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↵↵"This is a messy divorce and people don't want to take sides," Carl Cavalli, a political science professor at the University of Northern Georgia, said in an interview.
↵↵Right now, the president is operating like he's accountable to no one. He even said as much in a recent New York Times interview when asked about limits to his power: "Yeah, there is one thing.
trends that typically lift the party that doesn't control the White House.
↵↵When we last published, the week before Christmas, the top story on Capitol Hill looked to be the fight over the expanded Affordable Care Act subsidies that went on to expire at the end of the year.
↵↵Editor's note: At the Races will be on hiatus for the next two weeks and will return on Jan. 8. See you in the New Year!
at the Pentagon.
that the race for the deep-red seat was close at all.
↵↵The big spenders on the GOP side included MAGA Inc., a pro-Trump super PAC, which spent $1.7 million on the race, while the political operation of the conservative Club for Growth spent more than $1.3
Slotkin served in the CIA while the others served in the armed forces.↵↵"Right now, the threats coming to our Constitution aren't just coming from abroad but from right here at home.
the final federal election of the year.
The flannel-clad populist from the Plains is back.
Perry, a former Army National Guard brigadier general and combat veteran, said in an interview on "The Chris Stigall Show" last week that Democrats in Congress don’t care about the Constitution or the
The Louisiana Republican has continued to argue that the ball is fully in the Senate’s court.
His nearest opponents in the race for the 7th District, state Reps. Jody Barrett and Gino Bulso, trailed with 25 percent and 11 percent, respectively. On the Democratic side, state Rep.
Hunt aims to position himself as a third choice for Texas Republicans disenchanted with the two men already in the race.
Barrett said in an interview that he voted against the program “largely because my district was overwhelmingly opposed to it.”
But if only half of the $52.2 billion survives into law, the amount of money involved, while a fraction of the Pentagon budget, would still surpass the current funding of the Commerce, Interior or Treasury
Democrat Kamala Harris carried the seat by 34 points last fall, according to calculations by The Downballot.
interview with Laura Ingraham on Sept. 4.
Wearing white coats as they rallied outside the Capitol this week, the group called for the resignation of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.