Family Research Council Backs Adam Hasner in Florida
Bill Nelson. </p> “Hasner is a strong conservative who will work to protect the freedom of Americans by advocating for a limited government.
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The Week Ahead
</p> TODAY </p> House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) will have a pen-and-pad (no cameras!) talk with reporters.
Senate Math Not So Simple
</p> LaCivita, who works for Rep.
CBC Grouses but Will Back Obama
Congressional Black Caucus members will passionately — and vocally — support President Barack Obama’s jobs bill and re-election bid despite a recent public dust-up between the country’s first black president
No Government Shutdown for at Least a Few More Days
The House today unanimously approved a four-day stopgap spending bill that will keep the government running through Tuesday.
Senators Protest Planned GAO Funding Cuts
This amount was included in a legislative branch spending bill that the Appropriations Committee approved Sept. 15.</p> Lieberman and Collins contend that the cut is too drastic.
Education: Hitting the Books
With federal dollars from the 2009 stimulus bill and the 2010 state assistance legislation used up, the education sector is approaching a funding cliff.
FEC Audit Finds Durkee Understated Committee’s Funds
She allegedly used this money to pay for an array of personal expenses that included clothing, cosmetics, her cable bill and an assisted-living facility for her mother.
Energy: Ideas First
In September, a group of executives, including Microsoft founder Bill Gates and GE CEO Jeff Immelt, released a report detailing the case for government spending on cutting-edge energy research.
Transportation: The Infrastructure Conundrum
Standing in a muddy field outside Dallas, with a spool of cable serving as a table, Bush signed into law a surface transportation bill and declared the measure could be summed up “in three words — jobs
Defense: Tech Generation
</p> North Carolina Democrat Sen.
Job Creation: The Engine in Chief
</p> How Big Is the Workforce, Really?
Former Rep. Richard Mallary Dead at 82
</p> Mallary stayed active in politics long after he left office.
Setti Warren to Drop Massachusetts Senate Bid
</p> A former aide to Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) and President Bill Clinton, Warren also served in Iraq in the Navy Reserve before running a successful campaign to be mayor of his hometown.
Campaign Groups Challenge Tax-Free Status of Political Nonprofits
</p> “The idea that these organizations are social welfare groups is nonsense,” Democracy 21 President Fred Wertheimer said in a statement.
Super Committee Members Square Off on Bills Vs. Coins
</p> The legislation came as a direct challenge to a proposal to phase out the dollar bill sponsored by Republican Reps.
Deal or No Deal: Parties Disagree How Shutdown Was Averted
</p> The reluctant embrace Monday of the Democrats’ bill by Senate Republican leaders sealed the agreement that allowed the continuing resolution to pass the Senate, Congressional aides said.
Maine Passes New Map, Avoids Major Changes
</p> “This is a victory for Maine people,” state Rep. Emily Cain, the House Democratic leader, said in a statement.
‘Young Guns’ Deliver, but That’s Not Necessarily a Good Thing
</p> Then, sticking to its promises, the House GOP in February allowed a free-for-all process on an early spending bill complete with a middle-of-the-night voting spree.
GOP Senate Field in Florida Still Fluid
</p> The focus on the presidential contenders has overshadowed the race to take on two-term Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson.