The Winners and Losers of the CNBC Debate
And how formidable he could be in November,” said Jason Roe, who has managed and advised congressional campaigns, including that of former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay of Texas.
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GOP Rebels Orchestrate Ex-Im Bank Job | Procedural Politics
Stephen Fincher of Tennessee, a third-term Republican from Memphis who sits halfway down the roster of 34 Republicans on the Financial Services Committee to which his bill was referred.
After Capitol Police Missteps, Congress Looks the Other Way
Officials with the Capitol Police, as well as House and Senate leaders, have also blocked disclosure of any more details of the gun incidents, repeatedly refusing to release the police reports
After Capitol Police Missteps, Congress Looks the Other Way
Officials with the Capitol Police, as well as House and Senate leaders, have also blocked disclosure of any more details of the gun incidents, repeatedly refusing to release the police reports
Ryan Supporters Call Critics Hypocrites Over Fundraising
But Republican members of Congress and staffers alike say Ryan is one of the biggest contributors to fellow House Republicans, as well as the National Republican Congressional Committee — which
Post-Schock Spending Rules Unveiled
Member’s spending reports would be posted online by the House chief administrative officer in a “searchable, sortable format.”
Gridlock Greets Mondale on Return to D.C.
on the legacy of Walter Mondale, the former vice president and power-player senator, offers a fresh rationale for considering a smartly argued report that’s gone largely overlooked in all this fall’s congressional
Money Flowed to McCarthy as Speaker-in-Waiting
The joint fundraising account divvies up its receipts among the National Republican Congressional Committee; McCarthy’s campaign account; and his personal leadership PAC, which is known as the Majority
Incumbency Isn’t Always an Advantage in Fundraising
Scott Garrett after reports this summer that he wasn’t paying dues to the National Republican Congressional Committee because it supports gay candidates.
Incumbency Isn’t Always an Advantage in Fundraising
Scott Garrett after reports this summer that he wasn’t paying dues to the National Republican Congressional Committee because it supports gay candidates.
Some Eye-Popping Numbers From Third-Quarter Fundraising
Ferrell/Congressional Quarterly File Photo) The fundraising reports for the third quarter have mostly trickled out, giving insight to donors and pundits into how candidates in some of the top races are
GAO Releases List of Restricted Reports
“We heard from some Members of Congress that they were not always aware of such reports if they were not on the direct Committee that requested them,” GAO spokesman Chuck Young wrote in an email to CQ
Alan Grayson Attracts More Ethics Controversy
Franck dismissed reports on the documents, including a private memo to investors, as the latest in “a string of nonsense.” “He broke no laws.
A ‘Cadillac’ Tax That Looks Like a Lemon | Commentary
And now, a strong bipartisan group of congressional lawmakers is standing up to prevent unintended harm to employees’ health and health coverage.
Ethics Office Releases Report Detailing Lawmaker Travel to Azerbaijan
Details of a congressional ethics case that has been referred to the Justice Department surfaced online Wednesday, exposing the nine lawmakers involved to fresh criticism.
4 Things to Watch for in Third-Quarter Fundraising
In the meantime, here are the four things to watch for as reports trickle in: 1. Will unendorsed Democratic Senate candidates prove the establishment wrong?
4 Things to Watch for in Third-Quarter Fundraising
In the meantime, here are the four things to watch for as reports trickle in: 1. Will unendorsed Democratic Senate candidates prove the establishment wrong?
How August Recess Makes Life Better — for Everyone
On the contrary, August recess actually improves a congressional office’s effectiveness, says Brad Fitch, president of the Congressional Management Foundation and a former Hill staffer.
Virginia Shooting Sparks Discussions About Journalism, Gun Control (Updated)
The suspected shooter is former WDBJ employee Vester Flanagan, according to multiple reports.
Congress’ Squishy Financial Disclosure Deadline
But fear not, those who might be inclined to worry about the difficulties and demands of congressional life.