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Most rank-and-file members will be expected to chip in $165,000 in dues and raise $100,000 for the DCCC, according to a memo from House Democrats’ campaign arm. Members of exclusive committees — which are generally good fundraising perches — owe $275,000 in dues and a $300,000 fundraising goal.
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May 19, 2024

Hill backers pitching carbon border adjustment for 2025

Some tax writers on both sides of the aisle see an opening next year to wedge in a priority that’s been a while in the making: a carbon border adjustment mechanism.

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