Democrats Won’t Consent to Typo Fix
The GOP bill was intended to ban new regulations until the unemployment rate reached 6 percent, but a typo would put the moratorium in place until 6 percent “employment.”
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GOP Will Bring Typo Fix to House Floor
The initial GOP bill was intended to ban new regulations until the unemployment rate reached 6 percent, but a typo would put the moratorium in place until 6 percent “employment.”
Florida Candidates Aim to Stand Out in Ad Crush
In some Florida media markets, such as West Palm Beach, the clutter in the weeks leading up to Nov. 6 could be immense.
House Bid to Cut Red Tape Gets Snagged
The GOP bill was intended to ban new regulations until the unemployment rate decreased to 6 percent but instead instituted the moratorium until 6 percent “employment.”
GOP Regulation Bill Suffers Typo
Updated: 6:03 p.m.
CBO: Health Care Law Will Cut Deficit by $109B
The office projected that 6 million fewer people will sign up for Medicaid and 3 million more will sign up for federally subsidized insurance exchanges.
Jill Biden, Dave Eggers and the Write Thing
Vice President Joseph Biden’s wife will be speaking at the 826DC and 826 National’s fundraiser, to be held at the Westin-Georgetown starting at 7 p.m, with a VIP reception that kicks off at 6:30
Deficit Complicates Health Care Repeal Goal
“The electorate on Nov. 6 will render their second opinion, so we’ll see what happens.” Rep.
Griffin: Job Creators Need a Break From Regulations
the Red Tape Reduction and Small Business Job Creation Act (H.R. 4078), which puts a moratorium on new regulations that would cost the economy $100 million or more until the unemployment rate falls to 6
Hawaii: EMILY’s List on the Air in 2nd District Primary
EMILY’s List, which helps elect Democratic women who support abortion rights, launched a “significant six-figure buy” on Monday for an ad running through Aug. 6, a spokeswoman said.
California: DCCC Pushes Back With Poll in 47th District
The poll of 259 likely voters was taken July 18 and had a 6-point margin of error. DeLong’s poll, taken June 28 to July 3 and released last week, found Lowenthal ahead 44 percent to 41 percent.
Shop Talk: Crossing the Blue Line
Mazzola, a lifelong hockey fan and veteran of the Congressional Hockey Challenge, starts Aug. 6 as global communications manager at the Exeter, N.H.-based company.
Harry Reid Ready to Alter Filibuster Rules
If the Democrats keep control of the Senate on Nov. 6, it is unclear whether they will have the 51 votes they would need to implement Reid’s proposal.
Tommy Wells Discusses Long-Term Plans for District
But the Ward 6 Democrat who represents Capitol Hill and its surrounding area was unruffled. Striding into his office on the fourth floor of the John A.
Chamber’s Election-Year Spending Tops Quarterly Lobbying Disclosures
Van Scoyoc Associates reported $6 million in LDA revenue, up $1 million from the first quarter.
Young Kegs
Starting at 6:30 p.m., House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) and Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.), along with almost two dozen Members, will be mingling with young professional Republicans
Infiltrating Parks and Rec
(Courtesy Tim Torres) Torres told HOH he showed up at 6 a.m. and spent the next four to five hours milling about while series stars Amy Poehler (“Leslie Knope”), Adam Scott (“Ben Wyatt”), Aubrey
Reading the Tea Leaves: How the Senate Could Look
With multiple outcomes possible on Nov. 6, three scenarios appear most realistic: Democrats hold the Senate with a small majority, Republicans flip the chamber and win a narrow majority, or the parties
Balto: Debit Cards Triumph Thanks to Durbin Amendment
These companies wield tremendous power and were able to hide the debit card fees while they skyrocketed from $6 billion to $18 billion, an amount that greatly exceeded costs and was far and away higher
By the Numbers: Fundraising in Member-Vs.-Member Races
California’s 44th District (Nov. 6)* Rep. Laura Richardson (D) raised $59,000, spent $58,000 and reported $78,000 in the bank at the end of the period.