House Members Express Interest in Possible Colorado Senate Vacancy
With reports indicating this week that President-elect Barack Obama is set to nominate first-term Sen.
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Congressional Reform Promises Yield to Political Impulses
. [IMGCAP(1)]I recalled that remark in reflecting on the House Democratic leaderships promise in 2006 of substantial Congressional reform if they regained majority control.
GOP Looks to Shore Up Ethics
That year, Pelosi, then the Minority Leader, beat back pressure from the Congressional Black Caucus to force Rep.
Gonzales: Republicans Should Quit Celebrating and Face Reality
Senator Saxby Chambliss and in the two Louisiana Congressional races makes for three wins in a row for a GOP that was supposed to be destroyed, demoralized, and humiliated on Election Day, Ron Kaufman
GOP Seeks High Ground, but Truce Likely to Hold
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) urged Republican lawmakers this week to reclaim the high ground on Congressional ethics, but his call appears unlikely to reignite a long-dormant ethics war
A Review of 2008: The Year in Congressional Ethics
Charlie Rangel (D-N.Y.) even took the improbable step of demanding an investigation of himself by the committee. The committee obliged.
Races Leave Members Broke
The latest reports submitted to the Federal Election Commission cover the period from Oct. 16 to Nov. 24. The biggest shortfall by far belongs to Rep.
Louisiana: Parties Spend Heavily in McCrery Seat Race
In that contest, Democrat Paul Carmouche reported raising more than $362,000 from Oct. 16 to Nov. 16, according to Federal Election Commission reports filed last week.
Candidates, Parties Spending Heavily on Louisiana Race
In that contest, Democrat Paul Carmouche reported raising more than $362,000 from Oct. 16 to Nov. 16, according to Federal Election Commission reports filed this week.
Poll Shows Tight Louisiana Race
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has been backing Carmouche since well before the Democratic primary, believing the conservative, anti-abortion-rights, tough-on-crime Democrat will
K Street Files: Flying Solo
Kennedy, who was staff director of the Senate Appropriations Committee under the chairmanship of Sen.
Louisiana, Finishing Late Again
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has been backing Carmouche since well before the Democratic primary, believing the conservative, anti-abortion-rights, tough-on-crime Democrat will
Calvert Escapes Surprisingly Close Call
As of the pre-general Federal Election Commission reports filed on Oct. 23, Calvert reported raising $845,000 this election cycle and spending $813,000.
The New Members of the Senate
News reports have also revealed that the USDA spent nearly $40 million for travel to conferences in 2005 and 2006 during Johanns tenure.
The New Members of the House
The National Republican Congressional Committee pulled out of the race when it became apparent that Feeney would likely lose.
The Next Freshman Class
That groups aversion to money in politics did not prevent Pingree from spending at least $1.9 million on her election, according to campaign finance reports.
Scandalized Lawmakers Face Voters
News reports have also suggested that federal officials are investigating his ties to oil services firm VECO.
McInnis Backs Away From Newspaper Report on NRSC Intervention
My problem was that the head of the Senatorial Republican Committee is Sen. John Ensign of Nevada.
Targeted House Republicans Call on Colleagues for Financial Help
Fundraising reports filed with the Federal Election Commission show that Brown and his colleagues have had mixed success.
Dodd Considers Panel Openings
Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii) is in line to take over Liebermans gavel of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.