Politics · 114th Congress
Virginia Candidates Pin Hopes on White House Race
President Barack Obama carried the district by 3 points in 2008, while Mitt Romney carried it by 1 point four years later.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Republican Incumbents Hope to Dodge Fallout From Presidential Primary
“March 1 is an important day to send a clear message: Governing is on the ballot,” said Rob Engstrom, national political director at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Politics · 114th Congress
Funding Cancer Moonshot ‘Could Be a Problem’
Sources at cancer-focused organizations said the Obama administration plans to dole out the “moonshot” program’s proposed $1 billion using the government’s long-established structure of allowing
Politics · 114th Congress
The Democratic Strategy on SCOTUS: Drip, Drip, Drip
Democrats made more than a dozen speeches on the Senate floor, rallied outside the Supreme Court, and delivered more than 1 million petition signatures last week, all with a single message for their Republican
Politics · 114th Congress
Cruz and Kasich Implausible Scenarios Keeping Trump on Top
social conservatives Mike Huckabee, Rick Santorum and Bobby Jindal had exited the race, raises questions about the Texan’s appeal, as does polling that shows Trump performing well in many of the March 1
Politics · 114th Congress
What We Learned From Thursday’s Debate
Number 1, Donald Trump loses a one-on-one race with both Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio. Number 2, it's too late.
Politics · 114th Congress
Obama: Don’t Buy the Economic ‘Snake Oil’
During the fourth quarter of last year, real GDP grew at a rate of 1 percent , down a full percentage point from the third quarter growth rate.
Politics · 114th Congress
In Purple Virginia, Bill Clinton Revs Up Democrats
The most sought-after Democratic surrogate came to this swing state Wednesday — first for an event in northern Virginia and later for a rally in Richmond — days before its March 1 presidential primary
Politics · 114th Congress
Shelby’s Conservative Credentials Get Pre-Primary Boost
(Earlier this month, the group’s executive director expressed confidence in Shelby’s prospects on March 1.)
Politics · 114th Congress
Will GOP Debate Slow Trump on the Way to Super Tuesday?
On March 1, Super Tuesday, when voters will voice their preference five days after Thursday’s debate, 624 delegates from 12 states will be on the line.
Politics · 114th Congress
Sanders in ’85: ‘I am Not Now, Nor Have I Ever Been, a Liberal Democrat’
The wave of March 1 primaries, mostly in the South, are expected to fatten Clinton’s delegate lead. The next week may leave the Sanders candidacy reeling.
Politics · 114th Congress
Candidates Decry Political Money, but Change Is Unlikely
It also would offer a 6 to 1 taxpayer match from a newly created “Freedom from Influence Fund.” His bill (HR 20) has support from 156 Democrats but only one Republican, Rep. Walter B.
Politics · 114th Congress
Jeff Sessions Gets Personal at Foot Soldiers Ceremony
[jwp-video n=”1″] Among those honored with the medal was Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga. Family members of Martin Luther King Jr. accepted the medal on his behalf. Speaker Paul D.
Politics · 114th Congress
Corker: Republican Primaries Could Be Over Next Week
“I think March 1 is going to be a highly definitive day relative to the outcome of this race,” the Tennessee Republican said Wednesday.
Politics · 114th Congress
Verderosa to Lead Capitol Police
Before he leaves, Dine will appear before the Subcommittee on Legislative Branch on March 1 to review the Capitol Police budget as it seeks more money to beef up security and add more officers around
Politics · 114th Congress
Democrats Return to D.C. for a Hot Minute
Hoyer stopped to chat with Fox News’ Chad Pergram, then boarded Bus No. 1, A-D. But no one was about to tell the House’s No. 2 Democrat he was on the wrong bus.
Politics · 114th Congress
Former Rep. Mike Oxley Dies
While routinely spending more than $1 million told hold his own rural district, he had plenty left over and was one of his era’s most generous contributors to fellow House Republicans.
Politics · 114th Congress
True Cybersecurity Requires Accountability
Instead, the 1 in 15 Americans affected by this incident learned about it through a trickle of news reports and congressional hearings. Needless to say, Archuleta resigned soon after.
Politics · 108th Congress
Tax! You’re It!
[IMGCAP(1)] But with the House and Senate still stalled over the 2005 budget resolution — thanks to a clash over whether Congress should add to the soaring federal deficit with additional spending