Why Can’t Hill Staff Contribute to Their Boss’ Campaign? | A Question of Ethics
According to the report, in February 2013, Stockman’s campaign committee received contributions from two employees of his congressional office.
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Ethics Committee Releases Scathing Report on Stockman
The House Ethics Committee announced that it was continuing an investigation of Rep. Steven Stockman , R-Texas, for obtaining illegal campaign contributions from his congressional staff.
Veterans Could Get $50 Billion a Year in New Health Care
That’s according to preliminary numbers circulated by the Congressional Budget Office Wednesday afternoon.
House, Senate Leaders Praise Shinseki, but Support Change at Top
The speaker also said President Barack Obama should order VA officials to cooperate with congressional investigators.
House, Senate Leaders Praise Shinseki, but Support Change at Top
The speaker also said President Barack Obama should order VA officials to cooperate with congressional investigators.
Ethics Committee Decides to Investigate Grimm, Then Waits
The committee issued a brief statement Friday suggesting they will hold off in deference to the Justice Department: “The Department of Justice has asked the Committee to defer consideration of
Journalists Question Editorial Firewall in SCOTUSblog Credentials Appeal
The journalists who rejected SCOTUSblog’s application for congressional press credentials want to clarify that their heavily-scrutinized decision was not based on the “quality” of the award-winning blog
Journalists Question Editorial Firewall in SCOTUSblog Credentials Appeal
The journalists who rejected SCOTUSblog’s application for congressional press credentials want to clarify that their heavily-scrutinized decision was not based on the “quality” of the award-winning blog
DCCC Raised $3 Million More Than NRCC in April
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised $3 million more than its Republican counterpart in April, according to House political operatives.
Carney Touts Obama’s Fundraising, Turnout Efforts
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney defended the president’s efforts to help his party in the midterms Tuesday after recent reports of grumbling among Democrats and party donors.
This Old House: Meet the House Historian
When Remini retired in 2010, a bipartisan search committee created by then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and then-Minority Leader John A.
House Democrats Raise $7.1 Million in April
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised $7.1 million in April and ended the month with $43.3 million in cash on hand, according to a committee aide.
Congress Races to Ralph Hall’s (Financial) Aid
But, according to Hall’s recent fundraising reports, including his pre-runoff report filed May 15, his colleagues have backed up that talk over the past couple of months.
VA’s Top Health Official Resigns Amid Scandal, Shinseki Announces (Updated)
But one top congressional overseer called Shinseki’s announcement the “pinnacle of disingenuous political doublespeak.”
House GOP Touts Water Bill as a Sign of Thriving, Post-Earmark World
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and its Senate counterpart, the Committee on Environment and Public Works, would then fashion new authorization bills based on those requests.
House GOP Touts Water Bill as a Sign of Thriving, Post-Earmark World
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and its Senate counterpart, the Committee on Environment and Public Works, would then fashion new authorization bills based on those requests.
The Critical Infrastructure Protection Act | Commentary
The Congressional EMP Commission correctly judged that secrecy about EMP was a greater threat to the nation than transparency, and so published unclassified reports in 2004 and 2008 to inform citizens
John Conyers Does Not Qualify for Primary Ballot
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Steve Israel also weighed in on the matter.
Democrats Still Undecided on Benghazi Committee Response
Initial reports coming out of the room at a caucus meeting Friday morning signaled that they were far from reaching consensus about whether to fully engage, ignore the committee altogether — or
Members of Congress Open Wallets and Pocketbooks
Members of Congress and senior Congressional staff may be a little distracted from legislative activity this week and next as they prepare to file their annual personal financial disclosure reports.