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EMILY's List Strategy Questioned After Big Losses -
John Kerry’s flip flop As secretary of State, John Kerry is now the U.S.’s top diplomat. But in 2004, Sen.
Two of the four senators who Cornyn said supported the bill after the changes, Republicans Mark S. Kirk of Illinois and Steve Daines of Montana, were at the news conference.
What We Learned From Tuesday's Primaries -
The GOP could very well have a good 2018, since the midterm turnout will likely be more Republican than 2016’s and midterms often offer a rebuke to the incumbent president’s party.
Under Raimondo’s plan, retirees would lose their annual cost-of-living increases while current employees would be moved to a hybrid pension system incorporating 401(k)s.
Christopher S. Murphy said in an interview with Roll Call .
Christopher S. Murphy said in an interview. “And look, you know, Connecticut looked to be the closest of the five states on Tuesday so you know, a win in Connecticut might be a sweep.”
Supreme Court's Take on Immigration Raises Election Stakes -
K Street Cash Helps Boost Clinton's White House Bid -
What We Learned From Thursday's Democratic Debate -
At Leisure World, Bill Clinton's 'Still Got It' -
Strickland's Environmental Stances Shifted Over Time -
Toomey of Pennsylvania, Rob Portman of Ohio, Mark S. Kirk of Illinois and Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, have benefited from the chamber’s political cash, so far.
Her Republican rival, incumbent Senator Mark S. Kirk, faces similar challenges; since his stroke in 2012, he, too, often uses a wheelchair.
Democrats Field Candidate for Ribble's Open Wisconsin Seat -
Bernie Sanders had expressed support for legislation that would roll back current prohibitions on liability for firearm manufacturers, despite past votes, but bill sponsor Christopher S.
Mark S. Kirk, R-Ill., have been the two main voices in the caucus calling for the nomination to move forward. “I am not optimistic that I will be changing minds on the issue,” Collins said.