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↵↵In an interview with Fox News on Wednesday, Trump suggested "affordability" was a new political buzzword invented by Democrats: "They have this new word called 'affordability,' and [Republicans] don't
↵↵But as Ocasio-Cortez put it in an MSNBC interview Tuesday night, the mayor-elect's agenda for New York City is not what other Democrats will be pushing elsewhere.
"She'll cut off your head and you won't even know you're bleeding," her daughter Alexandra Pelosi told CNN in an interview following the Oval Office clash.
↵↵"These results do not have to be predictive of next year, but we are halfway on the road to the midterm, and the check-engine light is on for Republicans," Kyle Kondik of the University of Virginia's
↵↵In an interview with Illinois-based Capitol Fax, García said he decided not to run again after discussions with his family and his cardiologist.
The Democratic brand, badly bruised in 2024 when voters handed Republicans a governing trifecta in Washington, snapped to life Tuesday as the party collected victories up and down the ballot across the
The Louisiana Republican has continued to argue that the ball is fully in the Senate’s court.
In the texts, Jones contemplated a hypothetical scenario under which he would use a gun to give Republican Todd Gilbert, then the speaker of the House of Delegates, “two bullets to the head.”
Barrett said in an interview that he voted against the program “largely because my district was overwhelmingly opposed to it.”
Before the House passed the sweeping budget reconciliation bill by the slimmest of margins Thursday morning, the chamber’s Democratic leader, Hakeem Jeffries, made a prediction.
Advocates for repealing the current law quickly restarted the effort to get it on the ballot again in 2026. Maine is the other state that uses ranked-choice voting in federal elections.
Ultimately, the question of whether the rightward drift of Latino voters becomes a permanent trend or a 2024 blip could turn on the state of the economy more than any other issue.
But it’s the former result that has drawn the most attention.
that could push back the date of the special election for the 21st District beyond the window allowed under current state law.
Amash was the first Libertarian member of Congress, joining the party in 2020 after leaving the GOP and voting to impeach Trump the previous year.
“If the president says to you, ‘I don’t care what the law says, I don’t like California, and I’m not going to give them the disaster aid they need’, [are] you … going to stand up to the president
The Washington Post interviewed attendees at the sale, none of whom knew details about the congresswoman.