Heard on the Hill: Oyster Roast Comes to Rayburn
The American Enterprise Institute plans to pregame from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. with light refreshments, momentarily pausing from the festivities around 6:45 p.m. to give AEI President Arthur Brooks
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No Slow Start for Ethics Committee This Year
Vern Buchanan (R-Fla.) on Feb. 6.
Rep. Maurice Hinchey to Retire
There are two GOP candidates in the race in the Poughkeepsie-anchored 22nd: teacher and frequent candidate George Phillips, who lost to Hinchey by 6 points in 2010, and attorney Tom Engel.
A Rough Estimate of the Current House Field
In Florida, I assume that the current 19-6 Republican advantage becomes a more narrow 17-10 GOP advantage, meaning Democrats gain four seats.
Sean Duffy Helps Return Veteran’s Keepsake
It was pure brass and measured about 12 inches tall, 6 inches wide. He decided to have it engraved with the names of his unit members, a memento of his time in Europe.
Mary Jo Kilroy Poll Shows Big Lead in Ohio
The poll done for Kilroy showed her leading the Democratic field with 48 percent almost two months before the March 6 primary. State Rep.
Vern Buchanan: New FEC Records Clear Campaign
The House Ethics Committee will release the results of a likely related investigation on Feb. 6.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Conservative Rockers Rolling Into Capitol Hill Club
They’ve already signed up to perform at the open mic stage (6:15 p.m.) arranged by Occupy Congress protesters — who’ll be speechifying on the West Front Lawn of the Capitol all day today.
NRCC Begins Coordinated Spending in Oregon Special
That poll of 300 likely voters in the district was conducted Jan. 11-12 and had a 6-point margin of error. Ballots were sent to voters in the mail-only election beginning Friday.
Darrell Issa Vows to Continue Countrywide Probe
Updated: 6:34 p.m.
Members of Congress Travel Far on Private Groups’ Dime
Private groups spent almost $6 million to send Members of Congress and staff on trips last year, more than in any year since Congress tightened its restrictions on outside groups paying for travel in 2007
Rep. Rapper: From Rap Battles in High School Halls to Congress
At an imposing 6 feet 5 inches, he settled on one that he felt was fitting: Juggernaut.
DOJ Releases Legal Justification for Recess Appointments
The opinion from the Department’s Office of Legal Counsel is dated Jan. 6, two days after the president bypassed the Senate to appoint Richard Cordray to be the director of the Consumer Financial
Cummings Questions Issa’s Priorities in Occupy DC Probe
A Jan. 6 letter from National Park Service Deputy Director of Operations Peggy O’Dell suggested that her agency, which is housed within the Department of the Interior, has determined that demonstrators
Redistricting Maps Starting to Move in Florida
“In the Bible, in Matthew, Chapter 6, it says, ‘Do not worry.'”
Walsh: Finding Enough Hours in the Workday Is a Difficult Task
A typical day for me begins at 6 a.m. when I wake up on the couch in my office. Since day one, I have slept in my office while I am in D.C.
The Loneliness of the Pro Forma Presiding Officer
When she came into the Capitol on Jan. 6, Edwards said, “I thought it was a work day,” a point somewhat deflated when a reporter noted she was familiar with the process having presided over pro forma
Elizabeth Warren Raises Massive $5.7 Million in 4th Quarter
Warren had more than $6 million in the bank. Warren’s fundraising figures were first reported by the Boston Globe.
Mitt Romney Turns Attention to South Carolina
Romney’s success was demonstrated in exit polling statistics reported by Fox News at 6 p.m.
Paul Gosar to Switch Districts to Seek Re-Election
Ann Kirkpatrick in 2010 by a 6-point margin. Arizona’s redistricting process made the swing 1st district more Democratic, but it is still considered a tossup. The 4th is solidly Republican.