Consensus Slow to Build on Iraq Supplemental
And there were other indications Monday that House Democratic leaders were considering language requiring the president to seek Congressional approval for any military action against Iran.
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N.M. Calls May Spark Probes
Various media reports have singled out Rep. Heather Wilson (R-N.M.) as the other lawmaker who contacted Iglesias to ask about the corruption probe.
Senate Budget Chairman Weighs Stopgap Funding for SCHIP
A reserve fund is language in a budget resolution that provides that the Budget Committee chairman can later adjust committee allocations when an appropriate committee reports out deficit-neutral legislation
Toyota Gets Ready to Rule
For the past several weeks, the hordes of Congressional and administration staffers who ride the Metro to work have been greeted by eye-catching ads as they exit the Union Station, L’Enfant Plaza and Capitol
Drain the Swamp Before More End Up Like Ney
The need for a new approach to enforcing the Congressional ethics rules was dramatically demonstrated in the 109th Congress by the unprecedented failure of the House Committee on Standards of Official
Caucuses Sprout for Special Issues
The bevy of Congressional caucuses have long been a punch line for commentators — why, after all, does America need a House Adopt a Country Caucus or a bicameral, bipartisan Congressional Songwriter
D.C.’s Fundraiser-Restaurant Nexus
Pat Saiki (R-Hawaii) while working at the National Republican Congressional Committee in the 1980s.
Committees Cut Campaign Debt
The National Republican Congressional Committee, which ended last year with far more debt than its three counterparts, paid down an estimated $3.5 million of the $14.4 million debt the committee
Louisiana: Political Tipsheet — Breaux May Run for Governor
John Dingell (D-Mich.), the senior Member of the House and chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, announced Friday that he had pledged to contribute $1,000 to each of his 29 colleagues on the Democratic
Baby Boomer Blues
John Spratt (D-S.C.) has been chairman of the House Budget Committee for only about six weeks, but he already has what may be the toughest job in Congress.
Time for Congress to Slow the Revolving Door
Curt Weldon (R-Pa.), former vice chairman of the Armed Services Committee, accepted a new position as “strategic officer” with a defense contractor.
Seeking Reconciliation
It is an effort that was supposed to end last fall when a similar resolution passed through the House International Relations Committee.
Miller Mounts His Defense
For instance, Boehner told Members that before the Steering Committee voted to maintain Rep.
Members Earmarking Without Earmarks
But a Senate Appropriations Committee source said that while there may be a push by some Members to bring their clout with an agency to bear, at this point no reports of Senate lawmakers looking
Weather Watchers
It is not clear from disclosure reports whether AccuWeather continues to keep lobbyists at Blank Rome, a Pennsylvania-based law firm, on the payroll.
Millionaire Eyes Gillibrand
He also has traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Cole (Okla.), a friend from the days when they were both secretaries of state.
Consultant Arms Race
Other Democrats working on the generics side include Michael Forscey and William Schultz, who both count Barr Laboratories as a client, according to lobbying disclosure reports.
Parties’ Final Fundraising Reports Bear Out 2006 Trends
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Earmarks, Revisited
The group could then compete for those funds through grants, bypassing the Congressional earmark process.
Game On
Since the price tag of that package easily tops $50, Congressional teams may be well-advised to limit their wish list to uniforms.