Pols Debate Meaning of March 31
“The real attention will turn to the more serious fundraising that will go into the June reports.”
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FEC Pushes for Document Dump
Following a 2001 court ruling won by the AFL-CIO and the Democratic National Committee, the FEC has been locking the files that often reveal interesting details and leads for reporters to follow
NEVADA: NRSC Chief Headlines Gibbons’ Fundraiser
Jim Gibbons (R) began his 2004 cycle fundraising efforts Wednesday with a special guest of honor at a Capitol Hill luncheon: National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman George Allen (Va.).
Green Renews Efforts on Lobbying Disclosures
because couriers are no longer allowed to deliver items directly to Congressional offices.
Online Services Improving, But It’s Still No e-Congress
Now, most Members have a Web presence, but as a pair of recent reports demonstrates, there is much room for improvement.
Minority Still Weighing Options on Oxley
No final decisions have been made at this point on which direction Democrats will take, and senior Democratic staffers said reports to the contrary are inaccurate.
Where’s the Outrage Over Ethics Issues, Abuse of Power?
benefit, or in some cases Congressional inattention to a problem or a peccadillo.
Cable Guy Goes GOP?
Ed Rendell, a former chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
Another Switch?
Richard Gephardt’s (D-Mo.) presidential campaign land in Congressional Democratic offices Tuesday.
New Wire Search Software to Make House Debut Soon
After a procurement process that considered two other vendors, Chief Administrative Officer Jay Eagen purchased the service with the approval of the House Administration Committee last month.
GOP Outraises Democrats in First Month of Year
The three Republican campaign committees far outdistanced their Democratic counterparts in fundraising in January, new reports filed with the Federal Election Commission show.
Threats Necessitate New Information Policing
Contrary to some reports, TIA is not a supercomputer that will snoop into private lives, gather consumer data or track Americans’ everyday activities.
Make CRS Web Site Public, Report Urges
A special Web site operated by the Congressional Research Service that provides up-to-the-minute information on legislation, committee schedules and other valuable information should be made available
Talk About Your Political Debts
All six freshmen House Members who won their 2002 races with 50 percent or less of the vote plunged into debt to do so, new reports filed with the Federal Election Commission show.
Police Seek to Calm Terror Concerns
memo to Senate offices sent before Attorney General John Ashcroft and Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge addressed the nation, the Sergeant-at-Arms office told Senators and their staffs that news reports
Let’s Have a Test Pitting ‘Dynamic’ vs. ‘Static’ Budgets
[IMGCAP(2)] As The Wall Street Journal reported, Bush’s Office of Management and Budget expects growth to average 3.3 percent annually between 2003 and 2008, while the Congressional Budget Office
Torricelli Sat on $3M as Democrats Sank
According to new campaign disclosure reports, he also gave less than $25,000 to a handful of county and local Democratic groups in New Jersey on the eve of the elections.
Estrada Clears Judiciary Committee on Party-Line Vote
“I hate to see this committee again and again embroiled in partisan politics,” Sen.
Hastert’s State PAC Reinvents Itself
Under the new campaign finance law, Congressional leaders who raised millions of dollars in unregulated contributions to their own soft-money political action committees must cut all ties to such groups
DC Democracy Fund Sent Out First Checks in 2002
The first federal PAC formed exclusively to help elect federal candidates who support full Congressional voting rights for the District gave away more than $7,000 last cycle.