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Chamber seeks cash from insurers, financial firms for new effort

By Peter H. Stone

Even as it plowed tens of millions of dollars into ads this year to help mostly Republicans notch Congressional victories, the U.S. Chamber

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Chamber spends early, often on GOP congressional candidates

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Chamber of Commerce hires odd couple Evan Bayh and Andy Card for anti-regs roadshow

By Peter H. Stone

Eric Holder and the Chamber of Commerce

By Josh Israel

The Republican governors’ San Diego schmooze

By Peter H. Stone

After spending $102 million to help its party pick up six new gubernatorial seats, the Republican Governors Association finds that its annua

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By Peter H. Stone

Scandalized DOE loan program has Romney connection

By Michael Beckel

Half of GOP’s biggest bundlers still haven’t picked a presidential candidate to back

By Fred Schulte and Peter H. Stone

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Republicans must choose panel chief tough enough to stand up to Barney

By Peter H. Stone

Two experienced Republican lawmakers are vying for the chairmanship of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee and the chance to try to

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House Republican pledges to rein In regulators

By Amy Biegelsen

New chief of House financial services takes aim at derivatives

By Julie Vorman

Republican seeks hearing on Fannie Mae whistleblower

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Dave Camp — Ways and Means Committee

By Peter H. Stone

Dave Camp of Michigan, the presumptive new chairman of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee, was first elected two decades ago and

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By Wendell Potter

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By Wendell Potter

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New GOP chiefs of appropriations, energy panels may not be settled until after Thanksgiving

By Peter H. Stone

With Republicans expected to have an excellent shot at winning back the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday, talk is rampant about whic

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By Josh Israel

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By Corbin Hiar

Slap to Obama: GOP House votes to kill health law

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Clyburn draws line in the sand on Social Security

By Jeremy Borden and Aaron Mehta

Americans for Job Security — how a shadow group hustles for funds

By Peter H. Stone

Long-time GOP operative David Carney is hardly a household name like Karl Rove. But among Republican strategists and fundraisers in Washingt

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By Meghan O'Donnell

CREW challenges tax status of GOP political organization

By Peter H. Stone

American Crossroads spin-off launches new ads in Missouri, Nevada

By Peter H. Stone

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Republican allies pour money into ads targeting 50-60 House races

By Peter H. Stone

Four Republican-allied groups are targeting between 50 and 60 House races in a new coordinated round of hard-hitting television ads....

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American Crossroads spin-off launches new ads in Missouri, Nevada

By Peter H. Stone

Craig Varoga

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Who's a job creator? Depends on your political stance

By Alexandra Duszak

The Republican convention: The party begins in New York City, paid for by special interests

By Meredith O'Brien

Harold Simmons

By Peter H. Stone

In conservative and GOP money circles, Dallas billionaire Harold Simmons is almost a household name. ...

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By Paul Abowd and Dave Levinthal

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House candidates draw one-campaign super PACs

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Ed Gillespie

By Peter H. Stone

Ed GillespieIt’s hard to find a Republican politico anywhere who can match former RNC chairman Ed Gillespie’s frenetic pace and huge investm

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Karl Rove-linked Crossroads has more than doubled its earlier fundraising goal of $120 million

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Craig Varoga

By Peter H. Stone

Veteran Democratic Party operative Craig Varoga has quietly emerged as a significant player in the universe of outside political groups that

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