Heard on the Hill: Honeymoon On Hold
Correction: July 6, 2011 The article incorrectly identified the Senator who congratulated Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.) on his wedding. Sen.
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FEC Limits Lawmakers’ Fundraising for Super PACs
In a 6-0 ruling, the FEC delivered an emphatic, “No.”
FEC Left Room for Lawmakers to Aid Super PACs
But the FEC’s 6-0 ruling includes a little-noticed provision that frees up federal officials to attend and speak at fundraisers for such big-money PACs, events where PAC organizers may encourage
Heard on the Hill: Bike-a-Thon Gets Personal for Kerry
According to the event’s website, the 5,000 riders commit to raising $500 to $4,200 to participate in the race on the weekend of Aug. 6 and 7.
Report: Shuler Considering Tennessee AD Job
Other potential GOP contenders for the seat include Dan Eichenbaum, a ophthalmologist who lost to Miller in the 2010 GOP primary by 6 points, and Hendersonville District Attorney Jeff Hunt.
Fourth of July Festivities Across the District
Admission is $15 for adults, $7 for children ages 6-11 and free for children 5 and younger.
New Lines Will Start Washington State Scramble
The result could further entrench the eight remaining incumbents — four Democrats, four Republicans — and give Democrats the opportunity to hold a 6-4 advantage in the delegation.
Peach State Sees Ripe Opportunity for Presidential Politics
Republican National Committee rules currently prohibit states other than Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina from holding primaries or caucuses before March 6.
Reid Brings Freshman’s Filibuster to Swift End
But by 6 p.m., Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) dug into his procedural bag of tricks, holding a vote on a motion to instruct the Sergeant-at-Arms to request the attendance of all Senators.
Budget Talks Could Be De Facto Farm Bill Rewrite
Such subsidies totaled close to $6 billion in 2010, according to the Environmental Working Group, a leading critic of the agriculture industry.
Cicilline’s Unpopularity Sparks 2012 Primary Talk
No Republican holds a seat rated higher than a D+6, according to the National Republican Congressional Committee. Not that flukes don’t happen.
Campus Notebook: Capitol Police Officer Arrested, Accused of Groping
The accuser, Ashley Harper, said the incident happened about 6:45 a.m. in the lobby of the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms’ Office on the sixth floor of 2 Massachusetts Ave. NE.
In NFL as on the Hill, Teamwork Rules the Plays
Runyan, the 6-foot-7-inch former offensive lineman for the Philadelphia Eagles, knew from his 14 years of playing professional football that it doesn’t help to dwell on the things you’ve done wrong.
AARP Opponents Try to Capitalize on Flap
Kent is CEO of the competing American Seniors Association, a 6-year-old outfit that bills itself as AARP’s conservative alternative.
Senators Stay Put in Hideaways
Thad Cochran (R-Miss.), No. 6 on the seniority list, opted to stay in the office he wrangled in 2005, a second-floor room with a beautiful view of the West Front and the Mall that used to belong to then-Sen
Cantor, Kyl Force Debt Talks to Leader Level
Updated: 6:54 p.m.
Heard on the Hill: He’s ‘Got the Wrong Guy’
“I‘d rate it a 6 or 7 in terms of most interesting exchanges I’ve seen in a Small Business Committee hearing,” our spy tells us.
GOP Hill Veterans Call for Stricter Auto Fuel Standards
In their letter, the Republicans wrote that annual increases of about 6 percent through the year 2025 would be acceptable.
Broun’s Budget by 1,000 Cuts
In the end, only one of Broun’s amendments was approved: a proposal to trim the Homeland Security Department’s $6 million legislative affairs budget by $600,000.
DSCC, DNC On Top in May; NRSC Debt-Free
That’s after paying down $6 million so far this year — including $500,000 last month.