At That’s My Congress, we certainly don’t get as much done as RADPAC does, but then, we don’t have a staff of seven lobbyists, spending $2,236,118.00 on “political education” so far this year, as Ted Burnes at RADPAC does. The annual budget for That’s My Congress runs at somewhere between $100 and $200.
Statistics show that Senator Robert Bennett was a right wing extremist among his colleagues on Capitol Hill. Yet, he was defeated by two Republican candidates who argued that Bennett was not extreme enough.
A summary of the lobbyists who gave money to Congressman Jim Matheson in 2009.
Utah Senator Bob Bennett has been busy declining some invitations and accepting others. Bennett failed to attend a candidate forum in his home state of Utah on February 13, 2010. On January 15 of this year, Bob Bennett declined an invitation from Tea Party activists to attend an Independence Caucus in Provo. Bennett said he [...]
If Senator Hatch really believes that Washington is not the answer, then why has he spent so much time working there, pushing through his agenda for what the federal government should do to solve America’s problems?
Rob Bishop’s own support for government-run, government-funded health care cannot withstand the loose standards upon which Republican attacks against health care reform are founded.
According to the sponsors of H.R. 6211, the American people are supposed to regard it as an “opportunity” to have big oil corporations come onto our public lands at a bargain basement rate, take whatever wealth they can find, sell it at a huge profit that won’t be shared with the rest of us, and then leave what they found as a scarred, poison wreck of its former self. Sorry, but I don’t see the “opportunity” in that.
Democrat Jim Matheson joins the Republicans again to support shipping nuclear materials to a country that has weapons of mass destruction
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