsors” — who shelled out $19,000 apiece for a total of $399,000 — include the Washington Examiner and the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, which according to tax records spent
Rules of the Game: Obama’s Nonprofit Carries on Dubious Tradition
Like Organizing for Action, President Barack Obama’s controversial nonprofit advocacy arm, the Committee to Save New York is organized as a (501)(c)(4) social welfare group, and it has drawn fire
Rules of the Game: Obama’s Nonprofit Carries on Dubious Tradition
Like Organizing for Action, President Barack Obama’s controversial nonprofit advocacy arm, the Committee to Save New York is organized as a (501)(c)(4) social welfare group, and it has drawn fire
Massachusetts: New Poll Finds Markey Senate Special Election Frontrunner
Markey remains the strong favorite to win the special election for Senate in Massachusetts, according to a new poll of registered voters released late Wednesday. Markey led Rep. Stephen F.
Watchdog Group Sues IRS Over Policing Nonprofits
Democracy 21 and the Campaign Legal Center have also filed complaints and a rule-making petition demanding that the IRS curb tax-exempt groups, which do not disclose donors but spent record sums in the
New Jersey: Democrats Prefer Booker Over Lautenberg in New Poll
The Democrat who wins the party’s nomination is the safe bet to win the general election.