Ethical Delay
Mike Capuano (D-Mass.), will recommend establishment of a new Office of Congressional Ethics to screen ethics complaints, start its own initial investigations and refer them to the full Committee on Standards
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Ethics Office Draws Critics
In addition, the board’s reports to the committee would be released at the close of each Congress.
With New Group, DeLay Stays Busy
He said this attitude has affected fundraising at the National Republican Congressional Committee and other GOP campaign committees.
Electoral Landscape Still Promising for Democrats
A stronger-than-expected showing by the Republican nominee in a Massachusetts Congressional special election combined with the GOP’s takeover of the Louisiana governorship last month shows that reports
Inspecting the IGs
Lawmakers came closer Wednesday to increasing Congressional oversight of inspectors general and revamping the 30-year-old system for the internal auditors of federal agencies.
Panel Moves Slowly on Craig
Craig told Roll Call that he did not know the status of the Congressional investigation, but confirmed that he had indeed been contacted by the Ethics Committee.
Required, er, Reading
The January edition of flesh-flashing Hustler magazine is slated to arrive in Congressional offices this week, and HOH is guessing that this particular copy is going to get even more attention than the
More Incumbents Head for Home
Saxton holds a competitive South Jersey seat that already was being heavily targeted by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Library IG Questions CRS Policy
The Library of Congress inspector general said Tuesday he was concerned about allegations that a Congressional Research Service division works too closely with Congressional committees, and he plans to
Illinois’ Lauzen Runs Hard to the Right
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee quietly is backing scientist and first-time candidate Bill Foster, who has pledged to pour $1 million each into both the primary and general elections
West
That alone will give him a boost, as will the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s coffers — the committee is prepared to spend its reservoir of cash to support their nominee.
South
But although Alabama is staunchly Republican territory when it comes to national elections, locally Democrats remain very competitive and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee leaders say that
Midwest
Even more, the National Republican Congressional Committee, whose cupboards are bare, is banking on Greenberg to take off some of the financial pressure in the expensive Chicago media market.
Davis Hit for Aid to Wife’s Campaign
Davis’ campaign committee. According to financial reports filed by Devolites Davis last week, the Congressman has given more than $400,000 in in-kind contributions to his wife’s campaign.
Chariot of Fire
[IMGCAP(1)] HOH’s interest was piqued by a $23,000 check cut to “Hastert for Congress” that showed up on Putnam’s most recent financial reports with the explanation that the transaction was for the
FEC Releases Bundling Disclosure Rules
Bundling disclosure proved to be one of the most contentious issues in this year’s Congressional debate over lobbying reform.
The ‘Great Pumpkin’ Delivers a Tax Gift for Republicans
Democrats demonstrate that, deep down, raising taxes seems to be a part of their genetic makeup whether it’s a Democratic governor like Iowa’s Chet Culver or the powerful chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee
Levin Panel Leading Pack in Subpoenas
Among all Congressional committees, at least 88 subpoenas have been issued by Democrats intent on aggressive oversight after six years of what they view as a free pass for the Bush administration
Aide Mixes Business, Politics
According to Federal Election Commission reports, on Oct. 12, 2006, the Cleaver campaign paid Powerful Performance Solutions (owned by Scaglia) $8,850 for printing services; paid UGA LLC (a company
House Must Give Outside Ethics Panel Some Teeth
Current reports indicate that the recommendations may not be worth waiting for, which surely is a shame.