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Mark S. Kirk was the only Republican to cross over and vote in support of Feinstein’s measure, while Democratic Sen. Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota was the only member of her caucus to oppose it.
Earnest refused to completely close the door on executive actions, saying if a “good idea” comes across Obama ’s desk, “he’s not going to hesitate to act.”
Candice S. Miller, who’s retiring at the end of this Congress , is the only woman to chair a committee. Wyoming Rep. Cynthia M.
In 1868, he enthusiastically endorsed Ulysses S. Grant for president.
Mark S. Kirk of Illinois — the most vulnerable Republican incumbent — withdrew his endorsement for Trump over his comments about the judge.
Mark S. Kirk and Rep. Robert J. Dold. [ Will Pro-LGBT Stances Hurt GOP Senators?
Roll Call Columnists on Tuesday's Primaries -
[ S anders’ State Not So Golden ] White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said in a statement that the president congratulated both Clinton and Sanders Tuesday night.
And that “it will evolve” after the California primary on Tuesday and D.C.’s next Tuesday.
Senator's New Ad Doesn't Want You to Know His Current Job -
Ryan's Gamble for Order in the House -
GOP Senators Criticize Trump's Comments on Judge -
Cory Booker's At Home Preaching the Clinton Gospel -
John McCain ’s re-election bid and her boyfriend have pleaded not guilty in Arizona on multiple charges related to child abuse and drug possession.
Ep. 7: GOP's Slow Embrace of Trump; Congress Tackles Opioid Epidemic -
Ami Bera's Father Pleads Guilty to Campaign Finance Fraud -
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.
K Street Cash Helps Boost Clinton's White House Bid -