Push to Punish Pakistan Diminishes
“There’s suspicions that some of the people in the government knew he was there,” Congressional Pakistan Caucus Co-Chairman Dan Burton said. “Some probably did.”
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Push to Punish Pakistan Diminishes
“There’s suspicions that some of the people in the government knew he was there,” Congressional Pakistan Caucus Co-Chairman Dan Burton said. “Some probably did.”
Between the Lines: All That Work in Missouri, No Map to Show-Me for It
Jay Nixon (D) vetoed the Congressional redistricting map passed by the Republican-controlled Legislature last week.
For-Profit Colleges Field Team of Top Lobbyists
However, in the final negotiations, Congressional leaders dropped the provision, which was opposed by powerful Senate Democrats, including Majority Whip Dick Durbin (Ill.) and Health, Education,
Reports: Ron Paul to Form Exploratory Committee
Ron Paul will reportedly announce the formation of a presidential exploratory committee Tuesday in Iowa, according to multiple news organizations.
Between the Lines: First New State Maps Are Winning Approval
The Arkansas Legislature passed a new Congressional map Wednesday that Gov. Mike Beebe (D) is expected to sign. Rep.
DCCC Is Playing Limited Role in N.Y. Special
While its new leader has vowed to stay on the offensive this cycle, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has played a limited role at best in the western New York special election that could
Senate Control Hangs in the Balance
Correction Appended First-quarter fundraising reports due Friday are the first stretch of the 2012 Senate horse race, offering an early indication of who is jumping into the lead and, in general,
Campus Notebook: Groups Call on CRS to Make Reports Public
reports to the public.
Republican Donor Samuel Johnson Charged With Sexual Assault of Child
Samuel Curtis Johnson III, described in Wisconsin media reports as a billionaire member of the family that runs the S.C.
Boehner Presses Obama on Plan for Libya Mission
Dick Lugar, the ranking member of the Foreign Relations Committee, requested Wednesday that the panel hold hearings on the intervention.
DCCC Outraises NRCC, Still in Debt
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee outraised its Republican counterpart last month, the second consecutive month that the House Democrats’ campaign arm has bested its rival in spite of the
Members Shelled Out $87,000 for Training
The Clerk’s office also paid $6,200 to Xerox Corp. for training, spending reports show.
GPO Mulls Name Change in PR Offensive
A companion Senate bill is sitting in committee. Before that, Rep. Jack Kingston wondered aloud whether the GPO was even a necessary agency.
As if She’ll Return Any Moment
And the office is a typical Congressional operation with endless phone calls and lots of meetings.
Congress’ Security Needs Still Evolving
Before that, he held positions running the agency’s Office of Congressional Affairs and the Washington, D.C., field office.
Budget That Doesn’t Get Cut: Leaders’ Expenses
set aside $180,000 for these expenses in the Senate, including $40,000 each for the Majority Leader and Minority Leader and $40,000 for the President Pro Tem, with lesser amounts for the Whips, Policy Committee
Boehner to Freshmen: Post Strong Fundraising Numbers
The Ohio Republican told the 87-member freshman class that he expected their March 31 filings with the Federal Election Commission would be strong, telling Members that he would be monitoring their reports
Issa’s Brand Crossed Corporate, Political Lines
Darrell Issa’s work on the Oversight Committee is getting personal. Literally.
Romney Gives Big to Vulnerable Freshmen
His Free and Strong America political action committee gave a total of $83,500 to 40 Members of Congress, in addition to $124,500 that he gave to Republicans in February, the PAC announced in a release