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Rick Wells GOP the Daily Dose 15 April 2014 It will be interesting to see what kind of tough talk comes out of the mouth of Eric Holder now. The “don’t go there buddy” attorney general claims that it bothered him to be the only attorney general in the history of the United States to […] April 15th, 2014 | Tags: Attorney General Eric Holder, Contempt of Congress, Lois Lerner, Rep. Blake Farenthold, Rep. Louie Gohmert, salary, scandal | Category: Congress, Department of Justice, federal employees (civilian), Federal spending, IRS, legislation | Comments are closed
Hannah Hess Roll Call 4/3/2014 Despite what constituents outside of Washington might think, members of Congress are underpaid, a House Legislative Branch appropriator suggested Thursday. Virginia Democrat James P. Moran said he plans to highlight the injustice by introducing an amendment to the Legislative Branch bill during its full committee markup, and at floor consideration […] April 4th, 2014 | Tags: Democrats, personal wealth, Rep. Jim Moran, salary | Category: Congress, Federal Government, Taxes | Comments are closed
Wesley Pruden The Washington Times 10/3/2013 …The Republicans, fighting with smaller-bore weaponry, keep trying to get some things reopened with carefully targeted legislation. The Senate, under the thumbs of Sen. Harry Reid and the White House, refuses to budge from the trivial and the petty. It says here that Harry Reid’s critics, and they are […] October 5th, 2013 | Tags: "Honor Flight", Laura Ingraham, Mount Rushmore, Mount Vernon, salary, Sen. Harry Reid, Speaker John Boehner, Veterans, Viet Nam Veterans Memorial Wall, World War II Memorial | Category: Barack Obama, Congress, Health Care, law enforcement, Military, Politicians, Politics | Comments are closed
Scott Wong & John Bresnahan Politico 9/23/2011 The campaign for Democratic Senate hopeful Elizabeth Warren said Friday she had been paid $192,722 for serving as chairman of a congressional committee that monitored the 2008 federal bank bailout, three times as much as had originally been acknowledged. The Warren campaign revised the figure following a POLITICO […] September 27th, 2011 | Tags: Congressional Oversight Panel for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Elizabeth Warren, Facebook, Harvard University, salary, Sen. Scott Brown | Category: Banking and finance, Barack Obama, Congress, Elections, Massachusetts, Politicians, Progressives, Social networking websites, Socialism, TARP, Taxes | Comments are closed
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