Cicilline’s Unpopularity Sparks 2012 Primary Talk
No Republican holds a seat rated higher than a D+6, according to the National Republican Congressional Committee. Not that flukes don’t happen.
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CBC’s Political Action Committee Amends Reports, Pays Fine
Having been cited for irregular record keeping by the Federal Election Commission, the political action committee run by the Congressional Black Caucus has paid a $5,000 fine and recently filed close to
Clinton Attempts to Rally Democrats Behind Libya Mission
Obama has maintained that because U.S. forces are in a support role in the NATO-led effort, Congressional approval is not needed.
Between the Lines: Schwarz and Schauer Drawn Out of Old Michigan Seat
The specific process for drawing the new lines has yet to be set, but the judge ordered state officials to release a status report July 5 and subsequent status reports every 20 days thereafter.
GOP Regains Financial Footing With Majority
Over the past four years, the National Republican Congressional Committee has toiled in the shadow of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s fundraising dominance, an advantage that arrived
Rep. Bass Faces New Energy Questions
He is a top target of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, as he is one of 14 House Republicans in a district won by both President Barack Obama and by 2004 Democratic nominee Sen.
Majority Stakes for Nevada
Additionally, news reports have suggested Georgiou might have acted unethically during his tenure at the FCIC.
DSCC, DNC On Top in May; NRSC Debt-Free
lagged behind the National Republican Congressional Committee.
Last-Minute Frenzy for Campaign Cash
changes to the electoral map thanks to redistricting, Republicans aren’t alone in trying to build big campaign war chests in advance of the June 30 filing deadline for second-quarter campaign finance reports
Bachmann Playing With House Money
According to House expense reports, Bachmann and three conservative GOP colleagues — Reps.
Senate Sets Record for Travel Costs
government aircraft and most of the logistical arrangements handled by the State Department are not included in the Congressional reports.
Weiner’s Style Has Always Put His Name First
The bombastic lawmaker has consistently used his Congressional office as a means to an end — which long was his goal of becoming mayor of New York City.
Weiner Pushes Back Amid Growing Calls for Resignation
Anthony Weiner sought to tamp down criticism over his social media sex scandal late Wednesday, as the ranks of Congressional Democrats calling for his resignation continued to grow.
Boehner’s Monthly $2,000 Tab
But Boehner now receives a monthly $2,083.33 direct payment for expenses, according to the most recent expenditure reports from the Clerk of the House.
Staffers Spent $150,000 on Trip Without Members
Reports on the travel in the Congressional Record provide little information about the true cost or purpose of the trips.
Inquiry Resolutions Serve Mixed Purposes
Cole went on to say the president “has ordered troops into a third war without congressional authorization or consultation as required by law.”
McMorris Rodgers and Weiner: Local Pharmacies Play Essential Role in Care
That’s why we recently re-established the Congressional Community Pharmacy Caucus in the 112th Congress. Our primary goals are twofold.
Velázquez Missed Travel Reports
In the March 9 Congressional Record, the New York Democrat filed expense reports for official committee travel to Africa, South America, Europe and the Middle East for trips taken in 2007, 2008 and
House Fails Part of 2009 Financial Audit
The House partially failed an audit of its 2009 finances and will likely fail again for 2010, according to Congressional testimony Thursday, shedding new light on why former Chief Administrative Officer
House Majority PAC Buys TV Ads in N.Y. 26 Special Election
The House Majority Political Action Committee will unveil what it calls a television “advertising offensive” across western New York on Tuesday, a move that tests the fledgling organization’s ability to