No Slow Start for Ethics Committee This Year
There are also three Members referred by the Office of Congressional Ethics for further consideration that the committee has not cleared but has thus far declined to formally investigate.
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Reports: Keystone XL Rejection Expected
The Obama administration is set to announce a rejection of the Keystone XL oil pipeline, according to multiple news reports, setting up a new confrontation with Republicans who contend the project
DCCC, Rothman Discussed Decision to Face Fellow Democrat
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Steve Israel (N.Y.) shed light Wednesday about conversations between the committee and Rep.
Obama Makes It Official; Keystone XL Is a No-Go
In a statement this afternoon, Obama blamed Congressional Republicans for setting a “rushed and arbitrary deadline” which prevented the State Department from making a “full assessment of the pipeline
Mortgage Probe Ensnares GOP
The Associated Press reported Tuesday that Issa also referred National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Pete Sessions (Texas) to the Ethics Committee because he received a loan under the
How Rep. Steve Austria Became a Sacrificial Republican
When the Ohio Legislature was tasked with eliminating two Congressional seats with the decennial redistricting, the delegation was on notice.
Glenn Ivey Drops Challenge to Donna Edwards in Maryland
Maryland political watchers eagerly anticipated the campaigns’ fourth-quarter fundraising reports, a good barometer of how the candidates are faring.
NRCC Ended November Debt-Free
The National Republican Congressional Committee will announce today it has erased all of its debt heading into the 2012 election year.
Campus Notebook: Occupy DC Protesters Up the Ante
Adrian Parsons, Kelly Mears and Sam Jewler are five days into a hunger strike they say will last until Congress grants the District full Congressional voting rights.
DCCC’s Oregon Ad Buy Tops $400,000
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has increased its TV airtime reservation in the Oregon special election by nearly $300,000, indicating the party could be concerned about the race in the
Congressional Research Service Names New Director
The Congressional Research Service has a new director. Mary Mazanec, who has been serving in the post in an acting capacity since April, will become the permanent director effective immediately.
Looking Into My Budget Crystal Ball for 2012
Third, a year-in-review column would mean that I have to spend more time discussing the hardly super committee than the subject is worth at this point.
Obama’s Aloof Behavior With GOP Could Hurt Agenda
President Barack Obama’s relationships with Congressional Republicans have withered in recent months, casting doubt on his ability to influence Congress during the election season next year as well as
Newt Gingrich Rose to Wealth Through Congress
By the late 1990s, Gingrich was earning hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in book royalties on top of his Congressional salary.
Obama’s Aloof Behavior With GOP Could Hurt Agenda
President Barack Obama’s relationships with Congressional Republicans have withered in recent months, casting doubt on his ability to influence Congress during the election season next year as well as
Roscoe Bartlett’s Chief of Staff Resigns After Reports of Run
The Maryland Republican told Roll Call that with “the recent flurry of reports” about Otis’ activities, the aide was unable to “effectively serve me or the 6th Congressional district constituents
Seniors Group Has Close Ties to GOP, Industry
Local news reports and campaign advertisements soon trumpeted the awards.
Tierney Is Lone Vulnerable in Massachusetts
The new 1st is split almost evenly between recent voters currently residing in Olver’s district and Neal’s, so the longtime Congressman and member of the Ways and Means Committee will have to introduce
Super Committee Impasse Continues, No Meetings Planned
Earlier today, reports leaked that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) rejected an informal $640 billion offer from Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Thursday.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Who Evicted FreedomWorks?
Well, we read the rules about Senate hearings and legislative meetings, which state: “Outside groups are not permitted to use Senate space to conduct events intended to simulate Congressional hearings