California: NRCC On the Air for Mary Bono Mack
The National Republican Congressional Committee hit the airwaves this week on behalf of California Rep. Mary Bono Mack.
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Challengers Outraise Vulnerable House Incumbents
New fundraising reports filed this week showed many of the most vulnerable House members were outraised by their opponent in the final quarter before Election Day.Â
Under Federal Scrutiny, Reports Say
Jesse Jackson Jr. could be implicated in a second federal investigation, according to reports today.
South Region Roundup
It’s the drumbeat of bad news reports about Rivera — one more over the top than the next — that gives Democrats hope.
Todd Akin Flubs Another Financial Disclosure, Amends 10 Years of Forms
Todd Akin has yet another problem – the candidate has once again run afoul of Congressional financial disclosure rules.
House Delays Financial Reporting Requirement in STOCK Act
The disclosure requirement, part of the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, mandates that all federal employees paid at the senior staff rate of $119,553 must supply records, including spousal
Farm Bill Impasse Won’t Hurt Cotton Agreement with Brazil, Official Says
U.S. officials say stalled congressional action on a new farm bill should not unravel an agreement with Brazil that has kept the country from levying nearly $1 billion in retaliatory tariffs on American
Members Wonder When Office Break-In Cases Will Be Cracked
Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.), most of the stolen items appear to be personal mementos and Congressional memorabilia that could be sold online. Rep.
Triage Looms Over Campaigns
Tom Cole (Okla.), who oversaw a brutal cycle for House Republicans as National Republican Congressional Committee chairman in 2008. “The judgements that are called for?
Phone Company PAC Funds Campaigns Against Republicans With Customer Overpayments
The National Republican Congressional Committee and other GOP-aligned outside groups, including American Action Network, recently launched another round of advertising in defense of several of the
OCE Board Members Face Expiring Terms
In the four years since the Office of Congressional Ethics opened its doors, it has earned the quiet respect of its skeptics.
House Ethics Will Review Robert Andrews’ Use of Campaign Funds
In April, the committee began reviewing whether Andrews used money from his Congressional campaign and a leadership PAC to pay for a family trip to Scotland, to fly his daughter to Los Angeles because
Republicans Keep Headliners, Make Program Three Days
Additionally, Schriefer waved off earlier reports that officials are considering extending the convention until Friday.
CBO Says Stimulus Added At Least 200,000 Jobs in Second Quarter
The 2009 economic stimulus law still is having a lingering positive effect on the economy, boosting employment in the second quarter of this year by between 200,000 and 1.2 million jobs, the Congressional
Report: Gift Taxes Apply to Some Super PAC-Linked Groups
News reports in Roll Call and other publications prompted some Members of Congress, including Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee, to question whether the decision to enforce the long-overlooked
STOCK Act Tweaks Don’t Delay Filing Requirements, Ethics Panel Says
The statement also emphasized that last week’s tweak to the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act actually increased the number of transactions that Members and staffers must report since it
Congress Clears Fix to New Financial Disclosure Law
The bill corrects an error in the recently enacted law designed to curb Congressional securities trading based on insider knowledge.
Transportation: Clash of Congressional Cultures
John Mica, chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, is working to fend off vigorous attacks from a tea-party-backed freshman, Rep. Sandy Adams.
Taxes: Parties Confident in Their Policies
But the results of the November presidential and Congressional contests could provide crucial momentum to either side — or at least that’s the hope of Congressional leaders, who plan to use the coming
Ethics Office Began Nine Probes in Second Quarter
The Office of Congressional Ethics began nine preliminary probes during the second quarter of the year, launched more in-depth reviews of five cases and referred one matter to the House Ethics Committee