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Martha McSally if the latter wins the state’s Republican primary. In an interview on CNN, Ward said McSally “isn’t a conservative” when asked if she would support McSally after the primary.
At the same time, each interview is a window into the mind of each candidate, a preview of the general election ahead, and an introduction to potential future lawmakers.
The chairmen of the Senate Republican and Democratic campaign committees have spoken at length about election security and the potential for Russian active measures against the 2018 midterms.
The Florida Republican who is running for governor in Florida was caught on a video referring to Ocasio-Cortez, who upset Rep.
“Back in those days you could come and go as a tourist anywhere in the Capitol or frankly, in the office buildings,” DeLay said in a July interview.
Fitzpatrick was “frankly sickened by the exchange” between Trump and Putin, he said in the interview.
The congressman’s comments critical of his own party came in a July 12 interview, after the House overwhelmingly rejected a so-called compromise bill in June despite weeks of negotiations in the
“It’s also going to deal with the pay-for. And it’s going to be the usual things and some of the things are going to be a new way forward.”
The only woman and African-American in the May primary, McBath started the year running for a state House seat but switched to the congressional race after the February school shooting in Parkland
to enter the workforce.
officials say led an interference operation in the 2016 presidential election: “I would say it’s in the works.”
On Sunday, Jack Prosobiec praised Paul for an interview on Fox News in which the senator defended Trump for engaging with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Chairman John Thune is including additional transportation-related bills in the Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization, he said in a Wednesday interview
After Wednesday’s events, the White House sought to alter the narrative.
“Of course, you know that,” the Maryland Democrat said in an April interview.
that was within the survey’s margin of error.
The lights went out at one point during the brief time reporters were in the Cabinet Room. “That must be the intelligence agencies,” the president quipped.
The Texas Republican said the House will vote Wednesday afternoon to launch negotiations with the Senate that will resolve differences between the chambers on a new five-year farm bill.
Baron Cohen conducted the interview in disguise, pretending to be an Israeli anti-terrorism expert named Col. Erran Morad.
Putin said the Russian delegation gave the U.S. team a letter laying out specific ways the countries could draw down their nuclear arsenals.