Studios Take Hit in Tax Bill
Three months after Hollywood slapped the Republican Party by hiring Democrat Dan Glickman to head its Washington trade association, Congressional Republicans sliced more than $1 billion in tax credits
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Rogers Boosts DeLay Defense
According to reports filed with the Clerk of the House, there had been no contributions taken in by the DeLay defense fund from Jan. 1 to June 30 of this year, and approximately $53,000 was raised
With Five Open Seats, All Held by Democrats, Region Is Ground Zero in Fight for Senate Control
While she is expected to show considerably more than that in the bank when third-quarter reports are filed this month, there is little faith in her ability to raise enough money to remain competitive with
NRCC Dealing in La.
Seeking to handpick the Democratic nominee in Louisiana’s 7th district, the National Republican Congressional Committee has launched an independent expenditure ad campaign attacking state Sen.
Goss Seat to Stay Vacant Until January
said, the governor determined that a special election would place too much of a burden on local election supervisors and would confuse voters, who would need to complete two separate ballots for the Congressional
Airlines Put the Skids on Lobbying
Meanwhile, lobbying reports for Southwest Airlines show that the successful discount carrier employs the same frugalness in Washington that it does in the air: The company spent just $200,000 in
Democrats Now Have a Theme, But It’s Not a Wave-Maker
Again, it’s unlikely that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee will spend the necessary resources to “nationalize” the 2004 races.
Turf Wars Threaten Intel Fix
“The strategy of those who don’t want to change the intelligence committee is delay. This is really about turf and control.”
Leader Aspirants Aid Races
With less than $750,000 in receipts, the Bluegrass Committee couldn’t even crack the top 20 of House and Senate leadership PACs in dollars raised, according to a Roll Call analysis of reports at
Committees Prepare for Big Ad Buys
In the final financial reports before what is expected to be a massive spending blowout in the campaign’s remaining 41 days, the two Republican Party Congressional committees retained a financial advantage
Kerry Transfers Surplus Money
In addition, the Kerry-Edwards campaign made good on its pledge to deliver $3 million to both the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
GOP’s Pre-emptive CBO Strike
House Budget Committee Republicans are making a pre-emptive strike at a forthcoming Congressional Budget Office report that they fear will be used by the chamber’s Democrats and the Kerry campaign to criticize
Catwalk
Stevenson is hitting the catwalk in memory of his dear friend Beth Ryan, a Senate Ethics Committee aide who died of breast cancer in 2002 at the age of 36.
W.H. Also-Rans Still Raising Cash
About 75 percent of the $530,000 — more than $400,000 — came from attorneys or relatives of attorneys, according to reports filed with the Federal Election Commission.
The Roll Call 50 Richest: There’s Kerry, Then There’s Everyone Else
Pinning down a single figure for Kerry’s net worth is a more difficult task because of the the imprecise nature of Congressional financial-disclosure forms.
Congress, the President Will Find Easy Answers Won’t Cut It on 527s
Roll Call reports that Ney sees BCRA as a failure because of the 527s — a judgment shared by many journalists and observers.
Reed Got $4M From Scanlon
Congressional and federal investigators, as well as some members of the tribes themselves, are now asking what the two did to merit such exorbitant fees. Sen.
Democrats Bitter Over ‘Cowardly’ Alexander’s Party Switch
“I welcome him to the GOP and I look forward to working with Rodney,” said National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Reynolds (N.Y.). Rep.
Police Measure Threatens CAA
information about the Capitol complex — something now included in both chambers’ versions of the legislative branch appropriations bill — could, intentionally or not, undermine a significant facet of the Congressional
Texas 5 ‘Cause Célèbre’
Charlie Stenholm (D) at a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee event Tuesday evening at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.