Richardson’s Home Generating Income
Laura Richardson is renting out the California home that drew months of scrutiny from both Congressional and federal investigators, according to her annual financial disclosure report.
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Hill Climbers: Learning to Speak Science, Policy
Soon after graduation in June 2009, Schledwitz started as an intern with the House Science and Technology Committee, but she was promoted to staff assistant a few weeks later.
Measure of a Candidate? Latest Fundraising
Rick Boucher (D), who had $1.9 million in the bank at the end of April and the backing of a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee that holds a more than 2-to-1 cash-on-hand advantage over the National
Herseth Sandlin Faces Best GOP Opponent Yet
“Kristi Noem is everything that Stephanie Herseth claims to be but isn’t,” National Republican Congressional Committee spokesman Tom Erickson said.
Millions in Travel Costs Unreported
That is $30 million to $40 million more than Congress detailed in routine reports published in the Congressional Record on foreign travel expenditures, though those reports are so rife with errors
History May Repeat Itself in Upstate New York
Former National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Cole, who supported Hoffman in his bid against GOP state Assemblywoman Dede Scozzafava last year and recently held a fundraiser for
Lee Wins Utah GOP Senate Nomination
DeMint’s political action committee helped funnel nearly $200,000 to Lee, which helped him stay competitive against the wealthy Bridgewater, who pumped about $400,000 of his own money into his campaign
K Street Files: Bundlers Deliver $126,000 for DCCC
Three prominent Democratic lobbyists helped give the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee a fundraising lift in May, according to the latest bundling reports filed with the Federal Election Commission
GOP Tries to Soften Blow of Childers’ NRA Endorsement
In response to the NRA announcement, the National Republican Congressional Committee quickly blasted out a letter Monday in which the NRA commended Nunnelee for his leadership on gun issues during
May Fundraising: NRSC Surpasses DSCC in Cash on Hand
On the House side, the National Republican Congressional Committee outraised its Democratic counterpart for the second month in a row.
Fundraising Probe May End Without Identifying Source
Eight House Members who face a preliminary review by the Office of Congressional Ethics could find out as early as this week whether the probe will end, but the source of the investigation is unlikely
DCCC Ends May With $16M Cushion Over GOP
House Republicans have long argued that one of the reasons Democrats consistently show more cash on hand in monthly fundraising reports is because the GOP is on a more back-loaded fundraising calendar.
Watchdog Group Demands Investigation of Etheridge
“We are aware of media reports of a complaint filed by a Washington, D.C. conservative political activist group with the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE),” Etheridge spokesman Don Owens said
Barton Never Cashed BP Check From December, Records Show
BP’s political action committee reported Friday that it has recouped $6,000 in donations it gave to six Members of Congress late last year — including Rep.
Ethics Office Drops Probe of C St. House
The Office of Congressional Ethics has dropped its investigation into whether several Members of Congress received an improper gift in the form of below-market rent at a Capitol Hill townhouse, five
Price: U.S. Health Care Will Be Scarred
Since that day, a steady stream of missteps and sobering reports on how irreparably broken our new health care system will be under the Democrats’ massive government scheme has solidified numerous concerns
Flake: House Unwilling to Remove Ethical Cloud
Recent press reports indicate that the House leadership is considering a rules change that would diminish the scope and authority of the Office of Congressional Ethics.
Pelosi: No Plans to Eliminate Ethics Office
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Friday threw cold water on calls from some House Democrats to immediately curtail the Office of Congressional Ethics, but she acknowledged the quasi-independent office
Leaders Are Coy About Reforms to Ethics Panel
With a handful of Members proposing significant changes to the Office of Congressional Ethics, Democratic leaders remained coy Wednesday over whether any measure to reform the office will reach the House
Ethics Office Investigates C Street Residence
The Office of Congressional Ethics is apparently investigating whether Members of Congress sharing a residence run by a religious organization have received an improper gift in the form of below-market