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Christopher S. Murphy said “Republicans understand that their constituents are paying attention,” and suggested if they don’t allow document production or witnesses “there is going to be hell to pay.”
Minnesota Democrat Tina Smith was the only senator on the first list of 2020’s competitive races who was not listed as vulnerable by the end of the year. Former Rep.
Trump, himself, weighed in about what 2019’s results mean for McConnell, tweeting the Senate leader “will win BIG in Kentucky next year.”
In special counsel Robert S.
Connecticut Democrat Christopher S.
Kamala Harris would seem to be an obvious alternative should Biden implode, but her performance in the second debate and her shifting position(s) on Medicare/health care raise questions about her candidacy
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s free film festival to celebrate the month is on Sunday, hosted by Mayor Muriel Bowser's Office on African American Affairs and actor Lamman Rucker at Lincoln Theatre (1215 U St.
Mark S. Kirk — who faces Rep. Tammy Duckworth — and Johnson as essential to their plans.
One Candidate's Positive Poll Is Another's Fundraising Boon -
In Colorado, GOP's Darryl Glenn to Challenge Michael Bennet -
GOP's Preferred Candidate Passes on Colorado Senate Run -
Iran Deal Filibuster Watch — Bennet's Support Means 3 to Go -