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Nancy Pelosi, UltraLiberal? Her Record in the 112th Congress Says No

Posted on February 22 2011 by Congressional Aid

From the moment she took the gavel as Speaker of the House in January of 2007 to the night her Democratic Party lost its majority and access to the Speakership, Nancy Pelosi was repeatedly branded as a congressional “ultra-liberal” by the Republican Party. A few examples: South Carolina Republican Party, in a demonstrably untrue declaration: [...]

Fact Check: Is 60 Plus a Non-Partisan Senior Advocacy Organization?

Posted on October 22 2010 by Congressional Aid

Claim: The 60 Plus Association describes itself to the public as “a nonpartisan seniors-advocacy group.” Fact: House of Representatives lobbying disclosure forms reveal that lobbyists employed by The 60 Plus Association have lobbied lawmakers on Capitol Hill for on-land and offshore oil drilling, internet gambling deregulation, and reduced gasoline taxes. Fact: Federal Election Commission independent [...]

Shadowy Des Moines Group Comes Out Against Boswell After Getting Checks from Republicans

Posted on August 1 2010 by Congressional Aid

The Des Moines Tea Party is neither registered federally with the FEC or IRS as a political organization, nor at the state level with the Iowa Ethics & Campaign Disclosure Board. This makes the finances of the Des Moines Tea Party somewhat shadowy. Nevertheless, it has come out swinging in the Iowa 3rd District congressional [...]

If Earl Pomeroy is one of Pelosi’s Puppets, Nancy Pelosi is a Conservative

Posted on July 4 2010 by Congressional Aid

The Republican National Committee publishes an attack page this week, and it’s hard to tell whether the subject is Rep. Earl Pomeroy of North Dakota or Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi: Meet Pelosi’s Puppets: Congressional Democrats who take marching orders from their Puppet Master, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, instead of you, the [...]

That’s My Congress Index Bills Featured on America Speaking Out

Posted on June 6 2010 by Congressional Aid

America Speaking Out is a website set up by Congressional Republicans at which Americans of all ideological persuasions and partisan affiliations are invited to propose changes to the Republican legislative platform, vote on others’ proposals, and engage in follow-up discussion. To help further this sort of online civic discussion — and to make it more [...]

Putting the Parker Griffith Party Switch in Context

Posted on December 22 2009 by Congressional Aid

Let’s put the news that Alabama Representative Parker Griffith has switched from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party in its proper context: that of his policy behavior in the House of Representatives. In his consequential voting and cosponsorship behavior, it’s clear that Parker Griffith switched over to the Republican Party long ago. To his [...]

Will New York’s 23rd District Adopt the Palin-Limbaugh-Armey Model of Politics?

Posted on October 23 2009 by Congressional Aid

New York’s 23rd Congressional District sits at the top of the state, and the race for New York’s 23rd Congressional seat sits at the top of the agenda of conservative strategists. In this case, the conservative agenda might not match the Republican agenda. The official Republican Party candidate is Dede Scozzafava, but those on the [...]

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