Lawmakers, Lobbyists Square Off Tuesday
In addition to the original posse of lobbyists, the group formed a second team to play an earlier game against Congressional staffers.
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Democratic Senate Majority Fund Slows Activity As Group Awaits Decision in BCRA Court Case
On the Democratic side, the DSMF was joined by the New House PAC, which was founded by former Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Executive Director Howard Wolfson and former DCCC Finance
Ashcroft-Bashing Could End Up Hurting Democrats
As Bob Woodward reports in his book “Bush At War,” President Bush’s first order to Ashcroft after 9/11 was that his job no longer was to prosecute terrorists as criminals, but to prevent them from
Democrats Focus On Halliburton
Congressional Democrats this week launched a renewed attack on the White House’s connections to the Halliburton Co., warning that the energy concern once headed by Vice President Cheney must not benefit
As Issues Pile Up, Bush Needs New Approach With Hill
• Thirteen appropriations bills, none yet passed through both houses and enacted into law, facing a budget deficit of $480 billion, according to the Congressional Budget Office, and a promise of
Barbour’s Pipeline To the Hill
Always keen to the interests of Members of Congress, Barbour set up the special political action committee as an easier fundraising vehicle through which Congressional leadership PACs and re-election
The Roll Call 50 Richest: Gainers and Losers
Prior to his work in the White House, he had money-raising practice as political director for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in 1988 and as Chicago Mayor Richard Daley’s (D) chief
Court Ruling May Echo for Decades
it as so by interrupting its summer recess and scheduling a very unusual length time to hear it,” remarked Bobby Burchfield, who will argue against BCRA on Monday on behalf of the Republican National Committee
Now Charged, Janklow May Quit
Janklow was traveling between 70 and 75 miles per hour when he ran a stop sign and the Cadillac he was driving struck and killed Randy Scott, according to police reports.
NRCC Continues to Outraise, Outspend Democrats
The National Republican Congressional Committee outraised its Democratic counterpart roughly 4-to-1 last month, according to reports filed with the Federal Election Commission late last week.
New Democratic PACs Prosper
committees founded by Democratic Senate and House operatives received contributions from a number of influential Members and key interest groups during the first six months of the year, according to reports
LOUISIANA: Alexander’s Poll Shows He’s in Good Shape
Richard Pombo (R), chairman of the House Resources Committee.
Democrats Should Offer Positive Vision, Not Just Bash Bush
[IMGCAP(1)] His approach was on display at the Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Tuesday when he blasted the Bush administration for not telling the country what the post-war reconstruction
Wealthy Districts Pay Off
Of the 96 current House Members who did not list a single $2,000 contribution in their campaign filings for the first six months of the current election cycle, 13 are members of the Congressional
9/11 Report Shows Hill Investigator Got Snubbed
When the joint Congressional committee investigating the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks learned in August 2002 that a longtime, San Diego-based FBI informant had rented a room to two of the hijackers
Democrats Look To Clinton, Gore
“We sent him a copy of the [Republican] districts we are targeting,” said Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Robert Matsui (Calif.).
SOUTH DAKOTA: Daschle’s Ad Blitz Fails
Sinclair was in Washington, D.C., several days ago to meet with the National Republican Congressional Committee and has informed Washington Republican Party Chairman Chris Vance that she plans to
Sanders Goes It Alone as Minority Seeks to Disrupt Floor Action
No sooner had Congressional leaders outlined ambitious pre-recess floor schedules for both chambers than Democrats demonstrated how difficult it will be to accomplish those goals.
Credit Card Industry Steps Up Lobbying
The House Financial Services Committee plans to mark up the legislation today. The measure is ‘job No. 1 of the committee,” said Scott Duncan, a spokesman for the House panel.
Shoring Up the Weak
], the latest fundraising reports underscore the party’s current paucity of challengers across the country in competitively drawn seats.