Is Money Talking?
Jim Moran (Va.) raised more money combined than the embattled incumbent in the second quarter of the year, according to recently filed fundraising reports.
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Members Aid W.H. Hopefuls
Tom Reynolds (N.Y.), chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, became the first lawmaker anointed a “Pioneer” this cycle by the Bush-Cheney committee.
Democrats Seek Facts
Jon Corzine (N.J.), chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
Bush Pioneer Gambles on Reid
“[The employee] wanted me to serve on a steering committee for [Reid] to help with conservatives,” said the activist, who did not want to be named.
OHIO: Coming Soon to Your TV: More Jerry Springer
According to published reports last week, former Wasilla Mayor Sarah Palin is also considering seeking the GOP nod.
Democrats Lagging In House Recruitment
Several leadership sources said Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Robert Matsui (Calif.) pushed Hoyer to return to the role he had played
NCRS Remains On Hold
Senatorial Committee was banned from accepting by BCRA.
On Medicare and Budget Numbers, CBO Is Failing
The Congressional Budget Office has failed its duty to provide lawmakers with a thorough and balanced analysis. This is very bad news.
DSCC, NRSC Maintain Record Funding Pace
In addition, Bush raised roughly $22 million for the NRSC and National Republican Congressional Committee at a May dinner.
Capitol Police Arrest Man on Unlawful Entry, Burglary Charges
A short time later, Capitol Police received reports that the suspect had entered Room 203 of the Hart Senate Office Building.
It’s Already a Good GOP Year
The disparity was most blatant between the National Republican Congressional Committee, which raised $8 million in May and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which brought in $1.5 million
Shadow Members Seek Fundraising Team
Ray Browne believes the District of Columbia’s Shadow Congressional delegation has an image problem, stemming in part from its perpetually empty coffers.
Gephardt Plans Big D.C. Event Tonight
With just five days remaining before the critical deadline for second-quarter fundraising reports, Rep.
Networks to Form New NAB?
According to information culled from lobbying reports, the health care industry retained the top spot on the lobby list by spending more than $135 million — a $6 million jump from the first half
Freddie, Fannie May Skate
However, a handful of Congressional critics of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are hoping hearings on Freddie Mac’s recent troubles will uncover enough evidence of questionable corporate governance to
It’s Official
The Energy and Commerce Committee will get a new chief counsel for energy and environmental issues when Mark Menezes reports to work today.
Bear Necessities
Young, who once waved a walrus penis at a Congressional hearing to flash his temper at liberal environ- mentalists, took aim after Moran testified about his bill to the House Resources Committee
Ashcroft Rapped Over Oversight
when presented with questions from Congress about the department’s use of the broad new surveillance and investigative powers given to them by the post-Sept. 11, 2001, USA Patriot Act, despite recent reports
Waxman Digs Into Bag of Tricks
Wednesday, demanding that the Department of Homeland Security turn over records of any contacts it had with outside officials trying to track legislators who fled the state Capitol rather than vote on a new Congressional
Critics Slam ‘Demzilla’
Complaints about Demzilla come on the heels of a controversy regarding the minority hiring — and firing — practices at the committee.