Halftime for Special Election Bragging Rights
The top GOP vote-getter, former Georgia Secretary of State Karen Handel, raked in more than $1 million in the first week after she became Ossoff’s opponent — and $750,000 more with Trump at her side
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The top GOP vote-getter, former Georgia Secretary of State Karen Handel, raked in more than $1 million in the first week after she became Ossoff’s opponent — and $750,000 more with Trump at her side
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 18, 2017var rcrdTwitter = 1; In a robocall made to voters Monday, Trump told them that “Liberal Democrats from outside of Georgia are spending millions and millions of
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 17, 2017 var rcrdTwitter = 1; A day before Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff will try to pull off a major upset in Georgia’s 6th District, which has long been
Democrats think the district is competitive because Trump only carried it by 1 point last fall.
@freedomcaucus hasn't seen legislative text and has taken no position on the proposal. https://t.co/wHzkXUKSk0 — Justin Amash (@justinamash) April 4, 2017 var rcrdTwitter = 1; .
@ossoff #Georgia6th pic.twitter.com/HA3nGuirQr — Christopher Gorham (@ChrisGorham) March 27, 2017 var rcrdTwitter = 1; Call 678-636-9551! @ChrisGorham and I WILL PICK YOU UP and take you to vote!
He tells Trump that he doesn't have the votes to pass the bill and discusses whether to pull it. 1:19 p.m.: White House press secretary Sean Spicer says the House will at 3:30 p.m, earlier than House leadership
“We listed off all the candidates, then let people press 1 to 8 for the first 8, or press 9 if they wanted one of the other candidates, and if they pressed 9 then we read them the options for the rest
The provision, included in a manager's amendment to the bill released by House leaders on Monday, would prevent states from expanding their Medicaid programs if they didn't already do so by March 1.
'America First' In his "America First" blueprint, Trump also calls for changing the discretionary spending caps for the current fiscal 2017 year, which began Oct. 1.
Ryan Zinke was confirmed as Interior secretary on March 1 and since then, both parties have chosen their nominees at special nominating conventions.
Counts for Florida, which was redistricted in 2015, relied on state data. 1. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Fla.
Updated at 1:42 p.m. | With a single word — "our" — in a single tweet, President Donald Trump appeared to embrace a House GOP-crafted bill that would replace the 2010 health care law.
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 8, 2017 var rcrdTwitter = 1; Some conservatives have said that repeal and replace votes should occur at the same time and they reiterated that preference Tuesday but said
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projected last month the annual deficit will rise from $560 billion this year to $1 trillion in six years and $1.4 trillion in 2027, which would equal 5 percent
Last year's "21st Century Cures" law includes $1 billion in anti-opioid funding for states, to be distributed over a two-year period.
In early 2011, when he was writing his first blueprint as chairman of the House Budget Committee, Ryan developed a plan to gut Medicaid by cutting $1 trillion over 10 years.
Letter: https://t.co/58KiuHmITF — The CBC (@OfficialCBC) February 16, 2017 " var rcrdTwitter = 1; " When asked if he would want to meet Trump personally, House Assistant Minority Leader James E.
No Topline Skipping the skinny budget could be especially problematic this year due to lack of clarity on topline spending levels for fiscal 2018, which begins Oct. 1.
While the health care law provided $1 billion to an implementation fund to help set things up, by 2013, both the IRS and CMS were looking for additional money to continue putting the law in place as their