Trump is running for reelection (right now)
He hosted or attended $1 million-a-head fundraisers for MAGA Inc., a super PAC that supports him, in March and April, as part of an effort to raise as much as $500 million this summer to "push his agenda
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Congress can do better than a ‘big, beautiful,’ hyper-partisan bill
Two bits of conventional wisdom are used to rationalize this stubborn refusal to even consider the possibility of bipartisan compromise: (1) that any members who vote for such a compromise will be challenged
Trump’s first 100 days offer blueprint for future presidents to evade Congress
"When you compare Trump 2 to Trump 1, this one has been much more aggressive and what they’re doing and trying to do has been much more thought out."
Elections in Wisconsin and Florida pose first major test for GOP in 2025
Campaign filings show that Weil’s campaign raked in contributions totaling more than $9 million through March 12, outraising Fine by roughly 10 to 1.
Wisconsin enters spotlight again with another high-spending Supreme Court race
The April 1 contest pits Brad Schimel, a former Wisconsin attorney general backed by Republicans, against Susan Crawford, a Dane County circuit court judge backed by Democrats.
Republicans’ fragile majority and Democrats’ fragile image
The GOP majority should extend back to 220-213 a few days after the April 1 special elections to succeed Gaetz and Waltz in their deep-red seats.
At CPAC, conservatives talk terms and conditions on Big Tech
"So $400 million versus $1 million, I think he has a lot of catching up to do."
Setting the record straight on Biden’s spending
In his statement he claimed that Trump had broken his promise to lower costs on Day 1 and added, "Welcome to the age of Trumpflation."Â
Burgum promises energy dominance at Interior
Burgum was elected governor in 2016 after a career as a software executive during which he sold his company to Microsoft for over $1 billion.
Republican to-do list: Elect Mike Johnson and get to work
President-elect Donald Trump has used the transition expeditiously to build expectations for action on Day 1.
The great Democratic divide elects Trump twice
The 2016 survey found that Elites were 74 percent liberal and 1 percent conservative, while Working Class voters were 43 percent moderate and 24 percent conservative.
America may have a new third party: the Democrats
This advantage occurred despite Republicans slipping by 1 percentage point, going from 36 percent in 2020 to 35 percent in 2024, according to the unfinalized exit polls.
Awkward abound: Joe Biden and the lame-duck countdown
He has repaid about $1 million he received in speaking fees the state contends he did not deliver, and the state auditor says he still owes $730,000,according to the AP.
Takeaways: Harris goes hard at Trump at same spot he revved up Jan. 6 mob
A Reuters-Ipsos poll released earlier Tuesday showed Harris’ national lead shrinking to 1 percentage point (44 percent to 43 percent, with a 3-point margin of error).
Bars in DC brace for election night
NW"$3 Tecate + $7 Margaritas + 1/2 price Chicken Tendies." Teddy & the Bully Bar1200 19th St.
Not shying from the red label in a blue district
There’s been little public polling on the race, which is the case in most House races, but an Emerson College/Pix11/The Hill poll taken between Oct. 1 and 3of 630 likely voters found Lawler leading, 45
This is the Obama-Biden-Harris economic legacy
People who had a negative view of the economy voted for Trump by a 2-1 margin (62 percent to 31 percent). This was a key reason why Hillary Clinton lost in 2016.
Analysts see tech policy changes in potential GOP-led Senate
Polls have Cruz ahead, with some saying the margin is as close as 1 percent, according to Inside Elections with Nathan L. Gonzales.
Takeaways: Harris makes play for GOP voters, sits for feisty Fox News interview
And if what he meant is taking responsibility, well, then yeah, he should take responsibility for the fact that 1 in 3 women in America lives in a Trump abortion ban state," she told reporters at Joint
Harris moves toward center with talk of ‘commonsense solutions’
But a New York Times-Siena College poll also out Tuesday put Harris up 49 percent to 46 percent among likely voters nationally, her first lead in that poll since July; Trump led by 1 percentage point in