Protesters Kept From Steps
While Members’ reactions ranged from concern to outrage after the Capitol’s West Front Lower Terrace was defaced by protesters over the weekend, some Congressional and police sources on Monday disputed
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TriCaucus Members Boost Coordination
While the organizations — which include the Congressional Black Caucus, Congressional Hispanic Caucus and Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus — have coordinated in previous years, CHC Chairman
More Disclosure Likely With Senate Changes to Lobbyist Disclosure Act
Quarterly Reports.
OOC Requests Stronger Tools for General Counsel
to issue temporary restraining orders and investigative subpoenas, as well as to protect whistleblowers adequately from retaliation, is a “vital and immediate concern” when it comes to enforcing the Congressional
Illinois: McSweeney Airs First TV Ads of GOP Primary
The fundraiser, featuring all the Republicans in the Iowa Congressional delegation — Sen. Chuck Grassley and Reps.
DeLay Legal Trust Failed to Report $22K
Member’s defense fund reports are filed with the House Legislative Resources Center, which comes under purview of the Clerk’s office, while the ethics committee must approve their creation.
‘Gold Watch’ Watch: Any Retirees on the Horizon?
As Forrest Gump’s mother might have said, Congressional retirees are like a box of chocolates. When poring over their fundraising disclosures, you never know what you’re going to get.
DCCC Nationalizes ’06, One District at a Time
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee — in what is planned as an ongoing effort targeting districts with both vulnerable incumbent Republicans and strong GOP challengers — is publicizing
DSCC, DCCC Show Strong Fundraising
The Congressional campaign committees filed their monthly fundraising reports last week, bringing the end to a third quarter marked by a strong financial showing for both House and Senate Democrats.
Early Reviews Positive After Bomb Scare
“There will be a review as there is with any incident, but based on all initial reports the chairman is pleased with how the police handled this situation,” said Brian Walsh, spokesman for Rep.
How Not to Get ‘Abramoffed’
Although ethics rules clearly bar a registered lobbyist from paying for a Congressional trip and then receiving reimbursement from a client, the question of whether a registered lobbyist can be reimbursed
North Carolina: Shuler’s Big Score: Fan Club Crosses State Lines
According to a National Republican Congressional Committee analysis of Shuler’s FEC report, the former University of Tennessee football standout received only about $50,000, or roughly 27 percent
Cash Flows Into Open-Seat Contests
The most recent fundraising reports for these races, which cover the period from July 1 to Sept. 30, may not reveal much about whether the Democrats are in a position to make significant gains overall
Drive for Cash Accelerates
Political strategists within both parties didn’t need the most current fundraising reports to know that freshman Rep.
Fundraising Accelerates in DeLay-Lampson Contest
In what is shaping up to be one of next year’s more watched and competitive Congressional races, Rep. Tom DeLay (R-Texas) outraised ex-Rep.
GOP Frets on Immigration
Tom Reynolds (N.Y.), chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, declined to comment at a news conference Friday on what effect the issue might have on GOP candidates next year, telling
Democrats Seek Lobbying Curbs
In addition to restricting access to the Senate floor, Democrats are proposing that Members publicly disclose when they are in employment negotiations, require lobbyists to file disclosure reports
GOP’s Uneasy New Order
Dreier will chair the weekly meetings of committee chairmen previously handled by DeLay and also will play a role in crafting the legislative agenda.
DeLay Faces Battle On Many Fronts
Earle is abusing the power of his office to exact personal revenge for the role I played in the Texas Republican legislative campaign in 2002 and my advocacy for a new, fair and constitutional Congressional
House Has Some Blind Trusts, Too
The Senate Ethics Committee oversees and interprets the law for its body, while in the House, the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct handles that duty.