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Asked directly about overturning the will of voters in her district, Slotkin said her motivation was not what happened in 2016, and that the report of former Special Counsel Robert S.
and a percentage of the funds will go toward the GOP nominees challenging Democratic “squad” members Alexandria Ocasio- Cortez in New York, Rashida Tlaib in Michigan, Ilhan Omar in Minnesota and Ayanna S.
Georgia's Tom Graves won’t run for reelection in 2020 -
Ayanna S. Pressley’s endorsement of her home-state senator, Elizabeth Warren, grabbed national headlines.
California Supreme Court blocks effort to get Trump's tax returns -
For billionaires earning 10 percent on their investments, or roughly the historical average return on the S&P 500, the tax would claw back 60 percent of that gain; if they earned a mere 6 percent, the
Trump, himself, weighed in about what 2019’s results mean for McConnell, tweeting the Senate leader “will win BIG in Kentucky next year.”
“Hell yes we’re going to take your AR-15’s, your AK-47,” O’Rourke famously said in a Democratic debate in September. “We’re not going to allow it to be used against our fellow Americans anymore.”
Paul S.
“Your question is the first indication that 35th Inc. has received of anything untoward regarding any contribution that it received,” Sloane S. Carlough said in an email Thursday.
John Hickenlooper's Senate fundraising outpaces presidential campaign -
for much of this year, as she resisted full-throated calls for action on impeachment from the party’s progressive flank based on allegations obstruction of justice resulting from special counsel Robert S.
Jaffe’s comments on the report by special counsel Robert S.
Many of those Democrats resisted calls earlier this year for an impeachment inquiry after former special counsel Robert S.
Candice S. Miller left Congress for a successful run for Macomb County public works commissioner.
Lewandowski — who at times appeared to relish the spotlight as he parried Judiciary Democrats’ questions about whether Trump obstructed special counsel Robert S.
Ayanna S.
He was responding to a question that specifically referenced a possible deal between the Trump administration and a bipartisan group of senators including Democrats Christopher S.
Nadler announced he had subpoenaed Lewandowski to appear before his committee on Sept. 17 to discuss matters related to Trump’s possible obstruction of justice laid out in former special counsel Robert S.
The efforts and the ensuing digital and radio ad campaign are part of the DCCC’s “Cycle of Engagement,” which launched in June as a follow-up to 2018’s “Year of Engagement” program to reach out to minority