Morning Roundup: The Sunshine State Speaks
Eliza Newlin Carney “The biggest Gingrich-friendly super PAC spent $6 million in Florida backing the former Speaker, but a big chunk of it went into a ground operation that some argue was too
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Senate Flag Football Season Wraps Up in Dramatic Fashion
(To encourage women to participate, a touchdown scored by a female player is worth 9 points rather than 6 points.) Final score: 29-28.
Caldeira: Franchises Offer a Valuable Avenue to Job Creation
Nearly 85 percent of franchisors say they plan to increase units in 2012, with one-third planning to grow by more than 6 percent.
Super PACs Supporting Gingrich Find Limits
The biggest Gingrich-friendly super PAC spent $6 million in Florida backing the former Speaker, but a big chunk of it went into a ground operation that some argue was too ambitious for an independent group
In Presidential Polling, Context Always Matters
like a Congress controlled by Republicans or Democrats — and the most recent survey shows Democrats with an advantage of 47 percent to 41 percent, a marked change from August, when Republicans held a 6-
Carnivores to Meat and Greet All Next Week
This year’s agenda includes: Sunday: Urban Bar-B-Q – 6 p.m. The Deal: Happy hour bar pricing, free sides and a commemorative gift. Monday: Hill Country – 6:30 p.m.
Gingrich Fundraising Also Raises Ethics Questions
Winning Our Future announced plans to spend $6 million in Florida before the Jan. 31 primary, but as of today, media trackers had tallied only $2.5 million in radio and TV expenditures, according to the
Technology: Five Hill Aides to Know
None of those is a technology issue, but Fried will be a player in the deal-making nonetheless because the negotiators are eager to find ways to offset the package’s cost and are eyeing $6 billion
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: BoehnerLand, Maverick PAC Occupy Carmine’s
Updated: 6:37 p.m.
Early Poll Shows Paul Gosar Behind in New District
It should be noted that with the 12-point spread between first and third in the GOP race, there is a margin of error of about 6 points. About a quarter of those polled were undecided.
Early Poll Shows Gosar Behind in New District
It should be noted that with the 12 point spread between first and third in the GOP race, there is a margin of error of about 6 points. About a quarter of those polled were undecided.
GAO Lauds Itself in Annual Report
While the House passed a legislative branch appropriations bill that would have cut the GAO’s budget 6 percent below the fiscal 2011 spending level, the Senate Appropriations Committee wanted to
Paton Announces Bid in Arizona’s 1st District
Updated: 6:16 p.m. Former Arizona state Sen. Jonathan Paton announced today that he will run for the Republican nomination in the state’s 1st district.
Between the Lines: Courts Speed Time Table for Texas Primary
Meanwhile, a separate federal court in San Antonio pushed both parties to agree on a new Congressional map before Feb. 6 if they want to keep the primary date as scheduled.
Juszczak: School-Based Health Centers Play a Vital Role
High school dropout rates are 6 points higher for diabetic students, and they can expect to lose more than $160,000 over their working life.
Heard on the Hill: Hoyer Vet Welcomes New Addition
Wondering who held the fort with Emmeline’s older siblings, Collette, 6, and almost-4-year-old Jack?
OCE Stayed Busy in Late 2011
donations made to a legal defense fund, continues to investigate Hastings without a formal investigative subcommittee and is expected to make its announcement concerning the status of Buchanan’s case on Feb. 6.
Senate GOP Forming Response to White House Recess Picks
Judiciary Chairman Lamar Smith (Texas) wrote to Attorney General Eric Holder this week seeking materials created before the Jan. 6 Office of Legal Counsel opinion on the appointments.
Shelter From the Storm
“I went to the hospital at 6:30 in the morning on Monday and got home Tuesday night about 7.” The Pony Express would play Tuesday nights at a bar, packing in customers and fans.
Brown, Warren Agree to Limit Outside Spending
Updated: 6:31 p.m. Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) and Harvard Law School professor Elizabeth Warren agreed today to attempt to limit third parties from advertising in the Massachusetts Senate race.