Utah: Shurtleff Makes Primary Against Bennett Official
Shurtleff also held a rating of 78 percent favorable to 6 percent unfavorable. Bennett’s rating was 74 percent favorable to 19 percent unfavorable. The poll had a 6-point margin of error.
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Shurtleff Launches Bid Against Utah’s Bennett
Shurtleff also held a 78 percent/6 percent favorable/unfavorable rating. Bennett’s rating was 74 percent favorable to 19 percent unfavorable.
Senate Overwhelmingly Rejects Funding for Gitmo Closure
Senate Democrats made good on their promise Wednesday to deny President Barack Obama funding to close the Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, military prison.The chamber voted, 90-6, to strip funding in the $91.3 billion
DCCC Slightly Outraises NRCC in April
The NRCC’s fundraising tally is also less than half of what the committee raised in March, when House Republicans held their annual fundraising dinner that they said raised more than $6 million for
Nation: DCCC Raises More Than NRCC in April
The NRCC’s fundraising tally is also less than half of what the committee raised in March, when House Republicans held their annual fundraising dinner that they said raised more than $6 million for
Future Prosperity Depends on New Contract’ for Kids
The percentage of children who are overweight has risen from 6 percent to 18 percent in the past 30 years; reading levels of 17-year-olds are stagnant; a third of all kids fail to graduate from high
Senate Committees Post April Fundraising Totals
The DSCC paid down more than $6 million in debt last month and ended April with $4.58 million in debt. The DSCC raised $3.1 million during April.
DSCC, NRSC Pay Down Debt in April
The DSCC paid off more than $6 million in debt last month and ended April with $4.6 million in debt.
K Street Files: Lawmakers Fete Wolff
along with Speaker Nancy Pelosi (Calif.), Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (Md.), Majority Whip James Clyburn (S.C.) and other members of the House Democratic Caucus, are hosting a cocktail reception from 6
Court Struggle Stokes Conservatives
Formed last September, the group, which spent more than $6 million during the presidential campaign airing commercials about the Rev.
Heard on the Hill: And He’ll Huff …
Breakfast will be offered from 8:30 to 10 a.m., with donations accepted until 6:30 p.m. Overheard on the Hill.
Buchanan’s Dodge Dealership Is on the Chopping Block
Buchanan, who ranked No. 6 on Roll Call’s most recent “50 Richest Members of Congress— list with a net worth of about $65.49 million, founded the automotive group in 1994, according to a press release
Argon Talks to Feds
Carruth terminated her registration with Argon on March 6 and left the company.
Photo Project Gives Youth New Vision
— The exhibit picked up momentum with a reception and fundraiser on May 6. More than 125 people came to see the students’ photographs, Levner said, and the group raised about $2,500.
Heard on the Hill: Idol Worship
Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) followed with a speech in her chamber on May 6. “His songs were a moving reminder of the toughness and resilience of our state,— Stabenow said.
Mug Shots: No Need to Drink Indoors
At the low end of the menu, a Stella goes for $6. Cocktails cost upward of $10, though they are worth every penny with master mixologist Jake Worth behind the bar.
Congress’ Penchant for Delegation Can Be a Sin of Commission
report released in December, the Congressional Research Service identified 87 commissions created by Congress from 1989 to 2008, 80 percent of which were policy-oriented, 11 percent commemorative and 6
Firms Are Playing Defense
“Our expenses went up in the first quarter of 2009 due in part to increased activity on programs such as the F-22 prior to the [president’s] defense budget recommendations made on April 6,— Jeff
K Street Files: Handicapping Specter’s Staff
Jim Moran (D-Va.) has introduced a bill that would prohibit the broadcasting of such ads during family viewing from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. because they deal with indecent material.
House Officials Ask for Better Staff Benefits
Miller asked the subcommittee for $6 million to help update the aging system.