Pols Pounce on Kitties of Congress Campaign
We tallied roughly six dozen congressional followers — with Republicans outpacing Democrats, roughly two-to-one in terms of reaching out — who had opted in for the feline matchmaking.
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Pols Pounce on Kitties of Congress Campaign
We tallied roughly six dozen congressional followers — with Republicans outpacing Democrats, roughly two-to-one in terms of reaching out — who had opted in for the feline matchmaking.
Outside Groups Spend Over $6 Million in Florida Special Election
Their campaign finance reports, covering January 1 through February 19th are due Thursday.
Texas Pols File Fundraising Reports Before Primary
The reports that did come in ahead of the March 4 primaries offered some new insight into the limited number of contests worth keeping an eye on, including four House incumbents and an open-seat
Obama-Related Debts Weigh Down DNC, While Congressional Democrats Thrive
The two major national party political committees have filed campaign finance reports covering January activity that highlight the persistent debt at the DNC and the $10 million advantage of the RNC.
Alan Grayson Doesn’t Go For The Gold
Members of Congress file periodic reports on their financial transactions as required by the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act.
House Democrats Raise $5.6 Million in December
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised $5.6 million in December, according to fundraising figures shared with CQ Roll Call by a DCCC aide.
Not Enough Support to Override an Obama Veto on Iran Sanctions
President Obama “used his State of the Union address Tuesday to threaten a veto of any congressional plan to slap Iran with new sanctions, and he just might have gotten his way,” Defense One reports.
You Can’t Make This Stuff Up — and It’s Only January
Earlier reports that entertainer Clay Aiken was considering a run for the Democratic nomination in North Carolina’s 2nd District have been overtaken by new stories about the singer “putting together
Otis Pike, New Yorker Who Led Intelligence Panel, Dies at 92
Otis Pike, a nine-term House Democrat from New York who led one of the first major congressional investigations into the CIA, died Monday.
Modernize Nukes, Save Billions in Taxpayer Dollars | Commentary
While much of the United States was preparing for the holidays, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released a 25-page report outlining the expected cost to modernize U.S. nuclear weapons
GOP Frets About Year-End Fundraising Thanks to Shutdown
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had one of its best fundraising months of the year in October, raking in $7 million.
Fresh Faces for Standing Committee of Correspondents
Reporters from Bloomberg News and CQ Roll Call will serve as the newest members of the Standing Committee of Correspondents for the Congressional Press Galleries.
Cantor Eyes Iran Bill as Democrats Splinter
GOP leadership-level discussions about holding a vote on the Senate’s bill are already dividing congressional Democrats, some of whom want to be as tough as possible on Iran while others want to
Where in the World Is Joe Baca’s Campaign?
Contacting the Baca campaign through the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is useless.
House of Representatives Improves Disclosure of Stock Trades
Stock and financial transaction reports of members of Congress are required to be filed periodically by the Stop Trading On Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act.
New Year, Old Headaches for Democrats on Obamacare Bills
signed into law, either — they would, respectively, mandate that victims of security breaches through HealthCare.gov get notification within two days, and that the Obama administration publish regular reports
Kindle for the Drone Debate | Commentary
Yet a deadly drone program continues beyond American borders, with global implications that the White House appears to be ignoring despite mounting congressional concern.
Levin Resists Calls for Transparency in Defense Authorization Markup
Chairman Howard “Buck” McKeon, R-Calif., has called the process the “gold standard” for congressional bipartisanship and transparency.
Cantor Lays Out January Legislative Agenda
Time and again, the president and his administration have unilaterally waived portions of their signature law without congressional consent.