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Citing Flawed Process, Lawyers Call for Changes in Ethics Office Inquiries
“I think some of it is legitimate and some of it is sour grapes,” said Melanie Sloan of the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
Rothenberg: Are Democratic Insiders Missing the Boat in Massachusetts as Special Election Draws Closer?
Markey bandwagon, hoping to anoint him as their nominee without much of a fight. But would a primary really be bad for Democrats — and helpful for the expected GOP nominee, former Sen. Scott P.
Boehner Coup Attempt Larger Than First Thought
The speaker is still the speaker,” Fincher said Saturday.
Stabenow Pushes House GOP on Farm Bill
But any Senate effort would again be for naught, she said, without cooperation from the House.
First Sandy Disaster Relief Bill Sent to President
The Federal Emergency Management Agency said Wednesday that without additional borrowing, the flood insurance program would run out of money for processing claims next week.
States Target Politically Active Nonprofits
FEC ruling, outside groups spent record sums, many without disclosing their donors.
House’s Sandy Aid Bill Is Only the First Chapter
The Federal Emergency Management Agency said Wednesday that without additional borrowing, the flood insurance program will run out of money for claims next week.
Debt Ceiling Looms Large for New Lawmakers
Kaine went right to his former life in explaining what he would bring to the current fiscal policy debates in Congress: “the experience of a governor, I had to shrink a budget without shredding the
Flake’s Big Week
“Cheryl and I were both at their first date,” he says, referring to his wife. Alexis and Jason have been together ever since.
Party Drama Dogs Boehner Into 113th
“Justin deserves a lot of credit, it was really one-on-one and whom else was involved, I don’t know,” said Jones, who voted for former U.S. Comptroller General David M. Walker.