PMA’s Contributions Are Proving Difficult to Track
But the oddities in the FEC records donÂ’t end there. Leslie Magliocchetti, daughter-in-law of PMA founder Paul Magliocchetti, provides a good example.
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PMA Group Contributions Hard to Track
But the oddities in the FEC records donÂ’t end there. Leslie Magliocchetti, daughter-in-law of PMA founder Paul Magliocchetti, provides a good example.
Street Talk: Firm Owner Has Thrived on His Low Profile
But the Don, as he was sometimes referred to behind his back, remained intensely client-oriented.
Stimulus Talk Rules Recess
Cao was so undecided in the moments leading up to the vote that he told reporters standing outside the House chamber that he was leaning “yes” — a decision he reversed as the final minutes of the
Are Republicans Ready to Mount a Comeback in the Northeast?
Republicans donÂ’t control a single state legislative chamber in the six-state region, and Democrats now hold all 21 of New EnglandÂ’s House seats after losing their last holdout, Rep.
Man on the Move
LAHOOD: We donÂ’t agree with that [figure].
Burris Tried to Raise Money for Blagojevich
“I said, ‘I don’t know but I can’t do it now because we are in the midst of an election. Call me after the election.’ … So some time shortly after Obama was elected, the brother called.
Obama Signs Stimulus Package
“I don’t want to pretend that today marks the end of our economic problems,” Obama said.
Norton Applauds Savior of Japanese Trees
That apparently was unacceptable to D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D).
Battle Lines Could Shift Over Next Bailouts
Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) and Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) bickered along party lines over the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, which passed the House with no Republican votes and was approved by the
Art of Hatch(ing) the Deal
John Ensign (Nev.), who tapped Hatch in the past cycle as his top lieutenant at the NRSC, of which he was then the chairman.
Partisanship Flourishes In Wake of House Vote
Don’t allow the Speaker to play politics with his own agenda.” McCarthy said Obama allowed the House to craft and announce the package, and he said that in the future the president should come out
Does Removal of Term Limits Portend Revival of Committee System?
One of the changes made in the new House rules adopted last month was the abolition of term limits for committee and subcommittee chairmen.
GOP Puts Away Knives in Culture Wars, for Now
The GOP lawmakers charged that the CVC failed to show respect for the role faith has played in the nationÂ’s history, and they argued there was an intentional effort to write faith out of history altogether
Four Stevens Prosecutors Hit With Contempt Charge
Sullivan, who ordered the documents to be turned over by the close of business, mocked the attorney’s lack of an explanation, stating: “‘We really don’t have a good faith reason for not complying
Stimulus Clears House Without GOP Support
Fred Upton (Mich.), who was wooed directly by Obama, and Rep. Mike Castle (Del.). In the end, all the moderates stuck by their leadership in opposing the bill.
Obama Pitches to the Press
The session was preceded a few days earlier by an unusual procession of five network interviews, staged back to back in the Oval Office.
Unions’ Merger Behind Deadline
A top labor adviser to President Barack Obama and a central negotiator in union merger talks hinted late last week that it was unlikely that Change to Win and the AFL-CIO will finalize a deal by the target
Gregg’s Withdrawal Symbolizes GOP’s Inability to Play Nice
As President Barack Obama was talking to workers at a Caterpillar plant in Peoria, Ill., Gregg went before the television cameras to withdraw himself from consideration to be secretary of Commerce
N.C. Polling Firm Building a National Reputation
A decade ago, when Dean DebnamÂ’s wife was running for mayor of Raleigh, the successful North Carolina businessman was amazed to discover just how expensive it was to do survey research for a campaign.