Wicker Targeted With Ricin Mailing
“I think they’ve taken real good precautions to notify everybody as to what happened, and what has happened was far enough away and was caught in a way that it did no damage,” Michigan Democratic
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McCotter Sues Former Staffers for Forged Ballot Signatures
The former fringe 2012 GOP presidential hopeful filed the suit against his former deputy district director, Don Yowchuang, 34, and former intern, Dillon Breen, 20.
Illinois: Rodney Davis Raises $401K in First Quarter
Other potential candidates who previously indicated interest in the race include Champaign Mayor Don Gerard and former Champaign County Board Member Brendan McGinty.
Mad Men: Madison Avenue’s Advice to the GOP
Don Young’s use of the term “wetback” as a missed opportunity. Speaker John A.
Don Young Thinks the Word ‘Wetbacks’ Is OK
Don Young — 1956 called and it wants its racial epithets back.
3 Reasons Why Don Young Is Alaska’s Political Teflon
Don Young, R-Alaska, drew anger from colleagues and voters when he referred to Hispanic farm workers as “wetbacks” this week.
Hispanic Caucus Slams Young for Racial Slur
Don Young, R-Alaska, for using a “hateful” racial slur about Latinos in an interview published Thursday.
Young Apologizes for ‘Wetback’ Comment
Don Young, R-Alaska, finally issued an apology Friday for using a racial epithet to describe Hispanic laborers in an interview published Thursday with a home-state radio station.
Ignoring Young No Longer Possible for GOP’s High Command
The Don Young “wetbacks” incident offers an object lesson about the dramatically different levels of credibility and attention so often afforded the same member of Congress inside the Capitol versus out
Boehner Demands Young Apologize
Don Young of Alaska for his use of a racial slur to describe Latino workers.
‘Don’t Get Squishy’ on Guns, Obama Tells Congress
His message to Congress — and to those questioning whether the moment has already passed for gun control — was that it’s not too late.
FEC Workload Heavy For Each Report Analyst
The heavy workload was disclosed as the FEC tries to build closer ties between each analyst and committee treasurer by providing a web search tool to identify the analyst reviewing a committee’s reports
House Ethics to Formally Investigate Andrews, Don Young
Andrews, D-N.J., and Don Young, R-Alaska, violated rules by allegedly misusing campaign funds and making false statements.
Wolfensberger: Filibusters Sometimes Serve Purposes
Everett McKinley Dirksen of Illinois was asked by a reporter in 1964, when he was minority leader, what he thought of a proposed change in filibuster rules.
Sloan: Why the FEC Won’t Catch the Next Jesse Jackson Jr.
Ironically enough, it was a request Jackson made.
Davis’ Brand Is Crisis
He doesn’t have the pouty lips of Kerry Washington (“Scandal”), nor is he as perfectly nasty as Don Cheadle in “House of Lies.”
Wolfensberger: Rubber-Band Politics’ Snapback Sting
O’Neill Jr., was present at the creation of sequestration in a 1985 bipartisan debt limit deal known as the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act (aka Gramm-Rudman-Hollings).
Republicans Find a Tax Hike They Actually Like
A GOP House aide confirmed Friday that carried interest was the most likely place where Republicans would compromise on tax increases — both because it would put top Democrats in a bind and because
Nebraska: Mike Johanns Won’t Seek Re-Election
Mike Johanns, who was a safe bet to win a second term in 2014, announced Monday that he would forgo re-election. “With everything in life, there is a time and a season.
On Pay Freeze, Some Changes of Heart
Don Young of Alaska. On Feb. 15, 29 fewer Democrats voted in favor of the pay freeze legislation; 10 Republicans, all of whom supported the bill last year, voted the other way.