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Are Senate Republicans Over-Performing Trump?
Mark S. Kirk and Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson, and several recent polls have shown McGinty leading the race.
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Mark S. Kirk and Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson, and several recent polls have shown McGinty leading the race.
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White House's Last TPP Pitch to Congress: ‘What's the Alternative?’ -
Poll: Republican Tenney Leads Race in New York's 22nd District -
Donald Trump's a Real Trickle-Downer in Clinton's Eyes -
Pelosi: Millennials threaten Clinton's Success -
There's Plenty Left to Talk About in the Next Clinton-Trump Debate -
Trump's Debate Sniffles Spark Speculation -
Black Caucus Members Slam Trump's Debate Performance -
Monday's Debate the Most Watched of All Time -
Mark S. Kirk. (Kirk takes his anti-Trump position a step further than Toomey, saying that he definitely won’t vote for the GOP standard-bearer.)
McMahon lost races for Senate in 2010 and 2012 to Connecticut’s current Democratic senators, Richard Blumenthal and Christopher S. Murphy respectively.
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Trump's ISIS Gaffe Showed a Candidate in Over His Head -
Clinton Has an Inherent Advantage, But It's Not as a Woman -
He wants to “bomb the s— out of” enemies while withdrawing from the world. He doesn’t think American workers can compete with foreigners.
Trump Wins Ted Cruz's Vote With Supreme Court List -
White House to Congress: It's on You to Avoid Another Shutdown -