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John McCain’s surgery for a blood clot serves as a reminder that the fate of health care legislation is yet again being shaped by the frailties of the giants of the Senate.
And the topic could not possibly compete with the learned analyses of Megyn Kelly’s NBC interview with conspiracy theorist Alex Jones — a TV show that was probably the biggest broadcast since King
Most of the news coverage highlighted the CBO’s estimate that 23 million fewer Americans would have health coverage in 2026 under the bill.
Of course, the real reason they lie so much is because that’s a requirement of the job in the Trump presidency.
For the most part, we don’t know how much the winners would get and how much the losers would forfeit because House leaders and the White House — after failing to pass the bill twice before — were
It’s early May in the first year of Donald Trump’s presidency and the White House is already out of juice on Capitol Hill. Mark May 2, 2017 as the day the cup ran dry. That’s when Rep.
Kobach is the architect of and the inspiration for immigration laws and voting restrictions that continue to pop up across the nation even as courts find many unconstitutional.
Twenty-four years later in the run-up to another New Hampshire primary, Hillary Clinton stood by her man in a steely joint “60 Minutes” interview about Bill Clinton’s affair with Gennifer Flowers.
Mike Pence, the GOP vice presidential candidate, has said the problem is too much talk about racism; the candidate at the top of the ticket has a tendency to pivot from any random question from a black
During an interview in a nearby pizza parlor afterward, Teachout downplayed outside factors, such as her quixotic clean-government 2014 gubernatorial primary campaign against entrenched Democratic
She mesmerized the crowd with a speech that seemed spontaneous in delivery and cut to the heart of the matter. [Opinion: So the Republican Party Finally Gets Trump?]
Instead, Trump tried to fake his way through a national job interview.
At the beginning of the program, Johnson apologized again for not recognizing, in an earlier TV interview, the name of the Syrian city synonymous with suffering.
[Opinion: Did Hillary Clinton Ace Her ‘Job Interview’ in North Carolina?]
NEW YORK — In the midst of the only presidential election shaped by terrorism, John Kerry gave an interview to Matt Bai of The New York Times in the fall of 2004 that was simultaneously shrewd and politically
The Commission on Presidential Debates announced Friday that the Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson failed to qualify for the first debate on Sept. 26 because his polling numbers were below the 15-percent
Their job isn’t to tell the public the truth, but instead to recite talking points and spin.
Carter called a “high level job interview.”