Reform Advocates Take to Subways to Force SEC Disclosure Rule
</p> “This is becoming much more than a cause for insiders,” said New York City Public Advocate and CAPS founder Bill de Blasio.
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Common and Jermaine Dupri Tear Up Charlotte
</p> “I went through times where I’m not feeling emotionally well,” he said. “And the music can take you somewhere else.”</p> For Common, musical therapy occurs when he’s writing and performing.
Todd Akin Has Ruffled Feathers Before, but With Prayer
</p> “Dear Heavenly Father, I just ask your blessing on our work here in defense of our nation,” Akin said at an April 26 markup of his subcommittee’s portion of the annual defense authorization bill.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Inside Game
Bill Clinton will take the stage at 10:30 and is supposed to finish formally nominating his best frenemy before the end of prime time.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Inside Game
Bill Clinton will take the stage at 10:30 and is supposed to finish formally nominating his best frenemy before the end of prime time.
Same Goal, Altered Path for Democrats
And the president’s legislative agenda – the 2009 stimulus law, the 2010 health care overhaul and the cap-and-trade climate change bill that never made it to the president’s desk – stirred a sleeping Republican
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Vision Revision
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) The CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing is being published from the Democratic Convention in Charlotte, N.C., this week.
Uncomfortable Surroundings
</p> The big venues for this week’s Democratic National Convention have long aroused the ire of local Democrats.
Gabrielle Giffords PAC Has Support of Mitch McConnell Ally Trey Grayson
. | </p> Former Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson (R) will co-lead the PAC with Robert Reich, the Democrat who served as Labor secretary under President Bill Clinton.
Larry Kissell and Mike McIntyre: A Tale of 2 N.C. Democrats at Party’s Convention
</p> McIntyre’s race is the most competitive in the state, and both sides see a path to victory.
Democrats Like Their Chances of Holding the Senate
</p> Cecil broke down the competitive map into three categories: Democratic incumbents, Democratic-held open seats and Republican-held seats.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Vision Revision
</p> THE TICKET: </p> THE OTHER TICKET: </p> OLD BUZZ, NEW BUZZ: </p> After 44 months in office, it’s way too late for the 44th president to re-introduce himself to the country.
Elizabeth Warren Invokes Edward Kennedy; Tom Menino Mum on Senate Race
She talked about Kennedy’s decade of work against a bankruptcy reform bill that she said wasn’t in the interest of working people.</p> “Ted Kennedy changed my life,” Warren said.
Sometimes, It’s How You Say It
</p> Just consider the brouhaha that followed Vice President Joseph R.
Partying ABCs
</p> The booze will flow freely this week in Charlotte. But convention goers hoping to pick up their own supply will have to wait until Tuesday.
House Ethics Will Review Robert Andrews’ Use of Campaign Funds
</p> “As the Ethics Committee stated today, it has reached no conclusion on this matter.
From Empty Promises to Full Bellies
</p> Things are downright miserable now.
Obama Campaign Blasts Paul Ryan
</p> Rep.
Immigration Debate Absent in Pleas to Latino Voters
</p> And even the most passionate advocates of immigration reform say they think it’s better that way.</p> “I am not particularly keen on it being addressed at the convention.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Bounce-ology
</p> THE TICKET: </p> THE OTHER TICKET: </p> FEATURES OF THE 2012 MODEL: </p> Barack Obama will be just a few feet away on three of the other nights — and so he’ll be quickly able to rebut if not