WASHINGTON – Twenty-six U.S. representatives received the maximum contribution allowed from former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay’s political action committee this election cycle, according to an analysis released today by the Campaign for America’s Future. more »
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The first step President Bush took after Hurricane Katrina struck was to eliminate the prevailing wage in reconstruction contracts. We joined with the AFL-CIO and others groups to challenge a policy that would undermine recovery in the area. Our supporters flooded Capitol Hill with tens of thousands of letters opposing President Bush's decree. more »
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"The Republican Party is caught in the middle of Rep. Tom DeLay's web of corruption. As Rep. DeLay's defense continues to fall apart, Republicans from the U.S. House to the White House will be forced to decide if they still stand with DeLay or with decency. The Republican money laundering machine can't spin its way out of this one."
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As we watch the GOP scramble to recover, let's not forget that the DeLay indictment shows how corrosive corporate money is to American democracy. more »
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On October 25, 17 residents of Gulf states who had survived Hurricane Katrina came to Washington for a Capitol Hill "town meeting" hosted by Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, and then lobbying visits to the offices of other members of Congress. more »
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The first step President Bush took after Hurricane Katrina struck was to eliminate the prevailing wage in reconstruction contracts. We joined with the AFL-CIO and others groups to challenge a policy that would undermine recovery in the area. Our supporters flooded Capitol Hill with tens of thousands of letters opposing President Bush's decree. 
On October 25, 17 residents of Gulf states who had survived Hurricane Katrina came to Washington for a Capitol Hill "town meeting" hosted by Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, and then lobbying visits to the offices of other members of Congress. 
