Rangel Brushes Off Ethics Charges
Ways and Means Chairman Charlie Rangel (D-N.Y.) on Sunday brushed aside the allegations against him that are being investigated by the House ethics committee, saying no one in Congress has charged him
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Democrats Still Carry Large Debts From ’08
According to Federal Election Commission fundraising reports filed last week, the NRSC had $2.7 million in debt at the end of last month, down from the $4 million that it carried at the end of January
New York Special Awash in Cash
Money is raining down in New York’s hard-fought special Congressional election — and much of it is coming from the people whom the candidates would like to join on Capitol Hill.
Burgess: Study What Policies Are Working
We also need to study what Wal-Mart has done, where according to recent reports, the company has achieved 95 percent coverage for its employees.
New York: AIG, Bank Bailout Front and Center in Special
“The question for Scott Murphy is simple,— the National Republican Congressional Committee said in a statement Wednesday.
Rangel Probe Hits 6 Months; When Will It End?
The New York lawmaker first sought the ethics probe in mid-July 2008 and continued to request new investigations in response to subsequent news reports airing new allegations.
CRS Studies Options for Power Plant
In just the past few years, Members have commissioned a half-dozen reports on the issue from the Government Accountability Office and the Congressional Research Service.
More Members Refuse Bank Donations
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Chris Van Hollen (Md.) told Roll Call earlier this month that the campaign committee was reviewing whether to take contributions from the troubled
Census Control Clarified
Republicans on the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee intend to use the upcoming confirmation hearing of former Washington Gov.
Steele Faces Ire of Senate GOP
team haven’t done a good job selling their plan to the public, but he argued that Steele is moving to ensure Republicans reverse the trend of the 2006 and 2008 elections, which resulted in massive GOP Congressional
Create a 9/11 Commission for Financial Reform
, the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee and House Agriculture Committee — aren’t up to the challenge.
Congressional Budgets to Jump
Part of that increase is due to a large boost in the budgets of the Government Accountability Office and the Congressional Budget Office, two agencies that prepare reports and cost estimates to Members
Shop Talk: Action Jackson
The National Republican Congressional Committee has picked Joanna Burgos to be its new western regional press secretary, with a focus on Spanish-language media.
DCCC Ad Campaign on Stimulus Ignores Defectors
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is trying to turn up the heat on a number of House Republicans who voted against the stimulus bill, while turning a blind eye to a handful of Democratic
Heard on the Hill: Michelle’s Right to Bare Arms
Jim Himes grabbed a post-session drink at the Capitol Lounge, an HOH spy reports.
DCCC, NRCC End January With Big Debts
Monthly fundraising reports for the four campaign committees are due to be filed with the Federal Election Commission today.
DCCC, DSCC End January With Big Debt
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee reported that it raised $3.5 million and spent $2 million last month.
PMA Group Contributions Hard to Track
of campaign donations attributed to the PMA Group is a comedy of errors, misinformation and mysteries, providing more questions than answers about how much money the lobbying firm actually raised for Congressional
Lobbyists’ Dollars Still Flowing
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee did not return several calls or e-mails asking for comment on the subject.
Stimulus Expected to Clear Senate on Tuesday
These cuts are very damaging [the House measure] was put together very carefully, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said, according to published reports.