Shop Talk: Tessa Gould Managing a Tough Race
Last cycle, Stewart worked for Huckabee’s political action committee with Hogan Gidley, who now serves as Santorum’s communications director.
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Bachus May Not Be Alone in Ethics Probe
Spencer Bachus’ office confirmed reports late Thursday that the Office of Congressional Ethics has launched an inquiry into whether the Alabama Republican violated existing insider-trading laws and House
House Ethics Panel Continues Investigation of Buchanan Disclosures
Vern Buchanan (R-Fla.) failed to report positions and income from outside organizations on his annual financial disclosure reports, it will do so without forming a formal investigative subcommittee.
Bonamici Is Ready to Get to Work
’s legislative and Congressional districts — a surprising feat, considering the legal battles and furor many state mapping commissions face.
Morning Roundup: Peacing Out
Brady and Newhauser report: Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Steve Israel, a one-time Blue Dog member, denied that the party’s goal of winning back the majority is any harder
Morning Roundup: Peacing Out
Brady and Newhauser report: “Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Steve Israel, a one-time Blue Dog member, denied that the party’s goal of winning back the majority is any harder
Records Show Ron Paul Trips Paid Twice
House would reimburse Congressman Paul’s travel to D.C. for Congressional business, while his campaign or political action committee would reimburse his traveling companion’s ticket.”
Some Wealthy Donors Drop Obama for Romney
John Griffin, the president of Blue Ridge Capital, who gave nearly $138,000 to Democrats, including Obama, during the last two election cycles, contributed $125,000 to Restore our Future in 2011, the reports
Filmmaker Blocked From Fracking Hearing
At the time of this post, he remained in the custody of Congressional authorities. California Democratic Rep.
Morning Roundup: All About Math
We find ourselves reaching for a calculator four times a year when candidates and many political action committees file fundraising reports with the Federal Election Commission.
Senate Democrats Criticize Super PACs
Campaign finance reports filed in time for a Tuesday Federal Election Commission deadline have offered a vivid picture of the big money flowing into super PACs during the GOP primary.
Homebuilders’ Group to Lay Off 18 Workers
Its political action committee, however, seems to be holding back.
STOCK Act Makes for Difficult Debate
A Senate effort to quickly pass a bipartisan bill designed to reinforce a ban on Congressional insider trading appears to be growing into a politically uncomfortable debate on Congressional ethics.
Portman Proposal to Cut Corporate Tax Rate May Be Tough Sell
“We’ve made our companies less competitive globally,” he told a group of Congressional staffers, lobbyists and reporters at a forum sponsored by the business coalition Reforming America’s Taxes Equitably
Morning Roundup: The Sunshine State Speaks
In Congressional race news today, the National Republican Congressional Committee will name 10 more Members to its Patriot Program, Joshua Miller reports.
Final Weekend Before Oregon Special Election Arrives
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee on Tuesday spent the last $200,000 of a total $1.3 million independent expenditure commitment in the Portland-based district, which has been represented
DCCC No Longer in Debt
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is officially out of debt from the 2010 midterm election cycle.
Cummings Blasts Issa Over Countrywide VIPs
that could identify current and former lawmakers from the documents it sends the committee.
Final Weekend Before Oregon Special Election Arrives
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee on Tuesday spent the last $200,000 of a total $1.3 million independent expenditure commitment in the Portland-based district, which has been represented
GOP Presses NPS to Evict Occupiers
Republicans and Democrats sparred Tuesday over broad themes related to freedom of expression and how federal land should be policed during the first Congressional hearing on the Occupy DC movement.