John McCain, Charles Schumer Spar Over Long Island Joke
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Doggett: Jobless Need Another Extension of Benefits
Nearly 6 million individuals will lose their benefits in 2012 if Congress fails to extend jobless benefits.
Ethics Committee Offers ‘Insider-Trading’ Guidance
Bachus, chairman of the Financial Services Committee, announced just days after the segment aired that his committee would hold a Dec. 6 hearing on the long-stalled Stop Trading on Congressional
Senators Step Up Pipeline Pressure on White House
The oil trade group has spent nearly $6 million on lobbying this year, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
Florida Senate Releases GOP-Friendly Map Proposal
Senate released a draft Congressional redistricting map today that retains the political bent of many current districts, which is good news for state Republicans who currently outnumber Democrats 19 to 6.
Capital Wishlist: Special Gifts With a Washington Flavor
SE) Price: $6 per person Website: playseum.com Kids and parents can hang out, imagine and create in the D.C.-themed rooms at the Playseum.
Congressional Memories: Lawmakers Recall Their Standout Gifts
“It’s pretty tough to top the Big Wheel,” he said of the iconic children’s tricycle he got when he was 6 years old. “They don’t make enough Big Wheels these days. If they had a man size, I’d buy one.
Poll: North Dakota Senate Seat Competitive
Of course, Conrad outspent his opponent that year by nearly 6-to-1. Roll Call currently rates the race Likely Republican.
Rhetoric Turns Partisan After Super Committee Failure
Updated: 6:42 p.m.
NRCC Raises Big in October
Updated: 6:08 p.m. The National Republican Congressional Committee raised $4.56 million in October and had $13.8 million in cash on hand at the end of the month, besting its Democratic rival.
Shop Talk: Recruits Begin to Build
The RNC has said that any state except Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada that holds its primary before March 6 will be docked half its delegates.
In Wisconsin, Conservatives Find New Target
So Badger State voters should expect to be inundated with political activity through Nov. 6. Roll Call rates the Senate race a Tossup.
Members Oddly Shy in 2012 Endorsement Race
According to Roll Call’s endorsement list, Romney has received the backing of 42 Members; Perry has garnered 14, including eight Texans; Gingrich has 6, among them four Georgians; and Paul has three, including
Ventura County Official Announces Bid in New California District
Democrats hold a 6-point voter registration advantage, and President Barack Obama won it by 17 points in 2008.
House Approves Minibus Over Conservative Objections
Updated: 6:20 p.m. The House passed a stopgap spending measure this afternoon over the objections of 101 mostly conservative Members who charged it was too costly.
Tommy Wells Represents the Representatives
Council representing Ward 6, which spans from the southwest Waterfront to the H Street corridor to Penn Quarter to Capitol Hill, Congress’ backyard.
Quinlan: Postal Reform Critical to U.S. Companies
While there is some disagreement on the exact amount, all official analyses have concluded that the Postal Service has overpaid into one fund by $6 billion.
DCCC Pushes for Unpaid Dues
Howard Berman and Brad Sherman, who will likely go head-to-head in a primary, have nearly $6 million combined in cash on hand and have been slow to pay the DCCC.
Coburn Pushes for Funding Boost to GAO
Hoeven said the agency would suffer a 6 percent spending cut in the legislation they could bring to the floor as part of a minibus appropriations package.
Heard on the Hill: So What Do Kids Think About Pizza?
Next up, we showed Mary, 3, and Minona, 6, the pictures. Are these the same thing? “No,” Minona says. What’s pizza? “Pepperoni and bread,” she says. What’s a vegetable?