Rep. Renzi Indicted on 35 Counts
Renzi will be arraigned March 6. His office did not immediately return a request for comment. — Paul Singer
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Boehner Defies Order to Remove Earmark Site
Democrats enacted sweeping changes to the earmark system last year, for example, that managed to cut the number nearly in half, Pelosi wrote in a letter to Boehner on Feb. 6.
Council Stalls Noise Measure
The measure, introduced by Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D), would have placed limits on noncommercial amplified noise that currently is unregulated from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
K Street Posts 9% Growth in 2007
Private equity firms helped spell big revenue hikes for at least two firms: Ogilvy Government Relations, which pulled in $22.3 million — a 51 percent jump from 2006 that vaulted it from No. 12 to No. 6
Renzi Indictment Triggers Democrats’ Interest
He is scheduled to be arraigned on March 6. “I have made it clear that I will hold our Members to the highest standards of ethical conduct,” Boehner said Friday.
Jefferson Files Appeal, Likely Delaying Start of Trial
Jefferson’s attorneys, led by Robert Trout of Trout Cacheris, appealed a Feb. 6 decision by Judge T.S. Ellis of the U.S.
Three National Polls Call Democratic Race A Dead-Heat
On the Republican side, McCain leads Huckabee 51 percent to 34 percent in the Fox poll, with a 6 point margin of error, but by a much larger 62 percent to 22 percent in the Gallup survey, with a
CAO Orders Change to GOP Earmark Web Site
In a letter sent to Boehner on Feb. 6, Pelosi wrote that the Democratic-led Congress has instituted several new policies subjecting earmarks to public disclosure and transparency rules, “cutting
Conservative Hero McClintock Testing the Waters in Two California Districts
Ose registered 11 percent, and Oller had 6 percent, while 36 percent were undecided. The survey of 300 likely GOP primary voters was conducted Feb. 11-12 and had a margin of error of 6 points.
McCain Leads Obama (By A Lot) And Clinton In Florida Match-Ups
Obama would beat McCain 52 percent to 52 percent with 6 percent undecided and the same margin of error. The poll was conducted Feb.15-17.
New Wisconsin Poll Shows Clinton Leading, Huckabee Gaining
American Research Group says its polling on Feb.15-16 shows Hillary Clinton leading Barack Obama by 49 percent to 43 percent, although Obama has gained 3 points since ARG’s Feb.6-7 survey.
Obama Stronger Candidate Against McCain In Pennsylvania, Oregon
In January, McCain had led Clinton by 6 points and Obama by 8 points. – Oregon: Obama also leads McCain here, by 49 percent to 40 percent and, again, McCain leads Clinton 45 percent to 42 percent.
Poll May Convince McClintock to Seek Doolittle’s Seat
Doug Ose, 6 percent for former state Sen. Rico Oller and 36 percent undecided. Ose and Oller already have announced their candidacies and begun campaigning.
Indiana: Elrod Apologizes for Political Work on Floor
The special election is scheduled for March 11; however, both men also are running for a full term in their respective party primaries on May 6. — Shira Toeplitz
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“All 5 feet 3 inches of her stood up against this 6-foot-3-inch guy. And it was on.” Rep. Conyers’ office declined to comment on the incident. Mum’s the Word.
Americans Growing Increasingly Gloomy About The Economy
energy, healthcare, or overall inflation – are mentioned most frequently as the nation’s biggest economic problem:” Similarly, Gallup reports – when it compares its daily tracking polls from Jan.6-
CQ Politics’ Fundraising Top 10s: Best-Funded Challengers to Opposite-Party Incumbents
Republican, Georgia’s 13th ($1.1 million) 3) Jim Ryun, Republican, Kansas’ 2nd ($1.08 million) 4) Kay Barnes, Democrat, Missouri’s 6th ($1 million) 5) Jim Himes, Democrat, Connecticut’s 4th ($951,000) 6)
Clinton Has Big Leads In Ohio and Penn., Wisconsin Looks Close
However, the poll was conducted Feb.6-12, before Obama’s big wins in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Republican And Democratic Differences On Which Issues Are Key
The difference between most of those second tier issues were within the poll’s 6 point margin of error.
Two National Polls, Two Different Results For The Democrats
John McCain leads Mike Huckabee 51 percent to 29 percent with Ron Paul at 6 percent. A Rasmussen Reports poll has McCain ahead 45 percent to 33 percent.