Aide Mixes Business, Politics
According to Federal Election Commission reports, on Oct. 12, 2006, the Cleaver campaign paid Powerful Performance Solutions (owned by Scaglia) $8,850 for printing services; paid UGA LLC (a company
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House Must Give Outside Ethics Panel Some Teeth
Current reports indicate that the recommendations may not be worth waiting for, which surely is a shame.
Davis May Opt for ’08 Retirement
Published reports Monday night indicated that Davis is rethinking his long-awaited Senate bid, and Congressional sources said Tuesday that a run for re-election also may be off the table for the
Congress Improves Access for Disabled
Disabled visitors and staffers now have ways to evacuate Congressional offices, after years of living with insufficient exits and undeveloped plans, according to a new report on Congressional compliance
Breaking the Fast
“I have to be transported around in a wheelchair, but I’m still able to make [Congressional] office visits. I’m really looking forward to eating.”
Massachusetts: Candidates Have Equal War Chests for Special
Buehrer’s state Senate district comprises most of the 5th district, but Latta has some name identification from when his father held the Congressional seat before Gillmor.
Labeling Hastings, Hastily
Chief of Staff Todd Young says his boss frequently gets mixed up with the Democrat Hastings, particularly since both Hastings sit on the Rules Committee.
A Lucrative Center for Visclosky, PMA
That help includes contributing 50 percent of the total funds raised through June 30, 2007, by Calumet PAC, Viscloskys four-year-old leadership political action committee, according to an analysis of
Nation: DCCC Launches New Round of SCHIP Ads
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is taking aim at eight Republicans in battleground districts in a new campaign that will highlight the GOPers’ recent votes against the State Children’s
Common Ground
“The committee is clearly looking at that issue.” A committee aide said several organizations have reached out to the committee regarding their interest in the IRS.gov site.
It’s a Deal: Visitor Center to Open in November 2008
The AOC will need an additional $39 million in appropriated funds to finish the CVC, he said, and Wasserman Schultz responded by saying she will require the AOC to submit quarterly reports to the
Kilpatrick Guiding a More Powerful CBC
In what may well be the most influential Congressional Black Caucus ever — claiming the gavels of four full committees, 17 subcommittees and a top leadership post — it would seem easy for Rep.
GOP Sits Back as Democrats Grapple With Iraq
Republican Steering Committee Chairman Jim DeMint (S.C.) agreed that offering nothing “may be the best strategy.” “We don’t have to vote.
My District or Yours?
Many taxpaying, clean-living folks were a bit perturbed by news reports about NASA astronauts blasting off in multimillion-dollar spacecrafts after downing a couple of drinks.
In the Newest Congress, the Rich Get Richer
Roll Call’s rankings are based on the annual disclosure reports filed by each Member.
Wary McConnell On the Spot Again
Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) to speak directly to Craig about his Senate future last week and looked to the White House and Republican National Committee to take the first public shot at urging Craig’s resignation
House Moderates Call for Iraq Bipartisanship
English said the group will not immediately endorse a specific bill or existing proposal, asserting that lawmakers need to first consider reports from Petraeus scheduled to be presented to Congress
Capitol Hill Prudes in Full Force — but Don’t Police Real Wrongdoing
Of course, the Senate Ethics Committee likely will suspend its nascent investigation of Craig now that he appears to be on his way out of the chamber.
California: Does Capps’ Daughter’s Job Signal a Future Bid?
Peters, a former state Senator who narrowly lost a statewide bid in 2002, had been heavily wooed to run by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
South Carolina: Two Plead Guilty in Tribal Money Case
Mark Souder (R), met with Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Chris Van Hollen (Md.) last week.