Ex-Congressman Considers Seeking Grimm’s Seat
It was a major blow for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which began looking toward redemption in this district in 2016 just days after the midterms wrapped up.
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Does Steve Stockman Case Argue Merits of Subpoena Power for Ethics Office?
They also reached out to Dodd’s mother, Posey’s father and a certified public accountant who volunteered for Stockman’s congressional committee for testimony.
Does Steve Stockman Case Argue Merits of Subpoena Power for Ethics Office?
They also reached out to Dodd’s mother, Posey’s father and a certified public accountant who volunteered for Stockman’s congressional committee for testimony.
Rep. Michael Grimm Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion (Updated)
Related: Ex-Congressman Considers Seeking Grimm’s Seat Pelosi: Boehner Has to Oust Michael Grimm (Updated) Reports: Indicted Congressman Expected to Plead Guilty to Tax
Rep. Michael Grimm Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion (Updated)
Related: Ex-Congressman Considers Seeking Grimm’s Seat Pelosi: Boehner Has to Oust Michael Grimm (Updated) Reports: Indicted Congressman Expected to Plead Guilty to Tax
Reports: Indicted Congressman Expected to Plead Guilty to Tax Evasion
If Grimm does give up his seat in Congress — by force, choice or imprisonment — the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee would have to work fast to recruit a viable candidate to run for Grimm
Languid, Lax Congressional Ethics Disciplinary System May Pick Up Pace in 2015
With a new chairman — Isakson — in charge on the Senate side, will congressional ethics inquiries on Capitol Hill pick up the pace in 2015?
Languid, Lax Congressional Ethics Disciplinary System May Pick Up Pace in 2015
The congressional ethics docket has been extraordinarily quiet the past two years.
Congressional Testimony: Why U.S.
Brookings reports that “On December 10, 2014, Charles K. Ebinger testified before the U.S.
House Ethics Committee Scolds Phil Gingrey for Bank Ties
The investigation was prompted by November 2011 pre ss reports charging that Gingrey was using his seat in Congress to act on behalf of two banks that he helped found.
Congress: Pressure Grows for Spending Bills
Defense News reports that “for congressional Republicans, it’s put up or shut up time.”
Lame Duck Offers Brief Fundraising Respite, Sort Of
Steve Israel, D-N.Y., the outgoing Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chairman.
CIA Report Leaves Open Questions About White House Knowledge
The blockbuster report on CIA interrogation practices after 9/11 from the Senate Intelligence Committee confirmed reports and answered scores of lingering questions about the Bush-era policies.
Kerry Warns Feinstein of CIA Torture Report’s Possible Impact on Hostages
“The precise timing is up to Senator Feinstein and the Committee.”
DCCC With $12 Million Debt After Midterms
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee ended the midterm election cycle $12 million in debt, $3.2 million more than its Republican counterpart.
NRCC Ending 2014 With $8.8 Million Debt
The National Republican Congressional Committee will report ending the 2014 election cycle with an $8.8 million debt, according to figures released by the committee.
Senator: Obama Immigration Move Could Hurt Full-Year Pentagon Spending Bill
Defense News reports that “President Obama’s end-run around lawmakers on immigration could derail hopes for a measure that would fund the federal government — including the Pentagon — through September
The Survivor: How Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick Held On
Always a Top Target National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Greg Walden has photos of his top seven targets hanging in his office.
The Survivor: How Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick Held On
Always a Top Target National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Greg Walden has photos of his top seven targets hanging in his office.
5 House Members Leave Congress With Open Ethics Reviews
One year later, the National Republican Congressional Committee hit the airwaves with a 30-second ad reminding voters that congressional ethics investigators and the FBI had both looked into the incumbent