SFGate said that despite the possibility of the minimum wage measure proposal being used as a talking point for both Republican and Democratic candidates leading to the congressional elections, the issue might produce little more than fodder for both factions to use it for advertising purposes.
According to the latest report released on Monday by the Center for Public Integrity, several federal judges, including from the inth US Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, has participated in cases on which they have reported financial holdings in opposing parties.
The Washington Post said it was not clear whether the charges brought against New York Representative Michael Grimm could have a link to a long-running investigation about potential campaign violations he had committed during his 2010 congressional campaign.