If Money Talks, Few GOP Members Walk
If money truly talks, its message to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee may be: Not so fast. Earlier this year, the DCCC put 27 House Republicans on a retirement watch list.
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Group Aims to Pressure Democrats
The Club for Growth earned the enmity of the National Republican Congressional Committee and the National Republican Senatorial Committee last year by expending a lot of energy on unseating then-Sen
Colorado: Udall Files Papers to Make Senate Bid Official
Regula, who won an 18th term in November, raised only $1,560 in the first three months of the year, according to Federal Election Commission reports.
Frontliners Get Quick Cash Start
According to a tabulation by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the 29 Members of the DCCC’s “Frontline” program — which directs funds to the party’s most endangered incumbents — raised
Last-Minute Drug Bill Rewrite Wins Votes
Baucus’ rewrite of the legislation — which is slated to be taken up in committee today, with Senate floor consideration as early as next week — appears likely to pick up former Republican and Democratic
Election Reform Measures Moving Forward in Senate
The Rules and Administration Committee on Wednesday afternoon voted out of committee the Senate Campaign Disclosure Parity Act. The bill, sponsored by Sens.
Senate Iraq Bill to Include Withdrawal Language
Additionally, Appropriations Chairman Robert Byrd (D-W.Va.) included two additional Iraq provisions, one creating a series of benchmarks Iraqis must meet as well as one requiring regular reports to Congress
NRSC’s Fundraising Rebounded in February
According to reports filed with the Federal Election Commission on Tuesday, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee raised $2.6 million last month, closing the 28-day period with $2.5 million
Rove as Hill Witness Would Be SRO Event
Media reports last week revealed Rove asked about the firings of U.S. attorneys in January 2005, long before he previously was thought to be involved.
Reformers Want PACs ID’d
Last June, a political action committee called the Freedom, Security, Prosperity PAC formed and started collecting checks from Florida donors.
Proposal Gives 48-Hour Window to Post Panel Votes
But Democrats continue to deny those claims, saying the change was made to allow for staff to finish committee reports with greater ease.
Schumer Pushes for Rove Testimony
Schumer’s allegations come on the heels of reports published over the weekend by McClatchy Newspapers that Rove passed along complaints — specifically about fired New Mexico prosecutor David Iglesias
China Currency Bill Another Front in Labor-Business Battle
Treasury secretaries deliver biannual currency reports that fail to find any technical violations of the law.
The Week Ahead
The House Appropriations Committee could mark up the spending legislation by the end of this week, while the Senate Appropriations Committee is expected to consider the war bill next week.
Report to Bentonville
He will still manage the company’s political action committee, which brought in more than $3 million in total receipts for the 2006 election cycle.
Some Say Keeping Walter Reed Operational Risks Reopening BRAC
John McHugh (R-N.Y.), a senior member of the House Armed Services Committee, told CongressNow yesterday. “But, I do think we have a responsibility to talk about it,” he added.
K.C. Mayor Is Urged to Challenge Graves
Since then, Barnes’ telephone has been ringing off the hook with recruiting calls from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Hill Committees Scramble for a Piece of Walter Reed Oversight
Faced with spiraling allegations of neglect at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and other veterans’ health facilities — and suggestions that lax Congressional oversight may have let the problems fester
Lawmakers Continue to Push Insurers on Hurricane Katrina Claims
The bill has been referred to the House Financial Services Committee, but has not been scheduled for markup.
I’m Kind of a Big Deal
If HOH were chairwoman of a committee, she most certainly would wear a sparkly tiara at all times to signal her importance. So she feels kinship with Rep.