DSCC to Emphasize Donors
Last year, Byrd raised only $4,500 and ended the year with less than $93,000 in his war chest, according to campaign reports filed with the Federal Election Commission.
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GOP Seeks to Change Face of Meetings
In an attempt to shift Congressional momentum on Social Security reform, a coalition of outside groups and the Republican National Committee are stepping up their efforts to counter anti-privatization
Capitol Convict
Clarke said Johnson’s résumé boasted an impressive history of campaign and Congressional jobs, including a turn as a Congressional aide to Rep.
Social Security Overhaul Backers Claim Gains
At a time when many media reports have suggested that critics of a Social Security overhaul have been making progress in the battle for public opinion, national Republicans are portraying last week’s Congressional
Members Flee Fallout From Abramoff
All that fell apart last year after reports emerged that Abramoff and Republican grass-roots specialist Michael Scanlon were paid more than $82 million by a half-dozen Indian tribes between 2001
Civil Trial Involving TRMPAC to Begin
Craddick has been subpoenaed and will testify if called, according to news reports in Texas.
Lobby Firms Post Modest Gains
Lobbyists attributed the meager growth to the election year, in which Congressional action slowed and skittish clients waited for election results before plotting their legislative strategy.
Daschle to Keep Hand in Politics
The former Senate Democratic leader plans to continue trying to raise money for his leadership political action committee and to pump donations into the campaign coffers of Congressional, state and
Impatient Massachusetts Pols in the Money
Some Democrats may wonder why these safe incumbents need so much money, but no one seems ready to fork their surpluses over to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee or charity just yet.
D.C. Officials Praise Approps Plan
“Congressional oversight of the District’s local budget, of course, is never desirable,” the statement reads.
Bush, Kerry Have Leftover Cash
John Kerry (D) still have nearly $23 million left over in little-used federal compliance accounts, according to reports filed with the Federal Election Commission.
Menendez’s Local Party to Embrace Corzine Bid
A poll commissioned by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and released last week showed Langevin leading Chafee by 20 points in a trial matchup.
Congress Is a Sleeping Watchdog — But We Intend to Change That
But these days, Congressional oversight has become nearly officially extinct. The Congressional watchdog is asleep.
House Staff Eligible for Pay Raise
Congressional officials raised the maximum basic pay rate available to House staffers to $156,848 this month, while also awarding employees a 3.71 percent cost-of-living adjustment.
NRCC Quickly Erases Debt
The National Republican Congressional Committee succeeded in erasing the $3 million debt it incurred during the last election cycle before the close of 2004 and will show $2.7 million in the bank when
Frist’s New Digs
In the photo Laptook is holding the Bible for her beau and it appears she is wearing one of the special lapel pins given to Congressional spouses.
Senior Kerry Campaign Aide Joins Mehlman, Vogel at New Firm
David Castagnetti, who headed Congressional relations for the Kerry-Edwards campaign team, has been named a partner at the firm now known as Mehlman, Vogel, Castagnetti, Inc., providing the fast-growing
Chisholm, First Female Black Member, Dies at 80
According to reports, Chisholm, an outspoken civil and women’s rights leader, had suffered from several recent strokes.
Tsunami Won’t Create Even a Political Ripple for President Bush
[IMGCAP(1)] While almost every newspaper article that reports on the U.S. reaction to the tsunami notes “criticism” of the Bush administration’s response, the criticism of the speed and scope of