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Dan Sullivan on Aug. 24 came out against the Pebble Mine — a proposed copper and gold project in the state’s southwest near Bristol Bay, home to the world’s biggest wild salmon run — after the Army Corps
On the airwaves In past election cycles, the end of summer was the unofficial start of campaign season, when political ads started to blanket the airwaves.
The incumbent recently cruised through the state on a motorcycle tour.
This morning, Maine Democratic Senate hopeful Sara Gideon’s campaign released a minutelong video juxtaposing audio of Trump from Woodward’s interview with footage from a Trump rally where the president
Capturing history Wendy Sachs and Hannah Rosenzweig, who directed and produced the film, said in an interview Wednesday that they wanted to capture what appeared to be history in the making.
in the Senate.
In a 2002 radio interview with Howard Stern, Trump said “I guess so” when asked if he supported going to war.
In a segment of the interview that didn’t appear on YouTube, Biden said he supports reforms, but “that’s not the same as getting rid of or defunding all the police.”
In 2016, every competitive Senate race result reflected the outcome at the top of the ticket.
In an interview with ABC News on Aug. 23, Biden vowed there would be “No new taxes” for anyone making under $400,000 a year.
“I can find no reason why this should be going on,” Shirley, who leads Citizens for the Republic and wrote four books about the 40th president, said in an interview.
Matt Gaetz does not see the national profile he’s building as a steppingstone to higher office or a shot at the House Republican leadership, he told CQ Roll Call in an interview Tuesday.
the U.S.
And Biden has rejected the idea pushed by some on the left to defund the police.
have put on the Keystone State in the battle for the White House.
The emphasis on disaffected Republicans during the convention underscores the broad coalition Democrats are looking to build in the battle for the White House and for Congress.
“Right now there’s this feeling you’ve got the Democratic way or the Republican way,” Sen. Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont said in an interview. “The White House has been — only Republicans count.”
She focused on the overlap of climate and racial issues in the Senate and is an original co-sponsor of the Green New Deal resolution (S Res 59), which calls for an overhaul of the U.S. energy system and
a result of the strength of the Rev.